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Update 6/7/2023:
I've discovered a convenient waiting list app that I can integrate into our site. It will enable you to sign up and inform you of your position in the queue. When it's your turn, I'll activate your account and an email link will be sent to you, granting you the ability to log in and proceed to checkout.
Waiting List Activation - 6/7 at 6:00 PM PST
https://adventurehightech.com/products/stowncharge
Updated Pictures:
Installation Video:
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Original Post:
Very excited to show my new product - what I'm calling the StowNCharge!
I'm getting very close to a finished product so I'd like to share what I have and potentially add any feedback from the community. Here are some photos from my most recent prototype. Please note there are some small issues with the wrap in these photos as I used some slightly damaged vinyl for testing purposes. Price and release date TBD (soon!)
If you'd like to see any additional photos or videos of something specific just ask! Also note, for those who aren't into this I'll be sharing my AdventureMat power retrofit solution later this weekend.
Once it's released will be available at: https://adventurehightech.com/products/stowncharge
Key Highlights:
Sliding Storage Drawer: This sleek and practical drawer is perfect for storing items like pens, keys, parking slips, and small sunglasses. The drawer can be closed to conceal any clutter, ensuring a tidy appearance. It features a premium suede flocked finish, providing a professional look and a soft touch feel.
Faster Charging: The charger integrates seamlessly with the existing OEM plug-in connector, offering charging speeds nearly three times faster. It utilizes the QC4 / PD USB Type-C module for enhanced performance.
Charging Testing Methodology:
Device: iPhone 14 Pro
State of Charge: 30%
USB Digital Tester: FNIRSI FNB58 and YOJOCK USB Tester
To measure charging speed, I connected the charger and allowed it to stabilize for five minutes. I then recorded the stabilized speed and peak numbers while keeping the phone locked to minimize any speed fluctuations.
I conducted tests using JSAUX Chargers, Apple OEM Chargers, and wired connections for comparison. I also tested the chargers with vehicle USB ports.
Results:
Apple MagSafe:
StowNCharge Mat: 12.5 Watts (22 Peak Watts, 9.01 Volts, 2 Amps)
USB Port: 7.2 Watts (5.1 Volts, 1.34 Amps, 7.3 Peak Watts)
Notes: The charging speed pretty quickly gets up to 22 watts and then over 5 minutes slowly dropped to stabalize at 12.5. The speed was generally the same when using a 30w Wall Outlet. Pretty good!
JSAUX:
StowNCharge Mat: 9.3 Watts (9.01 Volts, 1.02 Amps, 9.6 Peak Watts)
USB Port: 5.91 Watts (5.1 Volts, 1.05 Amps, 6 Peak Watts)
Wired Connection (for comparison):
StowNCharge Mat: 22 Watts (9.21 Volts, 2.5 Amps, 23 Peak Watts)
USB Port: 14 Watts (5.1 Volts, 2.8 Amps, 15.1 Peak Watts)
Because of this charging speed difference, I'll be offering an option for Apple Chargers included - but I will have to pass on full MSRP. Really just a convenience for customers.
I've discovered a convenient waiting list app that I can integrate into our site. It will enable you to sign up and inform you of your position in the queue. When it's your turn, I'll activate your account and an email link will be sent to you, granting you the ability to log in and proceed to checkout.
Waiting List Activation - 6/7 at 6:00 PM PST
https://adventurehightech.com/products/stowncharge
Updated Pictures:
Installation Video:
---
Original Post:
Very excited to show my new product - what I'm calling the StowNCharge!
I'm getting very close to a finished product so I'd like to share what I have and potentially add any feedback from the community. Here are some photos from my most recent prototype. Please note there are some small issues with the wrap in these photos as I used some slightly damaged vinyl for testing purposes. Price and release date TBD (soon!)
If you'd like to see any additional photos or videos of something specific just ask! Also note, for those who aren't into this I'll be sharing my AdventureMat power retrofit solution later this weekend.
Once it's released will be available at: https://adventurehightech.com/products/stowncharge
If you order with Chargers, customers will only need to plug in to the car power plug, otherwise you have to wind them.
Key Highlights:
Sliding Storage Drawer: This sleek and practical drawer is perfect for storing items like pens, keys, parking slips, and small sunglasses. The drawer can be closed to conceal any clutter, ensuring a tidy appearance. It features a premium suede flocked finish, providing a professional look and a soft touch feel.
Faster Charging: The charger integrates seamlessly with the existing OEM plug-in connector, offering charging speeds nearly three times faster. It utilizes the QC4 / PD USB Type-C module for enhanced performance.
Charging Testing Methodology:
Device: iPhone 14 Pro
State of Charge: 30%
USB Digital Tester: FNIRSI FNB58 and YOJOCK USB Tester
To measure charging speed, I connected the charger and allowed it to stabilize for five minutes. I then recorded the stabilized speed and peak numbers while keeping the phone locked to minimize any speed fluctuations.
I conducted tests using JSAUX Chargers, Apple OEM Chargers, and wired connections for comparison. I also tested the chargers with vehicle USB ports.
Results:
Apple MagSafe:
StowNCharge Mat: 12.5 Watts (22 Peak Watts, 9.01 Volts, 2 Amps)
USB Port: 7.2 Watts (5.1 Volts, 1.34 Amps, 7.3 Peak Watts)
Notes: The charging speed pretty quickly gets up to 22 watts and then over 5 minutes slowly dropped to stabalize at 12.5. The speed was generally the same when using a 30w Wall Outlet. Pretty good!
JSAUX:
StowNCharge Mat: 9.3 Watts (9.01 Volts, 1.02 Amps, 9.6 Peak Watts)
USB Port: 5.91 Watts (5.1 Volts, 1.05 Amps, 6 Peak Watts)
Wired Connection (for comparison):
StowNCharge Mat: 22 Watts (9.21 Volts, 2.5 Amps, 23 Peak Watts)
USB Port: 14 Watts (5.1 Volts, 2.8 Amps, 15.1 Peak Watts)
Because of this charging speed difference, I'll be offering an option for Apple Chargers included - but I will have to pass on full MSRP. Really just a convenience for customers.
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