Blade and motor design
Waterproof charger?
that is efficiency, but you cannot extract more energy than is in the system to begin with.
(physics)
Worked in Star Wars and Star Trek
Fiction.
Not physics.
By the way, how is that teleportation and FTL (faster than light, aka Warp Drive) business you want to start fairing?
Ahead of itâs time
Zip lock bags are great for simple waterproofing. Of course youâd need to keep both your phone and Anker in there while charging, but half a dozen ziplocks should cover you for all eventualities. You can even use your phone screen through them with no problems.
Nigel and Isaac, I feel like youâre just posting to post at this point. Letâs keep the comments positive and ideas moving forward!
Hey, ch217203 - Did you ever get a response from a moderator on this idea? Do we know if a waterproof charger is currently in the works? Thanks!
So do we know if something like this is in the works? I stopped reading responses to this thread when a couple people started bickering back and forth just to get more âpoints for postsââŚ
I would say charge your phone fully before you kayak, or heck, you really donât need to be on your phone at all for a few hours. Plus, you could just buy a water resistant phone. They are widely available these days⌠not saying that you need to, though.
A waterproof case has the advantage you can get one which floats, in case it falls off the side, and you can use say the Powercore Slim 5000 inside the case with the phone, because recharging must necessarily open a port so nullifying waterproofingâŚ
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True the case is fine, but thatâs why I said to just make sure your phone is fully charged before you go out onto the water (who needs to be on their phone that much while kayaking anyways). Then you can charge it when you get back into the car or home.