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[Pilgrimsmaster]

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Wait one, I will dig out the relevant posts, wont be long…

Door mat reader

Yale Doorman V2N smartlock remote control with an external RFID reader

I’m gonna leave this here for reference if someone wants to do the same thing I wanted to do. This is part of my unfinished smart doormat project: my idea was to use a long-range LF reader as a doormat to open my Yale Doorman V2N smartlock with my foot implant. The Yale Doorman V2N has a built-in NFC (Mifare Classic) reader, but it’s a bit finicky, and it requires exact cloning of the really expensive genuine Yale tags (see here for technical details). It’s annoying to use with the M1k implant…

Desk Reader

Implant in foot: practical problem

That’s the plan. That and a reader as a door mat to unlock my front door. And a reader under the bumper of my car, to unlock it when I’m carrying the groceries, and (if it works, I haven’t tried yet) an xAC antenna under the gas pedal to start it up. Look Ma, no hands!

Desk Chair

The amazing RFID office chair

A year and and half ago, I set out to create an RFID office chair that logs me in and out of my computer automatically when I sit down or get up, using a strategically placed implant in my backside. Well, at long last, here it is: What you need to create this: A flexEM implant in your back, configured as a dual-EM4100: An office chair with a RS232 ACM08Y long range reader bolted to the back: [image] A Linux computer running SiRFIDaL: The flexEM has roughly a foot o…