im just writing about my experience traveling with this thing.
i flew out of washington d.c., with the expected problems. they had no idea what it was
and tested it for hazardous material. a helpful hint i received earlier was to have a pair of
headphones/power cable to test it out for them. even though it didnt get to that stage of
suspicion, better safe than sorry.
on the way back from chicago, it was so busy, the xray scanner people didnt even bother
to examine it twice... which i found a little weird.
otherwise, smooth sailing!
now i expect to see more modular gear at shows!


--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , Florian Anwander <Florian.Anwander@...>
wrote:

>
> Hi surachai
>
> > Thanks for all the replies. Ill be flying out of D.C. aka freak-out-zone. There are signs

here

> > that say 'do not joke about bombs/explosive devices/terror threats, etc. Good call on

the

> > headphones, I wouldnt have thought about that.
> What about a call at the airport security to announce, that you want to
> have a flight with this one, and ask them how you should behave. You can
> ask them, whether bringing a headphone will appease them.
>
> If I were a hysteric but electronically knowing security man, I'd say,
> its very easy to hide explosives in a large capacitor housing. No one
> could judge, whether the capacitor is wired correctly.
>
> Florian
>