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Smink |
10/8/2004 |
How and to what extent is a P-60 affected by a strong magnetic field. Do you loose memory in a flash card?
Thanks,
Jim Sminkey |
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FSI-603 |
10/12/2004 |
It's there another damage if you use the P-60
near of magnetic field? |
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Carlos Medina |
10/21/2004 |
I take some images with a magneticc field interference in a P65, if you interest in, see the message boards in spanish, i publish this case.
Regards
Carlos Medina |
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Steph |
10/26/2004 |
| I did some test in high magnetic field, up to 100 Gauss....Watch for the remote/monitor ! I had to replaced mine......camera is OK. |
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Hal |
10/28/2004 |
| A number of years ago I used the Agema 210 to routinely survey electrical problems in a zinc electrolytic cell house with high magnetic fields. As metioned previusely I too had problems with eye piece and used a mounted LCD screen to view areas. That camers itself worked without problem. I would also be interested in knowing if there is a problem with flash memory cards in these conditions. |
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Thermoman223 |
11/3/2004 |
| Several years ago, I used an Inframetrics 760. In testing the control gear of a conveyors tramp metal magnet, I had to pass by the magnet. It took me several minutes to work out what was happening, but the camera just shut down once I moved with in several feet of the magnet. No damage to the camera or stored images. (1.44M disks) |
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