Alright, thanks for the feedback. Itās not a huge issue with placement, so Iāll leave it as-is.
Since I have you around, I saw you posted some threads on the conversion process.
Here is a picture of the LAKS Pay module that Iād be looking into getting converted. Can you say from this if itād be a good candidate for conversion?
Just remove on most models, but can replace if youād like. On most revisions, the system will still work completely fine without it. Itās meant just to keep the clock during power outages and such.
On the 1.6 motherboard revision, the cap is required for the system to boot.
Gold colored supercaps are less likely to leak, and were used on the 1.6 revision and some 1.4 motherboards. So those are usually fine to leave.
Every other revision though, just rip her out, and clean up any existing leakage with IPA.
Iāve always heard that the PM3 easy and RDV4 perform about the same, but my easy canāt read my xSIID and my RDV4 reads it easily, so for those of you that have both:
Performance only, not considering pricing and whatnot.
More data is more better, so Iāll take any comparisons you feel like doing!
But initially I was thinking HF/LF stock antennas
Though, unfortunately I donāt yet have any LF implants to pitch in my own experience there
Speaking of my own experience, my RDV4 has slightly but noticeably outperformed my easy when it comes to both HF and LF cards, and as noted earlier is the only one that can read my xSIID, doing so quite easily
I totally agree about the price, but I am glad that the rdv4 seems to actually perform at least a little better
That was a lot more data and a lot more measuring than I was expecting, very much appreciated! I dunno if anyoneās mentioned this to you, but youāre one of the coolest dudes on the forum
Iāll let you off the hook on that one, but extend an extra ask out to anyone that happens to have both the rdv4ās biohacker antenna and @XEMONās fancy lf antenna for the easy to compare those two for something a bit more apples to apples