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I go through airport security all the time with all sorts of rPI's and Arduino's often wired to buttons and IMU's and various SDR Radio's.. Every time I put the
by kator 12y ago
I go through airport security all the time with all sorts of rPI's and Arduino's often wired to buttons and IMU's and various SDR Radio's.. Every time I put them in my bag I think "this is the one that's going to get me stopped". Not even a sideways glance from the scanning operators.
I often go through with things in static protection bags, sometimes big bundles of LED strings and again nobody stops me.
I'm not sure if I'm happy because I don't have to explain the things in my bag or worried that they're looking for stuff so specific that someone with 1/2 a brain could build something that would get though easily...
- w0utert 12y agoI don't think airport security is interested in a bunch of wires, pcb's and buttons as long as there aren't any explosives attached to it. The idea of the scanner is to see the explosives, not the detonator (you could use about anything with a battery for that).
- waqf 12y agoI guess you don't live in Boston: http://tech.mit.edu/V127/N40/simpson.html http://tech.mit.edu/V127/N40/simpson.html