Information gps

[NiamhAstra]

Best depends on your usecases. Each one is good at its own set of things. This is a good overview:

@Pilgrimsmaster

This all depends on YOUR own individual use case

• What do you want to do?
• What Frequency does it operates on ( normally it will either be low Frequency (LF) 125kHz or High Frequency (HF) 13.56MHz, but sometimes both. My work is capable of both but only operates 125kHZ )
• The easiest way to determine this is with an RFID Diagnostic Card
• What technology does it use? ie.the protocol it is running to find the compatibility with the correct implant. ( these are all the words and numbers you would have seen [NTAG216, ISO14443A, T5577, Mifare, Desfire, Hitag etc. ]
  If you need help with this, look on the Dangerous Things Product Matrix to find out the compatibility for system to implant