Can I put 2 X chips in R0?

[Pilgrimsmaster]

This should answer that question for you…

@amal

Multiple chips in one hand

Before I get into possible implant locations, I want to first address the idea of implanting multiple chips in the same hand or in close proximity. There a few primary considerations;

1. Keep at least 5mm between implant and other implants or bone. This is particularly relevant when it comes to x-series chips (glass tube encased implants). Putting two x-series chip implants too close together can increase the risk of glass-to-glass impact inside the body, which could crack or shatter the glass tube.
2. Chips of a common type can interfere with each other. In general, if your hand has the space to place two chips nearly side by side with 5mm between (see #1 above), then you will want to be sure that they will not interfere with each other. The general rule to follow is that two chips of the same frequency cannot be very close to each other or there will be problems. This does not include implants that do not have chips inside like xLEDs which are just a coil and LED, but no chip. For example if you wanted to implant an xNT and an xLED-HF side by side (with 5mm between), then this would be fine. However, if you wanted to place an xDF2 and xNT side by side, then it would be extremely difficult to position the reader to read the chip you actually wanted to read but not the other one. In general, if you have two implants of the same frequency you will want to try to keep them at least 5cm away from each other to make it practical to read each in a reliable way.

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