Will this pass through TSA scanners?
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I answered incorrectly before. I thought you were talking about the Tactical Operator belt. The belt on the left has a plastic buckle and no metal. Should not be a TSA problem.
801975
Assuming TSA scanners are metal based. Yes. These belts have ZERO metal in them so it should and more likely than not the tsa people wear something similar.
801976
The buckle is made of stainless steel, so, no, you will have to take it off.Who cares! You have a belt that can hold 6000lbs! They will all be jealous!
868614
I don't know. We are using the scanner as a POS for retail sales and for inventory. We will try it on a QR bar code and let you know soon
944217
I would say yes, but if you travel by plane I can't see this getting through the TSA. Maybe in a checked bag?
29317
I've never taken my Helix out of the bag for TSA security BUT, I have a T-Pass bag which opens to show the laptop in the bag. Generally speaking, I've had to take devices out (when carrying a non-T-Pass bag) if it has a keyboard and opens.
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i can't give U a simple Y or N 'cause: (1) i did not try to take it aboard the plane in my carry-on & (2) re the suitcase I checked, the "thing" was empty as I did not fill it until i arrived in south america where i filled it prior to boarding the cruise ship (which does not allow "spirits" 2 B brought on-board. it went through the ship's version of TSP just fine because they did not do a full body scan nor a pat down and it was in my jacket pocket & I was not required to send my jacket through the scanner. nevertheless, i thick the quality of the "thing" looks fine & i had no problem with any leakage, so I plan to use it again and again. suggestions: put the "thing" in your carry-on & not on your carry aboard luggage as i don't think it would make it through an airport TSP check, which only allows a max of 4 oz; consider filling it only 1/2 full to minimize any loss due to discovery; wait to fill it until U R at your destination & not boarding a plane but rather a cruise ship or attending a concert or whatever, and don't put it in your backpack which is more likely to be searched than your jacket or crotch or whatever. hope this helps a tad. abe
403935
You should be able too,just advise the TSA screeners when you put it with your cellphone and wallet.
2174144
Yes, you can scan just about card, document, or item that can be fed through the scanner
686636
I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
1107579
I bet this will be confiscated by TSA agents. So, if you really need it, pack it in your checked baggage. If you are traveling without checked baggage...leave this at home. I had a great multi-tool that was shaped like a key confiscated and no matter how long I tried to argue, TSA would not budge. The dull blade on that key was probably no longer than 1 inch.
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If you mean will it accept and scan something that large I do believe it will, depends on how large the platen area of the scanner is. As for reducing it you will need to use an app such as Photoshop to reduce it later. Hope that helps.
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I have taken this tool through TSA checkpoints at multiple airports in my briefcase many times. The last time, for some reason, it "didn't scan right" according to the TSA checker and they sent in through the scanner three times. After examining the tool at length, the examiner apologized profusely and said, "This is obviously OK, I can't understand why our scanner is triggering on it." I think that it was just a poorly trained, inexperienced TSA employee, but there you have it.
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Yes, it will. For scanning mode, select Color Photo/Autodetect (multiple documents).You just have to make sure there is at least 1/4" between them, and if you butt them up against the outside edges, it will crop a small amount off the outside edge. It's a great scanner -- fast, quiet, a real workhorse!
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it will scan anything that fits in the load tray. if the picture is too thick it will stick
641223
I haven't tested it yet but from looking at it the theory is it separates each compartment allowing for a perfect scan of each item in it with the laptop being on the outside instead of the middle like most cases, but rather or not they wont just tell you to take it out anyways is still left to be seen. Like I said I don't actually know and have not tested it at the airport yet.
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Hi Vincent! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) My sincere apologies for missing your question previously! That answer is unknown. I would think if the contents were scanned, it would not pass the stringent US FAA rules. You could check with the FAA/TSA on that for the best answer though. Anything else, please let me know here at this link:
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No, not at all. We got through at least 4 security checks with no issue. I had it in my purse through the first check and when we realized it wouldn't fit on the airline we were flying (Etihad) we kept it in our carry on for the rest of the trip.
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Julian, I don't think this would get a second look. I have carried a Swiss Tech Products ST66676 Utili-Key Multi-Tool, 6-In-1, Stainless Steel for several years, and have never been questioned. Check it out. I've given many as gifts, and no one has been stopped by TSA yet.