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You'll notice that one of the chargers (the camera battery) has this stupid direct-in-the-wall arrangement that doesn't allow it to easily be extended. For this, I ran a little brown extension cord to the surface and plugged the camera charger into it.
With no devices in the box, it's still pretty clean. Two of the devices charge from the USB mini and for now I only have one of them connected.
$20 later ... the mess is solved and the devices are charged! Easy project.
With no devices in the box, it's still pretty clean. Two of the devices charge from the USB mini and for now I only have one of them connected.
$20 later ... the mess is solved and the devices are charged! Easy project.
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Feb 12, 2008. 12:15 AMdragev
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Nice idea if you don't think you'll ever need to take one of the charging cables on a trip.
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Feb 12, 2008. 3:02 AM
SandyWalsh (author)
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SandyWalsh (author)
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Actually the insert pops out really easily ... it's not glued to the box or anything. Beyond that it's just a matter of removing the charger.
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Feb 9, 2008. 4:18 PMSDx
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The main concern which has prevented me from constructing such a station, though I've wanted to, is that it seems like a potential fire hazard. Looks great though.
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