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In Reply to: Metallurgy of quantum dot revealed... posted by a dainty man on March 30, 2005 at 11:34:29:
He states:
"The reason the chip should be kept in the plastic case is so that the laser in the player won't activate it unnecessarily (and use up charge). The instructions mention if you wish to treat a bunch of CDs in sequence it's OK to keep the chip on the player - that is because charge is depleted only when upgrading a disc, and that happens almost instantly. The reason for the caveate about storing the chip is so that a customer will not keep the chip on the player for long period. I think the chip should be kept (in its case) at least 5 or 6 feet away from the player. (See TV anecdote below)."Wait a minute....I thought this thing was supposed to recognize whether a disk had been treated (or needed treatment) whether to activate or not and count down to its discharge/death. Seems once again he's making it up as he goes and hopes no one is paying attention, which he's accused me of several times!
"Regarding placement - I usually demo and use the chip directly above transport section but I don't think critical where the chip is, even under the player should be OK. I have had the chip turn off the TV when an untreated CD was playing when chip was 6 feet (!) from the player."
Oh pleez!
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Follow Ups
- Caught the Chipman with more BS in there.... - Ken Perkins 12:29:29 03/30/05 (3)
- Re: Caught the Chipman with more BS in there.... - soulfood 19:18:32 03/30/05 (0)
- Re: Caught the Chipman with more BS in there.... - john curl 18:31:53 03/30/05 (1)
- Re: Caught the Chipman with more BS in there.... - bjh 20:38:05 03/30/05 (0)
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