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I jumped on the iPhone bandwagon when the 3G came rolling out the door. The only other Apple product I have owned is an iPod Nano which I use for the tunes while I run. Now with two products to charge, two products to sync and two times the hassle, I started looking for ways to "dock" the products. I searched around and saw some dual docking stations, but that would mean spending MORE money.
I started staring at the big box my 3G came in and started thinking....
I started staring at the big box my 3G came in and started thinking....
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Signing UpStep 1Prepare the Tray
In this step we need to take the removable tray that came inside the box and do some work on it.
We first need to peel back the top black paper which is lightly glued to the material underneath. I just used the razor knife to help get it started.
Next we need to cut off the riser that is furthest away from the square hole already in the tray.
Once this riser is gone, the black paper will fold back down and you can glue it down.
Next you need to cut another square where the iPhone connector will exit. Place your iPhone down on the tray and figure out where you want it. I lined up the bottom of mine to match the existing square.
We first need to peel back the top black paper which is lightly glued to the material underneath. I just used the razor knife to help get it started.
Next we need to cut off the riser that is furthest away from the square hole already in the tray.
Once this riser is gone, the black paper will fold back down and you can glue it down.
Next you need to cut another square where the iPhone connector will exit. Place your iPhone down on the tray and figure out where you want it. I lined up the bottom of mine to match the existing square.
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