Boost Your RFID Game: Proxmark3 RDV4 Antenna Hack for Implants & Keyfobs

Hey tech enthusiasts and DIY hackers! In today's video, we're diving deep into a game-changing modification for your Proxmark3 RDV4 - a DIY RFID antenna hack that's going to significantly enhance your experience with smaller implants and car keyfobs.
What's Inside This Episode:
The Challenge: Ever struggled with getting those tiny RFID implants and sleek car keyfobs properly within the RF field of your Proxmark3 RDV4? You're not alone!
The Hack: I'll take you step-by-step through the process of making a precise hole in the PCB antenna of the Proxmark3 RDV4. This isn't just any hack; it's a carefully calculated modification designed to bring your smaller devices fully into the antenna's RF field, ensuring improved communication.
Tools & Techniques: From selecting the right tools to executing the modification with precision, I've got all the tips and tricks you'll need.
Testing & Results: Watch as we test the modified antenna with various RFID implants and car keyfobs. The results speak for themselves!
This DIY hack is perfect for RFID enthusiasts looking to push the boundaries of what's possible with their Proxmark3 RDV4. Whether you're a seasoned hacker or a curious newbie, this video will provide you with the knowledge and confidence to enhance your RFID projects.
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[@Samuel-km5yf]

For less than the price of a Proxmark3 RDV4, you can buy an entry level CNC machine that can easily cut flawless openings in PCBs. I have a Genmitsu 3018 PROVer and it’s great for PCB fab.

[@iceman1001]

Sounds like a cool tool to have. I have a bit limited space so I'd use a dremel :)

[@starmap]

Great video! Thanks for sharing the failures as well as the wins :)

[@iceman1001]

Its part of life, to fail and overcome. I think it paints a better picture, glad you liked it.

[@DeviantOllam]

This is fantastic! I'm always so happy whenever I witness people making life easier for biohackers!
(I'm curious, those two terminals on the LF antenna... are they specific in their position? Like, could you hook up the antenna with the logo facing outward? Or does each lead of the antenna have to connect to a specific point on the circuit?)

[@DeviantOllam]

(two of the four screws are nothing in terms of the antenna connection. I'm referring to the other two that actually connect to the copper, naturally)

[@iceman1001]

No, you can't hook it up with the logo up, sadly. That is why you flip the antenna over. So the connector / screws goes to same place. I got inspired years ago from your custom case cutout. Happy to be able both to use Philippes technique and your case modding :)

[@DeviantOllam]

@@iceman1001 right on! I like how this is accessible to all users with minimal difficulty. 👍

[@iceman1001]

@@DeviantOllam think out side of the box kind of style

[@Savage.735]

Nice great 💯

[@iceman1001]

Thanks 🔥

[@rsfotovideoit]

Why not drilling a hole?

[@iceman1001]

That would work as well

[@d18c7db]

RFIDremmel :)

[@iceman1001]

he he he!