Michel, I wouldn't suggest trying this either, and don't know about the SAT's, but many years ago I bought one of the original Sight-O-Tuners. I was loading things back into my car at a customer's house out in the country, and placed the SOT on the roof while I put some things into the trunk, all the while watching that I didn't step into the numerous puddles of water around my car. I then proceeded to get into the car and drive off. While accelerating onto the highway, I heard a loud thump and looked in my rearview mirror and saw my SOT (in its case) bouncing down the highway behind me! It still worked for over a year, even though I had to give it an occasional slap to get the lights rotating. When it finally "gave up the ghost", I put it away, intending to have it repaired, but never did. I still have it around here somewhere. At least now, I have a van. So if I ever manage to get an SAT, I don't have to worry about pulling that kind of stupid stunt again. :-) Avery Michel Lachance, RPT wrote: >3. Shock trauma > >How much "Solid State" is the SAT. Could it get over dropping it on >the floor? (Please, don't try it in order to answer the question) _____________________________________ Avery Todd, RPT Moores School of Music University of Houston 713-743-3226 atodd@uh.edu _____________________________________
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