Are piezo magnets inplace ?
1814415
...what piezo magnets? I'm not sure what you are asking, and I've repaired a half dozen Fender guitars and built several others.
1814416
This is a Stratocaster style neck. No stratocaster necks would have any piezo magnets. I suspect that this question was to be addressed for a different product.
1376175
Good idea. Never thought of that, very nifty idea. YES they are magnetic. Had to test it since you asked. :)
966463
This is what I did and I'm a alarm service tech I opened up the unit and found the Piezo and put a couple of layers of electric tape over the Piezo this brought the sound down much lower. If you cut that wire going to the Piezo you will hear nothing so when pushing any buttons you will not be able to confirm that you pushed hard enough for the key display. Please don't try this unless you know what your doing.
464863
No - the back of the board is not magnetized. Suggest you invest in some 3M Command strips.
303393
If you are asking if the screw bits are magnetized to hold the screws for positioning, they are not magnetized and that is too bad. It would be a good improvement.
1967445
No, They are not magnetized. Nice set of tools to have for RC Trucks and cars.
2205896
No. Rubbing the tip against a magnet a few times gives you a temporary fix, however.
1632660
How did you loose? Did you look hard for them? I know it's silly to ask... But otherwise I see you having to get a new set.. I know uou have the larger one but I haven't tried putting it in.. I'm sure it will work just as good if not a lot louder.. but don't know if it would be comfortable or how safe.. remember the larger the magnet the more it will react to magnetic fields in it's reach.. I know u could hear the magnetic fields from devices and motors with the lil ones.. soo I could imagine that would be amplified.. you can look around and see if you can order replacement magnets, but the wait might be as long as the device itself.. How did you loose? Did you look hard for them? I know it's silly to ask... But otherwise I see you having to get a new set.. I know uou have the larger one but I haven't tried putting it in.. I'm sure it will work just as good if not a lot louder.. but don't know if it would be comfortable or how safe.. remember the larger the magnet the more it will react to magnetic fields in it's reach.. I know u could hear the magnetic fields from devices and motors with the lil ones.. soo I could imagine that would be amplified.. you can look around and see if you can order replacement magnets, but the... » Read More How did you loose? Did you look hard for them? I know it's silly to ask... But otherwise I see you having to get a new set.. I know uou have the larger one but I haven't tried putting it in.. I'm sure it will work just as good if not a lot louder.. but don't know if it would be comfortable or how safe.. remember the larger the magnet the more it will react to magnetic fields in it's reach.. I know u could hear the magnetic fields from devices and motors with the lil ones.. soo I could imagine that would be amplified.. you can look around and see if you can order replacement magnets, but the wait might be as long as the device itself.. « Show Less
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There is a magnet inside the flat board, near the top. I can tell it helps to hold my iPad and keep it from falling forward. I don't believe that magnets this weak can damage the digital readers, because my keyboard connects to my iPad magnetically and I've been using that for years.
1597946
While I usually mount these on the inside of a door (well, on the side that it opens towards) but I have also mounted it in the situation I think you are asking about. I have also used magnets from other sensors, like the ones from a house alarm unit, and it has worked just fine. So if you have limited space you should have success by using most other small magnet pieces designed for sensors like this. Remember that the sensor portion of this set can be mounted horizontally (turned 90° from the sample picture).
1137195
I don't believe so. I threw the packaging away......but I don't remember it mentioning magnets.
610997
Does not have a magnet. However, have found that to be a minor inconvenience.
1168676
Hi Ellen,My guess is yes. I think it's heat that reduces magnetism. The magnets are not as strong as let's say a knife strip you install to attached knives. However, it's pretty strong.Hope this helps!-G
926157
yep, i would suggest u to whatch some videos in youtube about "how to install a piezo pick up" i learnt a lot from them and it was fun and easy.
621455
It's not a problem. CRT monitors are sensitive to magnets but most electronics are not.
158988
no they are not. I dont know if they can be, a mechanic I know ran a magnet in a circle in the middle to magnatize my screw driver bit. You should look that up on the internet as how to or call Black and Decker if they have them, magnetic bits are worth it.
571369
I owned the Logitech keyboard for a short time but during that period I forgot about the magnets! I did place the keyboard next to my laptop and rested a credit card on top of the keyboard and there was no apparent damage, but it doesn't mean that it couldn't happen with extended exposure. I suggest you contact the manufacturer directly just to be sure. Good luck!