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Bringing a scanner on an airplane

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I do a lot of air travel for business and want to bring my scanner with me to the places I visit. Has anyone had any problems with security when bringing a scanner in their carry-on luggage?
 
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ansky said:
I do a lot of air travel for business and want to bring my scanner with me to the places I visit. in their carry-on luggage?
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The Wiki is correct about usage but you can have it with your carry on to use at the places you visit as you indicated.
 
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Totally agreed with all of the above. For general safety of my radio and the remainder of my luggage contents, I remove the batteries and place them in a re-sealable sandwich bag just in case they leak in transit. Okay, this may seem compulsive but it may prevent acid stains on your favorite tie.
 
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