Induction Cooktop Testing

[jiaan3]

@Spyfoxls

I would also bet the plates they use to disarm anti theft tags might be pretty uncomfortable aswell and might even damage some implants. The longer anti theft tags with a barcode on top are disarmt by demagnetising a strip of metal in there. The big stickers with a coil are disarmed by inducing a high enough voltage in it to burn through the capacitor thats used in a resonant circuit with the coil. Induction plates are not the only thing that you might encounter in daily life that pose a threat to implants. It doesn’t have to but it could. I haven’t gotten my hands on a anti theft system disarming plate to test it on implants of all kind. Might be interesting to try out though.

Yes, I tried this.

[shadowtux]

What chip(s) have you tried it with and what was the outcome? Did they brake on the anti-theft dissarming device or are they fine? I have FlexNT and xEM but need to know how much do I have to worry about this.

[yeka]

@shadowtux

how much do I have to worry about this.

Kinda like not at all.
flexEMs might get a little warm on EU stoves, LF LEDs might burn out if you really try to.