I placed my order to include the pucks without realizing but plan to use Apple MagSafe pucks so hoping I can get the adapters as well for my order.
Dm me your order we can refund the pucks if you don't want them. If you still do... Dm your order number so I can make sure we get the right thing to you.
Yes our solution includes a new USB charger inside the center console. Everything is looking like an early March shipping is possible. Right now waiting on the pd chargers and the wood.
The OEM rubber mat won't allow any magsafe charger to work through it. It's too thick.
Got it!
Tested a PD 3.0 buck charger. I was able to get 13 watts with the Apple Magsafe Chargers. So testing works. We will be putting in an order for these. For those that DID NOT order our pucks we will be sending an email to confirm which charger you want. Eventually when we run out of our original buck chargers we will switch over to this new one.
Attached are two pictures: The one with the earlier time and 39% charge was an iphone max 14 with no case directly on the magsafe charger. (control test)
Second one with the later time and 71% charge was with the wood plate in between the phone and magsafe charger. As you can see it did not change the charging speed.
I did not use a case, as each person's case will effect charging rates etc.
I should be getting our order of wood today. I will be staining the wood this weekend, and we should start shipping relatively s00n. If you are going to wait for the new PD 3.0 compatible charger please be patient as we wait for those to come in.
On iphone's the only magsafe charger capable of charging at greater than 7.5 watts are the official Apple magsafe ones. Unfortunately, those specific chargers require a very specific voltage/amp combo. So I had to find a new buck charger (a dc-dc voltage drop down module that outputs with a USB A or USB C plug) that would work with Apple Magsafe chargers.
So if using official magsafe chargers (I am) I need / want to wait for the new PD charger to arrive so that I get more than 7.5w charging which is 13w as tested) And really the only reason is b/c I already have the magsafe, otherwise it's just easier (and cheaper) to buy the generic ones through you at $15 each as magsafe chargers cost considerably more.
Yup. Basically if you want faster speeds on an iphone wait and buy Apple ones. If you don't have an iphone just use the aftermarket ones. HOWEVER: the 7.5 watts is totally fine, and is not a big deal.
Yes and yes. USB c on the new one.
