How can I get passed security for recording concerts? I’m going to see Rush at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, MN, and I want to record it. But I don’t know how to get passed security. The recorder I’m using is pretty small, so I was thinking I could just stick it in my back pocket. There’s no metal on it, so I couldn’t get busted if they use metal detectors. But would it work? So how can I get passed the fuzz?
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Okay, I have a project in one of my classes and I have to explain to the class how a tape recorder works. Can you check if my explanation is right?
When you speak, sound waves are created and are measured in Hertz(Hz). These sound waves are electromagnetic microwaves. The top of the wave is positive and the bottom is negative. The sound waves travel to a metal diaphragm in the microphone, through the cord, through the circuit board and to an electromagnet that sits next to the tape. The electro magnet carries the message on magnetic flux lines and rearranges the metal oxides in the tape. When you want to play the message back, the same electro magnet that was used to record is now used to detect the pattern of the oxides on the tape, carry that pattern in electro magnetic waves on the circuit board, to the speaker. when the top (positive) part of the wave hits the metal coil in the speaker, the coil attracts itself and a sound is made when it connects. When the bottom part of the wave hits the coil, it repels itself. The attracting and repelling of the coil makes the sound you hear.
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