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All,
This is brockbr - in an effort to promote the chargers and other products, B2 Prototech (my company) is now a vendor on Rennlist. In the coming days I'll post a thread for 991 and Cayman/Boxster owners to buy the snap over chargers, as well as info on the non-ashtray version. Stay tuned.
All,
This is brockbr - in an effort to promote the chargers and other products, B2 Prototech (my company) is now a vendor on Rennlist. In the coming days I'll post a thread for 991 and Cayman/Boxster owners to buy the snap over chargers, as well as info on the non-ashtray version. Stay tuned.
Are you still selling these chargers? Would love to buy one
The webpage states: "Includes pre-installed new, genuine Apple MagSafe charger. This MagSafe covers snaps over the existing ashtray in a 991 generation 911"
So i don't have to buy the magsafe charger separately? Does it come with USB-C cable as well?
The webpage states: "Includes pre-installed new, genuine Apple MagSafe charger. This MagSafe covers snaps over the existing ashtray in a 991 generation 911"
So i don't have to buy the magsafe charger separately? Does it come with USB-C cable as well?
It comes with the Apple charging puck (magsafe charger). The cable is part of the charger/puck, so yes, it's included. You can optionally purchase the low profile 12v USBC power supply on the site too.
Any pointer on how to make the unit sit flush? I am using a low profile sig adapter that completely sinks into the slot and i stuck all the wire into the ashtry, yet have this gap. Any more force i apply, i am afraid I'll break something.
Any pointer on how to make the unit sit flush? I am using a low profile sig adapter that completely sinks into the slot and i stuck all the wire into the ashtry, yet have this gap. Any more force i apply, i am afraid I'll break something.
The video on the site shows the best way to do this. The rearward "tail" snaps down flush, then pull back slightly and the front will snap in flush.
The video on the site shows the best way to do this. The rearward "tail" snaps down flush, then pull back slightly and the front will snap in flush.
I figured it out. It took significant more force to have the unit "click" into the slot than the video suggests. No complaints. If anything, it give me confidence that the mount will not fly out on rough roads.
12-05-2022, 07:17 PM
