[aprssig] APRS RFID at Dayton

[Glenn Little WB4UIV]

When I worked for HARK systems we did card access to remote tower sites.
We used the Indala system that was made by Motorola.
I see that Indala was bought by Hughes ID.
They list the Indala card as 125 KHz.

Do all RFID cards work on 125 KHz?

I do not know what frequency HID used.

I do know that there was a compatibility problem with HID and Indala.



73
Glenn
WB4UIV

At 07:06 PM 5/12/2010, you wrote:
>APRS RFID will have 6 HOTSPOTS in the Dayton Buildings.
>Look for a floor mat with a yellow dot and APRS in red letters.
>
>If you have any kind of RFID tag or card, put it in your right
>shoe and be sure to step on the yellow dot if you want to report
>your presence.
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>I will have a few RFID cards with me, but there is nothing
>unique about them.  ANY RFID card you might have is probably a
>128 KHz ID tag will probably get picked up.  And that is all we
>need is a unique ID to put you on the map.
>
>To associate your card with your call, you just send an APRS
>message to RFID from your callsign and with the card number in
>the message.  If you don't know your card number, we can read it
>anywhere you can find me.  Or maybe at Byonics or Argent booths
>if I can stage a hotspot there.
>
>Anyway, if you have any RFID cards, bring one with you!
>
>Bob, Wb4APR
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