Just be prepared for a thorough cavity search. You
might have another one stuck up somewhere...
jimiscaro wrote:
> Hello Group
>
> I just ordered the Cavision boom pole SCPN525R from B & H Photo. I
> chose this model because it collapses down to .65m which will fit
> nicely into my suitcase. The problem is they sent the SCPN535R which
> collapses to .75m which leaves about 4" sticking out of the suitcase.
> Even with all sections separated.
>
> I borrowed a travel case that comes with the TrekPod from a friend and
> it fits nicely in it. (and he said I could use it on my upcoming trip
> to Hawaii where I plan on making many pano's using the pole.
>
> My question is this, after my long winded explanation, has any one had
> any experience carrying a pole, boom or such that looks like a
> nightstick ( which is prohibited BTW) on an airline in the US.
>
> I emailed this question to the TSA a few (4) times over the past 10
> days to no avail.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jim
>
>
>
>
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