Snazzy Labs
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- Quinn
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I mean, sure. Thatād work. So would a Lightning cable. But thatās ugly and inelegant. 3D printing a part like this takes less than 5 minutes of work and the results are quite excellent, itās completely unnoticeable inside the cabin, and utilizes the wireless charging pad you already paid for when you bought the car.What am I missing? It seems that a great deal is being made of this charging pad issue. People seem to be fretting, spending a lot of energy going to great lengths to come up with over engineered devices to solve a pretty simple problem. Why not just buy one of these wireless magsafe chargers, stick it to the existing pad with a little double sided tape and be done with. In fact, I donāt see why one would even need to tape it down. Oh, wait a minute. I forgot about all those 0-60 runs that might send things flying I use one of these at home and it seems to do just fine. Is there some reason this wouldnāt work, like easy, peasy?
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