E19
The easiest and stealthiest way to use NFC with your magic. "E19" is the NFSecret you've been looking for.
Mark Elsdon have modified the classic sanada gimmick to help modern performers. Now you can quickly, and covertly introduce NFC into any routine.
Anyone who uses magic apps will immediately recognize the value of this. NFC is one of the best ways to get into popular magic apps like Wikitest, Inject and others. It's also a super cool and magical way to bring people to your website or digital business card.
Just a quick tap is all you need. Everything is super discreet and happens in seconds.
Interchangeable NFC tags allows you to customize your "E19' as needed.
Each "E19" also comes with almost an hour of tutorials and bonus ideas that allow you to get the most out of this innovative magic accessory.
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Joseph asks: How strong is the signal? Some NFC tags work at a distance, some work even with metal interference. Does it teach how to justify removing a phone case if we aren't sure if the borrowed phone will be able to read the tag? Or would that action even be necessary?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Hi, This will work through all phone cases
Kevin asks: Will you have additional stickers available?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:At the moment we don’t stock any additional stickers
Khoi asks: My fingers are very skinny and long. Would I have trouble palming this since in the trailer it seems rather wide? Thank you.
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Matthew teaches a method to hold the gimmick with skinny fingers
Johnny asks: I just wanted to post a correction to Vanishing Inc's response above. It's not a thumb tip. It's a modified sanada gimmick.
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Thank you
Dave asks: What size is this ring?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This is a thumb tip, no ring is included in the product
James asks: If I understand this right this will make performing the app anyweb much simpler sort of accesorie for that app trick is my understanding?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Yes!, this will take the spectator directly to any link/app you require
Brennan asks: Do you need to touch the phone’s screen?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:The screen doesn’t need to be touched, the back of the phone can also be touched
Andrew asks: Is this only for white skin tones?
- 1. Stuart responds:Unless you apply paint or makeup to it, yes.
Jack asks: I’m confused. I’ve read the description and watched the trailer, yet am still confused at what the product is
- 1. Jim responds:This allows you to covertly open a webpage (or specific URL) on a borrowed phone that supports NFC technology. You could then use that webpage/URL for a revelation or use it to quickly set up a related magic app (AnyWeb, Inject, etc.). If what I just typed is still confusing, then this is not the product for you. I hope that helps!
Sean asks: How many tags does this come with and where can we buy extras?
- 1. Jim responds:3 is the answer to your first question.
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