| From: | Paul Gettle <RunnerPaul@*****.COM> |
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| Subject: | Re: Please fasten your saftey belts and turn off your Cyber [was: |
| Date: | Mon, 17 Aug 1998 10:44:16 -0400 |
At 01:26 AM 8/17/98 -0500, D.Ghost wrote:
>3) People have mentioned getting cyberware in and out of Airports but
>what about Airplanes? During landing and take-offs, you aren't
alowwed
>to use any electronic devices ... no walkmans, computers, nothing.
And
>you can't use cell phones and radios at all during the entire flight.
So
>how does this impact cyberware on airplanes? Do you have to have all
>electronic cyber medically turned off before any and all airplane
trips?
Seeing as how comercial airline pilots are described as using vehicle
control rigs, I should hope that they don't require all cyberware to
be turned off.
I imagine that whatever the 2050 equivilent to the FCC is, would have
a strict guideline for cyberware not causing undue electrical
interference. (Today, for example, most electronic devices must be
certified that they won't interfere with TV and radio Broadcasts.) I'm
sure that any "Legal" cyberware has been certified as not to cause
interference with the Air Trafic Control tower broadcasts, or any of
the plane's instrumentation.
But since when do runners just stick to the legal stuff?
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