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Dec 21, 2008 19:31 |  #1

Totally unrelated to photography I know, but I don't play in any other forurms. Does anyone know if discs for Playstation can make it thru airport security scanners unharmed? Have one for a gift, don't want it in checked, far too easy to steal. Its a Playstation 3 game. Anyone?




  
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Dec 21, 2008 19:59 |  #2

I have taken discs through airports on numerous occasions. It will be fine.


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Dec 21, 2008 20:02 |  #3

Thanks. Can't say we've ever carried one before, old people, you know.....




  
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Dec 22, 2008 13:42 |  #4

PBeeee wrote in post #6922971 (external link)
Totally unrelated to photography I know, but I don't play in any other forurms. Does anyone know if discs for Playstation can make it thru airport security scanners unharmed? Have one for a gift, don't want it in checked, far too easy to steal. Its a Playstation 3 game. Anyone?

If it isn't taped to a gun, you should be ok.


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Dec 22, 2008 13:45 |  #5

my psp disks went thru with no problem.

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Dec 23, 2008 10:59 |  #6

No worries. I've carried game discs and even a console through security before. You definitely feel a bit childish ;)




  
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Dec 23, 2008 12:07 |  #7

Airport scanners have such a low radiation charge that you could send a small fluffy puppy through without any adverse effect.

Seriously though, anything can be passed through a security scanner, otherwise there would be notices up about it.


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Dec 24, 2008 20:56 |  #8

Yep taken a load through on my last visit to Eurpoe


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Dec 27, 2008 12:28 |  #9

You can carry full size game consoles through TSA screening checkpoints, as well as foreign airport security check points.

The airport checkpoints do require that full-size game consoles be removed from your carry on baggage.

You can find out the five specific items that must be removed from carry on baggage here:
http://boardingarea.co​m …ly-with-airport-security/ (external link)


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Dec 28, 2008 05:53 |  #10
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PBeeee wrote in post #6922971 (external link)
Totally unrelated to photography I know, but I don't play in any other forurms. Does anyone know if discs for Playstation can make it thru airport security scanners unharmed? Have one for a gift, don't want it in checked, far too easy to steal. Its a Playstation 3 game. Anyone?

I have taken my spine through airport scanners, and the discs seems to be a bit dodgy these days, hahaha, only joking:D on the serious note, discs are not like memory cards, they are more sensitive to the scanners themselves, but not to say they will fail after being taken through a scanner. Discs are permanent forms of backup/storage/mediums​, so therefore won't succumb to the daily grind of life

That saying, they won't last the full 100 years as quoted by some dubious manufacturers said so




  
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