The repeater can be used in projects that would require you to scan RFID HF / NFC devices through objects where the reader isn’t powerful enough by itself to pass the signal through. You could place this item on one side of the obstruction, and the reader on the other, and it will help to amplify the field that is generated so you can couple with the chip to the reader.

Example distance gain: 5-9mm of extra read distance from a RFID chip.

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Example Usage: Will functionally generate the field for powering the Dangerous Things xSiid and xLed implants.

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Usage: Place one on or near a reader, and place the 2nd device where you wish the reader was. Poof, you are no longer tethered to the bulky predisposed position of the pesky importable reader.

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• LF = Left / Red LED. HF = Center / Green LED. UHF = Right / Blue LED
• Using epoxy resin to drop glue craft, ten years is like a new, waterproof and moistureproof, wear-resisting and fall-resistant, can carry.

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Note: This is a development platform and requires 3rd party software or writing your own code to unlock usefulness of device.

Compatible with Launcher. Requires programming.

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SmartAO controls the LEDs to the board.

Author page: https://github.com/vortexcodes/DC33-SaO-MANY-SAOs

Does not include any example SAOs in picture.

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Proudly made in the U.S.A. out of Stainless Steel.

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Lock Picks

• 7T Hook, Medium Flat
• 8T Hook, Large Round
• 11T Wave Rake Large Quad Cycloid
• 12T Wave Rake Small Quint Cycloid
• Z Bar

Comb Picks

• 4-Pin Comb: Master 40mm series solid body padlocks and various clones of this common design. (M140, M141, etc.)
• 5-Pin Comb: Master 50 and 60mm solid body padlocks and some Abus padlocks. (M150, M160, Abus 55/60)
• 6-Pin Comb (Standard): Master 6-Pin Puck Locks and Trailer Hitch locks (A2000, A2001, 6271), American Series 748 and other locks utilizing the American 2001 series cylinder
• 6-Pin Comb (Thin): This comb works on all the above 6-Pin cylinders and those with tighter keyways.

Jigglers & Quick Stick

• This set is composed of our three most useful jigglers. This tool is fairly simple to use as it does not require the use of a separate tension tool, since the method of use involves a built-in tension. The set is for standard size wafer key ways (Filing cabinets, access panels, and even car doors are often vulnerable).
• Designed to quickly open many heel and toe locking dogs on padlocks, as well as keyways on most file cabinet locks and tool chests. By simply bypassing the pins on a keyway all together, the Quick Stick can release the locking dog faster than standard picking often can.

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Electrodes, headband, and lube included. Read safety warnings before use.

Raspberry Pi 2040 based, color TFT display, 1x SAO 1.69bis port, 2mb flash with USB mass storage support, open source. Bling modes include ability to load your own .tga color images via USB mass storage.

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