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Re: Heading to Orlando
- From: "Tim Rudman" <tim.rudman@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Heading to Orlando
- Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1998 09:00:56 -0000
>Tim Rudman wrote:
>>
>> In a similar vein, I shall be in Florida / Orlando in 9 days time.
>>
>> 1) any recommendations for good I-R hunting grounds &
>> 2) where can I buy Kodak high speed B+W I-R film locally. I usually
carry
>> my own stock but in view of the new scanners and the difficulty hand
>> inspecting I-R in daylight it would seem sensible to buy locally.
>>
>> Any advice would be very welcome
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>You don't need to worry about xrays affecting your IR film if you are
flying
>within the US. Important, however, is that you DO include it in your
carry-on
>luggage. Never had a problem with IR flying throughout the US and UK.
>
>george
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Thanks George.
I have been travelling with I-R for over 25 yrs and never had a prob apart
from cold war Russia. Hand searching used to be easy but the days of that
have long since gone - at Heathrow, Hamburg and other European cities that
have experienced terrorism at least. I always carry film and know that IR is
actually low risk, but the new scanners are said to be unsafe, and I know
that Heathrow security will insist on scanning or opening the canisters. It
would seem simpler to buy locally
Any ideas?
Tim
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