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-[* black] Fade to black...cue lights!
-[* black] Hey look we can adjust the exposure to see different things.
-[* black] Power and current are adjustable. Lower power equals better resolution—thus slower fps. Creative electron's x-ray machines do up to 60 fps, but this was slower than that.
-[* black] In other, related x-ray operation news, the zoom of the image is directly proportional to the distance between the tungsten sensor and the object; it is also inversely proportional to the distance between the object and the x-ray source.
-[* black] There is a metal frame bent around the charger.
+[* black] Fade to black...cue lights! Time to shine some illuminating rays on our next target, the inductive charger.
+[* black] By changing the behavior of the x-rays we can see different strata of the charger.
+ [* black] For example, in the first image we can still see the plastic of the case. And in the last image, the board-level components are visible.
+[* black] X-ray fun fact: Power and current are adjustable. Lower power equals better resolution—and lower fps. Creative Electron's x-ray machines do up to 60 fps, but this was slower than that.
+[* black] X-ray fun fact 2: The zoom of the image is directly proportional to the distance between the tungsten sensor and the object; it is also inversely proportional to the distance between the object and the x-ray source.