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  • I've been thinking about putting the unlocked module I made,( A relay switch in place of the unlock button on a spare key fob using the dangerous things RFID controller), into the door compartment, between the window and outer part of the door. Would there be any issues with rain seeping into there?
    in unlocking and starting car ignition with RFID tag? Comment by Carterex December 2016
  • I made an RFID unlocker by taking apart a spare key fob and wiring the Dangerous things controller through the unlock switch. I hid the body of the build under the dash and the only thing you can see from the outside is the cylindrical antenna velcroed where the dash touches the front window. It was super easy to do.
    in unlocking and starting car ignition with RFID tag? Comment by Carterex December 2016
  • I made an RFID door unlocker for my car but haven't figured out the ignition yet. An info post on the ignition side would be great @dezie_mm.
    in unlocking and starting car ignition with RFID tag? Comment by Carterex December 2016
  • I found this recently. http://www.mdpi.com/2072-666X/6/3/396/pdf Could this be used to power an implant transdermally?
    in Transdermal charging Comment by Carterex November 2015
  • This one from dangerous things is supposedly rewritable: https://dangerousthings.com/shop/xemi-em4200-2x12mm-injection-kit/ I read about about its ability to be rewritten in a post by Amal on here a while ago, but haven't heard any updates. Can anyone verify?
    in Program RFID chip from key FOB? Comment by Carterex August 2015
  • Northern Georgian here
    in East cost peeps Comment by Carterex August 2015
  • My first thought was how safe titrium was. It would seem it is safe to be around, but not injested. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritium_illumination#SafetySo it's probably safe as long as you don't rupture the case the tritium is in.I wouldn't recommend it for a long term implant though. 
    in Tritium illumination + solar cell for power Comment by Carterex August 2015
  • I filled in more of the magnet implantation procedure. I left the pain managemnet area blank for now because everyone is defferent and was wondering if there was a "standard" procedure. 
    in mission: OVERHAUL THE WIKI Comment by Carterex August 2015
  • Yes. I was looking at coating a magnet in sugru before implantation. I then read all the horror stories of it disintegrating in your body and then the magnet rusting and having to get it removed. Sugru is no good. 
    in Bioproofing with another layer on top of sugru Comment by Carterex August 2015
  • Would those kinds of magentic fields be detrimental to your skin? 
    in time in my wrist Comment by Carterex August 2015
  • What about wireless charging. You could have the device fully impanted thus dodging the transdermal infections. My idea would be a rechargeable bracelet you could wear over night to charge the implant. A friend of mine has a smart watch that charges this way. He says it takes about 6 hours to charge completely. Your device…
    in time in my wrist Comment by Carterex August 2015