DJ-2096
December 22, 2023, 2:58pm
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I might be wrong on this but from what I have seen it seems Purewrist Go is no longer a thing. I was really excited to get a payment implant installed and i was wonfering if there was any options for us here in the US now that there is no Purewrist. The last time I looked into it I believe Walletmore was only in Europe. Thank you in advance for any info you can give on the topic and I hope everyone is having a good holiday season.
amal
December 22, 2023, 11:52pm
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There are some activity in the COM conversion optionsā¦ search for āCoM conversionā ā¦ Iām mobile and donāt have the link handy
DJ-2096
December 22, 2023, 11:59pm
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Awesome. Thank you very much.
There is a dedicated thread in the DT club
To Join
There have been some questions about ways to support me (Amal!) and / or DT in ways not related to purchases. For a time a Patreon was discussed as well as simple things like a PayPal donate buttonā¦ but Patreon is expensive and PayPal is a terrible company we do not want to support, so for the moment I am setting up some simple options!
The Thread
Hey everybody. This is just a pre-public draft of a thread I will be posting about the new CoM conversion service. Feel free to post any feedback about the thread so I can make it easier to understand. @amal check this out and let me know if you want anything changed.
Please only post direct questions about the CoM conversion service, the name and location of banks that you can confirm have CoM cards, and any pictures of modules you suspect are CoM in this thread.
Overview
In this thread Iā¦
But there are a few mentions throughout this thread, youll just need to filter through it
I want to create flex PCB stickers that are cheap and you can just slap on stuff to reshape the field to couple better with implants.
I did some calculations about āon-boardā capacitors that are just copper pours so we can create the stickers without needing to populate parts or add any z-height. My calculations indicate that two 1cmĀ² copper plates on a 0.13mm thick polyimide flex PCB will create a capacitor of 22.5pF
C = Īµ0 * Īµr * (A/d)
1cm2 on 0.13mm thick polyimide:
C = 8.85ā
10ā12 * 3.3 *ā¦
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