FYI
@koteeq is our insider on the Flipper Zero project.
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I know… there are a couple of threads with suggestions that an X series M1/T5577 would be possible, but problematic…
Nice to know!!
I would’ve offered myself there as well if this were happening another year. =/
Looking forward to receiving mine to play with, though#! XD
Now that the FlexMN is a thing maybe that would be a decent choice for a new x series. I could see it being a NExT 2.0
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I’m guessing that one issue would be the size of the chip… from the photos it’s definitely not a small chip. Since it’s a rare ‘magic’ chip type, it’s not cheap, and there’s also not many suppliers. It may not be physically possible at this point in time to have all of those features on a small enough die / wafer.
IIRC that’s one reason that there’s not a mifare M1 magic gen 2 xSeries implant, nor a xDF EV1.
that it is possible though! It’d be an extremely powerful implant potentially.
Correct. I can only get the chip in a COB package at this point. Flex only.
A good time to remind people there is only a few days left to order the first campaign of the FlexMN
CAMPAIGN STATS
Backers: 6
Ends: January 4, 2021
The campaign will end in 3 days, 5 hours, 37 minutes, 34 seconds
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Yep!!
I’m just waiting to see if the keyhole approach would be doable as a custom before deciding how/when to back it. 
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Because why not?
Link to top post /Poll
But I think I would rather have a flexMT…
Indeed, the performance of the FlexMT is OUTSTANDING, I know Because I had one, but didn’t install it. I did some testing with it, and I was totally blown-away
Personally, I didn’t want to go “back of the hand”, so looked at doing my “watch” area, but I felt my wrists were just too small.
An xSeries is a compromise in performance/range, but for me, it’s a huge plus in convenience of install.
100% anybody that wants that extra read range I would say get a FlexMT, you won’t regret it.
The T5577 and the M1 is a great duo for public access IMO.
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