I I believe you would plug in an oscilloscope or the flipper to the non power pins and see what comes out? I donāt see how that could smoke the controller.
The alternative is to look inside the controller and if you understand circuits see what chip does what and then refer to the datasheet.
Iām just guessing
I donāt want those for aesthetics. But if it was possible to get the skin to seal well and bond with the implant, Iād be looking into a transdermal socket with a connection to an electrode array or something along those lines.
For the time being, Iām going to stick to Amalās subdermal implants.
Welp, school sucks now. Our new instructor with ā10 years of experienceā is teaching us her āstreet knowledgeā and only touches on the book stuff, and itās all wrong. I can see my whole class, and the fire academy thatās now taking part in our EMT class, failing the national cert exams.
Watching her teach and answer questions is a great demonstration of the Dunning Kruger effect lol
I thought I was completely fine with needles after the xG3 needles and scalpel work for the flexMT. Got a few shots of antibiotics and steroids and barely felt it, use to the plasma needle and doesnāt really hurt anymore. However when the plasma center needed to draw blood, I almost yelped with the tiny needle XD
Youād be suprised by what a formal complaint can accomplish at a university. Start with, Iām paying xxx dollars to learn the subject matter per national standards, instead the teacher is ignoring the curriculum and presenting factually incorrect information.
Itās a community college, so Iām not sure what all a complaint will do. I am going to start keeping records and taking pictures of the white board. I shouldāve done that today. Iāll ask a classmate to send me a pic he took that has the wrong info on the board.
Community colleges care about this a lot. They have to deal with more litigation related to meeting standards. I guarantee theyāll do what they can if you make a big enough stink.
Talked to my classmate and told him about some outside resources to study for the national certs last week. If he and I are the only ones who pass the exams out of our EMT stand alone class and the fire academy, maybe thatāll add some weight to the complaint as well haha
Iām not sure if this is the right place to ask, but does anybody lift here? How long did yāall wait to get back into the gym? Iām thinking of an xSIID in p0 and an xg3 v2 in my knifes edge, both on the right hand.
I donāt think the p0 one would be an issue after a couple days, but Iām reading 2 weeks is best for xg3ās. Given that the bars are steel and Iām benching some 80kg, and deadlifting about 130ā¦ Iām thinking itād be wise to wait the two weeks, but Iām hoping someone tells me itās not necessary.
Iām assuming you are not competitive, just find some alternative movements, itāll probably work out better for mixing it up, working some different and smaller muscle groups.
Shick your muscles with something new.
Iāve always waited for 2 weeks before lifting after getting an implant. Good time to do some cardio. Or do leg exercices that do not need the arms. Leg press for instance.
And usually for 2 more weeks, I take it very easy on the hands. Nothing that could put too much stress on the implantation site.