re: how to disable an implanted RFID chip?

just put a magnet on it

CCC - Chaos Computer Club took care of it a while ago
[link to events.ccc.de]

It works and they tested it it in supermarkets around Germany. It destroys the circuitry by a strong short impulse, in resonance with the things HF circuit.

Or just don't get one implanted in the first place

I don't think it will work. A MRI didn't did the trick anyway

Grow a set and cut that bitch out!

Just found this:

Rare earth magnets called Neodymium magnets will nullify chips
[link to www.gather.com]

I don't know if those magnets will work....

What is the RFID-Zapper?

The RFID-Zapper is a gadget to deactivate (i.e. destroy) passive RFID-Tags permanently.
The development-team presently consists of two people (MiniMe and Mahajivana), who had some help from a friend (thanks for that).
Goals are a proof-of-concept and the construction of at least one functioning and appealing prototype, as well as a documentation of the project so everyone can build an RFID-Zapper. Since the project found so much positive resonance, we probably are going to work on some other realizations of the concept, e.g. building an RFID-Zapper from scratch, without a single-use-camera.
Why should I need such a thing?

We have to expect to be surrounded by RFID-Tags almost everywhere within the near future, and they will serve many different purposes. The benefits and risks of this technology and it's use are already being discussed. However, there will be attempts to use RFID-Tags to establish constant surveillance and to further threaten and compromise the privacy of customers (and citizens and even non-citizens, when governments start to use RFID-Tags like the German government already did).
To defend yourself against such measures, you might want a small, simple and relatively appealing gadget to permanently deactivate RFID-Tags around you, e.g., to deactivate RFID-Tags in recently bought clothing or books without damaging them.
How does the RFID-Zapper work?

Passive RFID tags have no internal power supply. The minute electrical current induced in the antenna by the incoming radio frequency signal provides just enough power for the CMOS integrated circuit (IC) in the tag to power up and transmit a response.
(Quote from Wikipedia)

There are several ways to deactivate RFID-Tags. One that might be offered by the industries are RFID-deactivators, which will send the RFID-Tag to sleep. A problem with this method is, that it is not permanent, the RFID-Tag can be reactivated (probably without your knowledge). Several ways of permanently deactivating RFID-Tags are known, e.g., cutting off the antenna from the actual microchip or overloading and literally frying the RFID-Tag in a common microwave-oven, which needs to be turned on only for a short period of time. Unfortunately both methods aren't suitable for the destruction of RFID-Tags in clothes: cutting off the antenna would require to damage the piece of cloth, while frying the chips is likely to cause a small but potent flame, which would damage most textiles or even set them on fire.

The RFID-Zapper solves this dilemma. Basically it copies the microwave-oven-method, but in a much smaller scale. It generates a strong electromagnetic field with a coil, which should be placed as near to the target RFID-Tag as possible. The RFID-Tag then will receive a strong shock of energy comparable with an EMP and some part of it will blow, thus deactivating the chip forever.
To keep the costs of the RFID-Zapper as low as possible, we decided to modify the electric component of a singe-use-camera with flash, as can be found almost everywhere. The coil is made from coated copper wire and placed inside the camera exactly where the film has been. Then one end of the coil is soldered to the camera's capacitor, from which we earlier disconnected the flash. The other end of the coil is soldered to a switch, which itself is connected to the capacitor's other terminal. Once everything is tested, the camera can be closed again and henceforth will serve as a RFID-Zapper, destroying RFID-Tags with the power of ordinary batteries.

thanks for all the feedback im not sure if it is a rfid or a nano chip. i have a feeling it is a nanochip

Nanochips run off your body's own electrical power.
Difficult to short them out......but try a localized electrical shock to short it out.
Stun gun may work if it's near the skin.
....gonna smart a little though.

how do i do this? will this do any damage the electric shock? i dont think its near the skin will the shock have to be really close to nano chip?

Damn, u haven't dug that thing out of your ass yet?

if only it was that easy, lol

OP:
Why did you allow a "chip" to be implanted in you in the first place?
Agree with the others: Cut it out yourself, or have a doctor do it for you.

i didnt agree to have it, i dont even know where it is...

Microwave it.

How do you know you are chipped?

get your friend to hit you with a baseball bat where you think the chip is. he should hit about as hard as if he was trying to hit a home run, to make sure the chip is disabled.

if you aren't sure of the location of the chip, just get your friend to hit you with the baseball bat in these likely chip implant areas: groin, face, neck, groin again, left arm, groin, head, right leg, groin, guts, chest, groin, back, groin, left hand, right hand, groin, head, face, groin.

hope that helps!

or your friend can use a hockey stick if you don't have a baseball bat available. or a plank with a nail in it will work too.

Canada doesn't have RFID chips you fucking liar. We are usually 10 years behind the US in technology... so it might be a while.

look he must have SOMETHING implanted in him or he woulnd't have started this thread would he?

go whack him with a hockey stick for a few hours and see what comes out, see if any of it looks like implants

What is this amateur hour? Hockey stick, are you crazy. A cricket bat is the only instrument that can be wielded with enough precision, maybe a golf club if it's in the head area.

While using a Beck zapper.

Could you demonstrate that on a video for us so we get it right?

Canada doesn't gow beef for the Japan market? All those steers are chipped.

look buddy this is an emergency. OP won't have time to find a cricket bat before the implants ACTIVATE. that's why i suggested a hockey stick.

really in an emergency survival situation like this, OP's friend could even use a claw hammer or a crowbar. time is on the s-bend!!!

cricket bat

I see now, I didn't realise you had trained in Australian first aid. She'll be right, mate.

im actually a she...and i just wanted to know if anyone has experienced similar things and if they tried a rife machine...there is an organization in the states and europe and there purpose is the bring awareness to nano tech. i wrote them a letter they never responded. i found out that magnus olson uses homeopathic gold which is homeopathic medicine it helps with the attacks other than that i dont know what to do.

No, an MRI probably wouldn't. The pulse has to cause a brief voltage spike sufficient to destroy the semiconductors in the chip.

Since the input/output network of the chip is resonant at a certain pair of frequencies, you have to hit it with an RF pulse that will resonate (create a standing wave) in that network.

dhe magnets dont worke it is a pruven fact
dhe do not neutralize the chip

You should take your own advice. Maybe it will restart your brain.

NSA shill.