Dissolving an Oyster Card in Nail Varnish Remover (acetone) - to get access to the chip and loop antenna so you can make your own Oyster bracelets or what not.
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Dissolving an Oyster Card in Nail Varnish Remover (acetone) - to get access to the chip and loop antenna so you can make your own Oyster bracelets or what not.
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TfL seemed to have cottoned to what people are doing with these cards. I peeled apart an Oyster card last night to find that the ariel is no longer compose of a loop of wire, but consists of some kind of printed circuit embedded in the fabric of the card itself. You can still remove the chip but it's surely no good without an ariel is it?
I took one apart today (19th of January 2009) and it was as shown with the chip and an aerial. It does look like its embedded but you just need to soak it longer.
hmm in japan we have a card like this, and the mobile phone companys try to charge you to sue this feature in a phone. nice idea, try putting it under you phone bettery or something
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in japan we have a card like this, and the mobile phone companys try to charge you to sue this feature in a phone.
nice idea, try putting it under you phone bettery or something
would be cool to get one of these embedded in your hand so your not fumbling trying to find the card :D