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My M1152 has these all around,
Friend thinks it some kind of RFID
Friend thinks it some kind of RFID
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Hummer Guy
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I assume something to do with the radios, but I have no clue
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RFID tag. Big Brother thing. Same as the tags on clothes they have to remove when you buy lest the alarm goes off. For tracking equipment.
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Yep...RFID "transponder" just like stores have.
Mine was branded "Omni ID"
Cracked it open and it seemed to be the same simple induction antenna setup that pings back an ID code when queried by a nearby transmitter unit or "portal".
Main use seems to be tracking what gets loaded on ships etc. Has a range of about 40 feet and costs about $4.70 each
Mine was branded "Omni ID"
Cracked it open and it seemed to be the same simple induction antenna setup that pings back an ID code when queried by a nearby transmitter unit or "portal".
Main use seems to be tracking what gets loaded on ships etc. Has a range of about 40 feet and costs about $4.70 each
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RFID tags are used by TRANSCOM for ITV “In Transit Visibililty”
we affixed an RFID to everything that went out of our Aerial port on Aircraft.
we affixed an RFID to everything that went out of our Aerial port on Aircraft.
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Thank you all, so I guess I'll remove them. Very interesting info