[dynasonic]

So I am flying here soon... and I want to take my cmoy with me to listen to on the plane. Anyone tried taking a homemade piece of electronics through airport security lately? Am I going to get fisted by some fat chick with a unibrow for attempting to fly with this thing? I mean.. it's wires, circuit boards a battery and a switch... To the unsuspecting security person I could see them thinking it was some sort of triggering device.
 
 

 

[sluker]

It works best if you bundle it with some plasticine and hide it in your carry-on.
Let us know how it goes.

 

[dynasonic]

I have already purchased some gray Play-doh and an "I'm with infidel -->" t-shirt.

 

[Anaxilus]

Dude, I travel w/ a bag full of electronics and rarely get stopped.  The few times I have they have been cool about it all.  I've seen my stash on their monitors its hilarious.  Looks like I could build a desktop PC.  They are really looking for fluids, and other types of suspicious materials and weapons of course.  They might also care what types of batteries you bring w/ you.  I think technically only lithium ion is okay, not sure though.  My favorite experience was getting stopped 3x's at the airport in Tel Aviv.  I don't think my Jordanian headscarf helped.  

 

[wuwhere]

I brought my iBasso D10 with an optical cable connected to my iRiver H120 on flights and never had a problem.

 

[Yoga Flame]

Keep it plugged into your iPod and headphones to make it perfectly clear what it's meant for.
 
Unless you're using the phones from Anaxilus' avatar...