#37569 - 02/11/05 11:58 PM
PSK airplane "friendly"?
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has anyone tried to take the adventure medical PSK on an commercial flight?
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#37570 - 02/12/05 12:55 AM
Re: PSK airplane "friendly"?
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Registered: 08/28/04
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Loc: Maple Grove, MN
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You'd probalby want to take the scalpel blade out. Otherwise it SHOULD be OK, but I haven't tried it. I figured it looks suspicious enough that it might trigger a search.
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#37571 - 02/12/05 02:17 AM
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yeah thats what i was thinking haha i dont know about you but i would sure like to avoid the security search <img src="/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
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#37572 - 02/12/05 03:10 AM
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Yea, you might want to take out, the blades, bright lights (could blind someone to submission), hooks, matches, needles......etc. Probably the only thing you'd be able to take is the tin. Really, I wouldn't want to have to take apart my PSK in whether it had anyhting dangerous in it or not. I'm not going to unwind all the 550 rapped around it, and the tape. Then seal it back up. Not worth the effort, just throw it in luggage.
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#37573 - 02/12/05 03:56 PM
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Geezer
Registered: 01/21/04
Posts: 5163
Loc: W. WA
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No, the tin could reflect into someone's eyes, & one edge could be ground into a knife blade.
The Barn Door Homeland Security has made sure that if there were a plane crash, and people survived, they wouldn't have the two really handy things to have: a knife or a way to make fire. Better hope the ELB wasn't damaged in the crash. <img src="/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />
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#37575 - 02/15/05 02:03 AM
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Registered: 09/25/02
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Click here for an excellent thread on the topic.
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#37576 - 02/17/05 10:33 PM
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Newbie
Registered: 06/09/03
Posts: 38
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I've got a modified kit with everything but the blade and hooks, plus some other stuff, and made it through O'Hare, LAX and Richmond, VA just this week. Only stop was to take a look at my lighter, which also made it because it wasn't a torch style. Of course that won't necessarily be the case next week . . .
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#37577 - 04/10/05 06:15 PM
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Registered: 03/06/01
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has anyone tried to take the adventure medical PSK on an commercial flight? My girlfriend ... many times ... both national and international ... without the fishing hooks or scalpel. Stay safe, J.T.
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#37578 - 04/10/05 11:28 PM
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Registered: 11/14/03
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Loc: Milwaukee, WI USA
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They must be very dull trips as it is impossible to be a "cutup" and "hook" a jovial audience. <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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