Hi all,
Am 26.06.22 um 23:38 schrieb Michael Parsons:
I fly constantly and have been taking my KX2 with me every single time for the
last year. I also currently carry an IC-705 with its battery and two additional
Bioenno 4.5ah batteries all as carryons. I fly around 50 times a year and never
I've been a member of aviation standards committees, and the quality of the
members is similar. The best engineers from multiple companies come
together, along with hundreds of years of combined experience. The battery
standards committee was across the hall from ours one time. Theirs was much
I plan to take a 3AH (36WH) LiFePO4 battery on an international flight (to
HC5) in a few weeks. To conform with the FAA's regs (link below), I'll have
the Anderson power-pole end & the charging jack sealed with tape. Seems
simple enough - I'll post here if there are any problems.
On 6/28/2022 1:46 AM, Geert Jan de Groot wrote:
And if you feel otherwise and know it all better - it's a free world and
everyone has an opinion! - then I kindly ask you to identify what flight
you will be on so I will take the next flight, thank you.
All of your post is well said, Jan. We
I tried telling the TSA guy a little box of electronics and such was for my
hearing aid.
He thought I was spoofing him and called his supervisor when he asked if it
received Fox News, and I said not in my house. I explained it was the Bluetooth
gear for broadcasting TV audio into the
Skip,
I tried telling the TSA guy a little box of electronics and such was for my
hearing aid.
He thought I was spoofing him and called his supervisor when he asked if it
received Fox News, and I said not in my house. I explained it was the Bluetooth
gear for broadcasting TV audio into the
Bill I haven’t had any problems with having my KX2 in my carry on bag, even
with mic and headset along with other interconnecting wires. On my last trip I
got flagged because of all the gear. While explaining to the TSA agent about
ham radio I actually powered up the KX2 and showed him how it
I fly constantly and have been taking my KX2 with me every single time for the
last year. I also currently carry an IC-705 with its battery and two additional
Bioenno 4.5ah batteries all as carryons. I fly around 50 times a year and never
have been stopped or searched other than the general
Here's the FAA
link:https://www.faa.gov/hazmat/packsafe/more_info/?hazmat=773,Gary K9GS
Original message From: Bill Lederer Date:
6/24/22 9:00 PM (GMT-06:00) To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: [Elecraft] KX2 on commercial airplane Team:Is it possible to take as
carryon
Team:
Is it possible to take as carryon the KX2 with lithium battery installed?
I know it is not allowed in non-carryon baggage.
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