DreamLover 2000 receiver gets through airport security

I presume this was done as a test. Or was "the passenger" locked in and unable to remove it?

One point: the metal scanners at airports have a sensitivity setting. It can vary from one airport to another, and it is typically changed depending on circumstances. In the US, when the DHS increases the threat level, the TSA typically changes the sensitivity settings, I believe.

On a single business trip in the US, with no known threat level changes, I've had articles of clothing (shoes, belt buckles) go through security fine without setting off the metal detector's beep at my departure airport, but then on my return trip I will set off the detector's beep wearing the same items.

I should add that the reason this concerns me is that I have worn (on only one occasion, as instructed to do) a small metal padlock through airport security -- and it did not set off the beeping on the metal detector. However, I'm certain it would have if the threat level had been higher at the time, or at some other airports. So when I'm traveling, it's plastic locks.

Not sure what his definition of "shortly" is but now wondering a day later if maybe he did not make it through the Seoul airport scanners. LOL!

Very much looking forward to this device coming out. Currently, I use shock collar units designed for dogs (apropos, yes), though I've found the prospect of your system quite intriguing. Here's to hoping your device will continue to elude airport detection!

Saharah Eve

So did "the passenger" actually have the nerve to WEAR the DL2000 through security? LOL!