Howās that?
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On that, I thought I was being smart.
I had the intention to make the Handy Dandy PM3 thread for a while, and I thought your āPM3 emulatorā would be perfect for the FIRST POST.
But now it shows as 2 years old.
I hope it still gets the use and love it deserves
SO people cant find it and love it 
( I can move it to the end if you want it to be the latest)
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Nah, let anyone new to the forum who stumbles upon it believe Iāve mastered time travel
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Bloody perfect
Thanks
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Iām a little late to this discussion lol. I try to limit myself to absolute max 400$ USD for keyboard alone (so not including switches, stabs, and keycaps). But Iād be lying if I said I hadnāt considered multiple 500+ gbs
Well this seems promising.
Edit: except for the removal/reimplantation procedure.
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Gosh, I wish! Having Bluetooth would be awesome!
Iāll watch the video later, but Iāll lament not being able to actually become a robot for the time being. 
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WTF!? That guy needs help and belongs in the you know what thread!
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Yup! Thanks!
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not knowing what a Sam or Nard isā¦ This sentence really makes me giggle
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Me either, but I got curious
How the Seader App Works With HID SAMs and Flipper Zero
MK
ā¢Published Dec 01, 2023 03:52 AM
While Flipper Zero (see test) has become a viral sensation, it does not work out of the box with HIDās widely used SE / Seos āhighly secureā credentials. However, a new app, Seader, enables working with and even exploiting those credentials on HID āstandard profileā readers.
In this test, we explain how the Seader app works and leverages HIDās product to decipher iClass SE and Seos credentials.
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Iāll have some sam for my nard and a cup of coffee for me please 
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I made a āsuper Xemā 
I installed an Xem about 1/4" away from my NExT (the next is gonna come off soonā¢ ā¦ ) and I get super read out of the 2 t5577 in parallel 
(Both have the same data)
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When you get a Flex implant installed, is it put in chip-side facing up at the skin, or down towards the rest of the fleshy-bits?
Does it matter?
OHHHHHHHH
Shiny
I donāt believe it does.
The encapsulation smoothes it out so it may have a flat bottom and hump on top,
Depending on where you put it, It might fit one way better than the other.
My rationale was to minimise the potential of bending therefore separating the chip from the board.
I have flexes in my forearms and P1ās , and P4
Pretty excited for you
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DT takes some darn good photos: FlexDF 
This was my main concern as well, though I do also wonder if the chip being on one side or the other would have any meaningful impact on read-range
Iām thinking L3 at the moment
Thanks! Me too 
My installer, I believe, said chip up to give a better read. That was based off of a one time incident where his previous client couldnāt get a read until he filpped the implant. Take this will a grain of salt though, as Iām fuzy on the details.
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