Hi, I'm looking to buy a 61key but I need to bring it back from the US to another country on a plane. What hard case do you recommend me to buy? Thank
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I took it outside the country on a plane in its original box with factory packing. Was just fine. If you need a hard case for gigs and stuff, then just get any.
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No issues. This is a great case. It fits well and everything lines up. I just travelled for 3 weeks through Europe and the case was perfect.
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i would look into flight cases, by j winter or roadie cases especially if i had a pro sax. the roadie cases got tons of room and it's on wheels and locks.
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In all honesty I don't think this will be a good purchase. The reason being is with a full sized firearm you need to force the case shut and even then there are large gaps in that a screwdriver will pop the case open. now if you are using it just to transport then maybe, but even then there are much better soft and hard cases out there
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I have not used this product on aircraft but it should work. I have used plastic gun cases for commercial air travel and have had no problem as long as they lock. A point to note: It must be a locked box. You can by padlocks which have a key that TSA can get into without breaking anything. I wonder what happens with a combo lock if you're not their to open it for them. Will they bust the box and then you no longer have a lockable box? I don't know. I'll use the system I know works and keep the nano vault for its intended purpose-- under the car seat if I have to disarm for some reason.
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Marilynoz, I am sure that this carrying case will work just fine for you. The case is soft, but both ends of the case are semi-firm. Just enough so that the case retains it shape, but flexible enough that you can collapse the ends down to fit under seat in front you. My two Shih Tzus did well, on their first flight. An international 6.5 hour flight, not including the long wait at the airport needed for international hops. My dogs are 8 and 9lbs and I opted for a separate carry bag for both of them. But your kitties might be able to tolerate one anthers company in the same carry case on a less lengthy journey. Happy Travels!! Marilynoz, I am sure that this carrying case will work just fine for you. The case is soft, but both ends of the case are semi-firm. Just enough so that the case retains it shape, but flexible enough that you can collapse the ends down to fit under seat in front you. My two Shih Tzus did well, on their first flight. An international 6.5 hour flight, not including the long wait at the airport needed for international hops. My dogs are 8 and 9lbs and I opted for a separate carry bag for both of them. But your kitties might be able to tolerate one anthers company in the same carry case on a... » Read More Marilynoz, I am sure that this carrying case will work just fine for you. The case is soft, but both ends of the case are semi-firm. Just enough so that the case retains it shape, but flexible enough that you can collapse the ends down to fit under seat in front you. My two Shih Tzus did well, on their first flight. An international 6.5 hour flight, not including the long wait at the airport needed for international hops. My dogs are 8 and 9lbs and I opted for a separate carry bag for both of them. But your kitties might be able to tolerate one anthers company in the same carry case on a less lengthy journey. Happy Travels!! « Show Less
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I've owned a Flambeau case for my AR. It's excellent for throwing in the back of your car to transport to the range and back, but I wouldn't use it for flying. I'd bite the bullet and invest in a heavier case.
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Right here on Amazon, man!!!I recommend either the Gator brand gig bag or the SKB brand gig bag. You could shell out alot more money for a hardshell bag but that would be totally unnecessary. Hardshells are better for traveling on a plane where the airline staff just throw everyone's belongings into the baggage compartment onboard the plane with no mercy. lol.....Good luck to u.
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Echoing Larry's response here as I and the person behind me with the EXACT same model (and color) got ours confiscated at security (September 2015). No matter what the battery says, if the scary security guy who speaks no english is not going to give it back to you, you are not getting it back. And don't try putting it in your luggage either. Fortunately, if you are flying a newer plane, they have usb ports in the seats .... yeah ... one thing the airlines do right to keep their customers happy on long flights.
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Yes you can lock the case. It has four holes to place locks in. I recommend No. 7KALF from Master Lock locks. These locks fit the case perfectly and are much tougher than the light weight TSA locks. Also buy them from a locksmith and he can get them keyed alike for you. I have 4 cases, 8 locks, and I only need one key. For traveling, try this procedure: 1)Show up early, the TSA process will take up to additional 45 mins. 2) Carry current supporting documentation for firearms travel from TSA's website and the website of the airline you are traveling on. This is huge. This way there will be no confusion as to what is legal and what is not (TSA/airline reps are not standardized like they should be). If questions come up, and they will, ask for a supervisor and show them your current documentation and they back down very quickly. 3) After filling out your declared card, take your case to the TSA inspection area and/or follow it there and personally watch it get scanned. This is the point where if a lock needs to be open you are standing there with the key. Once it passes this point the do not open the case again.
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Sounds like the HE is the one to get. Have any of you had any experience taking one to Europe? If so, were there any issues I should know about? I'll be going to France in May and would like to take this netbook with me.Thanks.
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Rick, I use a Case Logic padded/soft-sided portable DVD player case for mine, and it works really well. I've packed it in my suitcase several times w/ no issue. I took my iM600 into Best Buy to get the best fit through trial and error.
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Honestly, it's a tight fit if you try to fit it with the 1TB Passport. I honestly never have to open the case up at all.........I just leave the cable plugged in and neatly wrap it around and through a small carabiner I attached to the case loop. Two of my coworkers on the ship ordered the same case after looking at mine because they liked it so much. I recommend it for protection from your hard drive breaking or erasing if you were to drop it.
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was in UK for a month and used it everyday with no problems. the laptop was a cheap acer (250 dollars) Take it out of your carry on. Something in it triggers tsa search. After we started to take it out with computer no problems. Hope this helps
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I hope the below links help? http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/checkpoint-friendly-laptop-bags http://traveltips.usatoday.com/tsa-carry-rules-laptop-computers-62914.html
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Amazing finding so many different opinions here about fitting a MX 18.4 Alienware laptop. I believe your are absolutely right from what I can glean now all around. So now its back to researching the right size envelope. It does however look that the "Splash Resistant Neoprene Laptop Case By DURAGADGET" will work. Then taking this DURAGADGET sleeve and putting it into a larger bag to prevent scratching and easy out and in laptop transfer during flights and travel. Many Thanks...
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Hi, Mine only fits a 61-key, I dont think your keyboard would fit in my model. My case can only fit a max of 41-inch length keyboard. Please make sure youre getting the right model. Also please note that this model keyboard case can be lumpy, the whole thing stays on the floor FLAT; I had to modify mine to firm up the frame and it cost me an extra $24 and some innovative work. So you might wanna ask another critical question: "does it stay flat and lumpy?"