Effe gezocht op google en kwam dit tegen :
http://store.yahoo.com/pdamart/1gbmicmedtra.html
Ik weet dat je al een MD hebt, maar er zijn dus wel behuizingen die beschermen tegen x-ray.
Misschien dat je deze ergens kan bestellen.
X-Rays And Digital Cameras
Can a digital camera with a memory card be passed through metal detector equipment at an airport or should it be hand-carried to the security attendant?
The security check at U.S. airports won't affect either traditional silver-halide film or digital data. According to Mike Wong and David Guidry at SanDisk, putting your digital camera through the inspection equipment won't damage your stored images. With packed film and equipment, this is a different story as new high-intensity equipment sometimes used to scan suitcases can fog high-speed film, but still should have no effect on digital data. In foreign locations, this is a real issue. Some places won't let you have anything hand-inspected and their machines may fog film. A few metal detectors used in hand inspection in some countries have been known to generate enough of a magnetic field to damage digital data. Enough to harm a digital camera image? I don't know—this is a highly variable thing that's difficult to pin down. There's no easy answer to some foreign travel concerns.
Op meerdere site's lees ik voornamelijk dat de X-ray geen enkel probleem is. Beter kan je de metaaldetectoren uit de weg gaan met je MD. De metaaldetectoren werken met een magnetisch veld, waar je MD waarschijnlijk niet al te vrolijk van wordt.
Going through Airport Security
When going to a gate in an airport, you pass through a security checkpoint. Your carry-on bags go through an x-ray machine, and you walk through a metal detector. Meanwhile, your checked bags are going through a separate and more powerful detector. Lets look at each of these devices:
If you are carrying a notebook computer or digital camera they shouldn't be harmed by the x-ray machine. However, if you want to be sure, you can request a manual inspection. If you do so, you may be asked to turn them on to prove they work, so be sure you have charged batteries in them. Apple Computer reports that The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) concluded that memory devices, including audio and video tapes and floppy disks, could take 1000 million passes through the machine before any damage would be evident.
If you are carrying magnetic media such as Clik! discs, don't carry them through the metal detector. These machines have magnetic fields that may harm them. Put them through the x-ray machine or ask for a hand inspection.
Don't put anything valuable in checked baggage. Not only do some airline staff steal, especially from soft-sided luggage they can "frisk" (I'm not sure why this isn't a bigger issue with airline management), but they are now using x-ray machines to locate explosives that are powerful enough to fry eggs. You're personally a lot safer as a result, but film can be affected, especially film with a high ISO. There is no evidence that magnetic media or flash cards are affected in any way.
It's hard to find definitive information on the effects of security devices on computers, media, and cameras. However, the Ottawa International Airport Authority makes this statement "Computer disks and other electronic equipment will not be damaged by the airport's x-ray system. The walkthrough system is magnetic and may affect stored electronic data. When in doubt, you still have the option of requesting a manual search on these items."
Zo, wat is dat google toch een mooie zoekpagina.
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