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Your title mentions prosthetics
You might be interested in Ian Davis (if you are not already aware)
If you go down the prosthetic route, we can certainly help you with your projects incorporating RFID into them.
The prosthetic may potentially provide you with advantages us “normy reachies” dont get.
YUP
and all your projects sound do-able.
I’m inbetween airports at the moment so I cant fully reply at the moment.
a couple of quick bullet points,
- The UHF in key fobs we can work around, but incorporating the keyfobs into the design.
Here is my first link as a suggestion to get you started down the right track
- The payment- will depend on what country you are in, BUT the prosthetic may open up other options
Use your flipper to scan the fob and let us know which one you have.
More info to come, there will be others here that will be able to give you some great advice
Implant suggestions will come in time once we have more info from you.
For now, I would suggest getting started with a test card pack. (always better to test on cheaper cards rather than your implant(s))
In the test card pack link, you will find some extra options
J3R180
gen3
Unless you have a specific need for it, which at the moment it doesn’t look like you do, you wont need the gen3.
The J3R180 is a Possible, but rather than that, you may be better off getting an APEX (same same but differnet, but APEX may be your payment option)
The UG4 is a nice add on, as it is the best magic card avaliable and may be a solution for some of your projects.
Also, the Flipper is now more capable of playing with these.
One more thing for you to consider, is a PM3, The Flipper is capable of most HF and LF RFID diagnostics, but the PM3 has some added functionality (there is a learning curve and not as plug n play as the flipper, but another good investment)
I generally use my Flipper for MOST things, but sometimes I need my PM3.
That’s probably me for now…![]()
You are off to a great start