Wireless Charger

Uses a variety of Charging modules. Needs to be ~36 mm square and coil diameter ~50 mm. Option to use a cable for more variety on battery Able to turns 90 degs so you can easily watch videos and what not. Sturdy enough to take a few falls before parts need replaced. 5x Seem the limit.... Phone holder may need lightening/stregthening. Most the spring bolts are really tight threads so careful installing them, makes them stop backing out as bad. You can run a normal bolt through them to get the thread cleaned up. Suggest using some form of thread locker. Has both centered and offset backplate and circuit plate to accommodate the different linked modules. Standard Base Just a standard base. Used for normal operation, not good for moving platforms though. Digital Cart Base Base to clip to the front/side of an Digital shopping cart. Any Cart based around Winholt's ALTPC-2536-MO utility shelf, ours has a different model number but the central numbers match. I have no clue what else carts this may match. Both front and side connections. Front is best for adjustability*, side is more stable/out the way, the springs backing out can cause issues though. *Sticker mount/Scan Proxies are easier to set, you can center the phone on where you want it. Required Hardware - 2x M3 screws long enough to touch the top.

Shopping Cart Base Base to rest on a shopping cart. Made with the idea for the contract shopper that would want a charger to set on the cart. If you shop or do returns, it should work for yah!!! Required Hardware - 1x charging module purchase links Print the one that matches your module - Small pad of double sided tape ~ 1.125mm thick Prefer 3m VHB tape but use what you got - 4x m3 x 26.5 mm screws, washers & nuts | Set Hec - 1x m3 x ~13 mm screw & lock nut | Set Jeff - 2x m3 washer | Set Jeff - 1x m4 spring setscrew - 1x m5 spring setscrew - Optional Wire ~4mm Link | Most the modules seem okay taking up to ~12v..... Not guarantee anything.

Charging Module Links Amazon Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Aliexpress Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Installation Written Instructions

- Print all the Charger parts - Install coil and module to base:- De-solder the coil from module - Stick coil onto coil base with provided stick tape - Use double sided tape to put the module on other side - Lengthen wire if necessary then add heat shrink if desired - Put wires though provided hole and re-solder wire onto module - Soldering connector cable if desired

- Using the Set Jeff to put the back plate and base together, barely tight enough to keep friction - Put the spring bolts into the back plate, far enough to feel the click but not to lock it up - Stack the circuit body into the cover and then into the phone holder, placing the nuts into place, tight press fit - Take the base/backplate and install the spring set screws, then install the base onto the backplate with Set Jeff - Install the back plate onto the stack using screws and washers from Set Hec, making sure the cable goes in the slot if installed - Tighten stack down - Click into desired base