WHOA!!!
Is that a QI charger??? If so STOP using that for the time being, It may cause some damage to your implant, let me find a reference from @Satur9 before you use it again
UPDATE
The Wireless Power Consortium (Qi) is the most common type of charger you’ll encounter. Over their lifespan, the specification has allowed manufacturers to produce devices that operate anywhere between 80kHz-300kHz, so only a LF xLED could be affected.
I’m currently working on testing the FOD on some cheap Qi chargers to see if they’ll burn-out a LF xLED if you really try. For now though, know that the HF xLED is safe from wireless chargers that operate on the Qi or Airfuel standards.
Here are some threads to read up on
Hi everyone,
I know Qi chargers, wireless phone chargers, can light the xLed LF, but I wonder if its safe to the led itself and the coil. Can it burn the xLed implant and make it useless?
The Wireless Power Consortium (Qi) is the most common type of charger you’ll encounter. Over their lifespan, the specification has allowed manufacturers to produce devices that operate anywhere between 80kHz-300kHz, so only a LF xLED could be affected.
I’m currently working on testing the FOD on some cheap Qi chargers to see if they’ll burn-out a LF xLED if you really try. For now though, know that the HF xLED is safe from wireless chargers that operate on the Qi or Airfuel standards.
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