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Reddit mentions of Car Charger, AI AIKENUO 96W Quick Charge USB Cars Charger Adapter, 12V-24V Multi Ports QC 3.0 USB Auto Splitter Fast Charging for Galaxy S10 S9 Plus, Compatible with iPhone & Android
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of Car Charger, AI AIKENUO 96W Quick Charge USB Cars Charger Adapter, 12V-24V Multi Ports QC 3.0 USB Auto Splitter Fast Charging for Galaxy S10 S9 Plus, Compatible with iPhone & Android. Here are the top ones.
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☸ QC 3.0 Tech: One Kind Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 Technology, 4 Port QC3.0 Allows Compatible Phones to Quickly Charge up to 80% in a Short Time, Which is 4 Times Faster Than a Standard Cars Adapters.☸ IC 2.0 Tech: Two ISmart Charge Ports, iSmart 2.0 Technology That Detects All Connected USB Device and Adjusts The Charging Output Accordingly, 2.5X Faster Than Usual Car Chargers.☸ Compatibility: USB Auto Charger Adapter Can Work with Car form 12V to 24V, Include Cars, SUV, Van, Truck and so on. USB Vehicle Charger Compatible for Any Android and iphone Mobile Devices.☸ Safe Charge: Car Charging Station Adapter is CE /FCC/ ROHS Certification, Built-in Protection System to Protect Your Device From Over-voltage, Overcharging, Over-heating, Short-circuiting, etc.☸ What You Get: 1 x 6-Ports Car USB Charger, 1 x Car Cigarette lighter Power Cord, 1 x Charger Bracket, 1 x User Guide, 30-Day Money Back Guarantee &12-Month and Friendly Customer Service.
Specs:
| Color | 6-port car charger |
| Height | 1.1 Inches |
| Length | 3.74 Inches |
| Weight | 0.55 Pounds |
| Width | 2.67 Inches |
They make one prebuilt for this. Easy peasy.
The linked one, just cut out the power port plug and wire directly in.
For lighting, check out the Luminoodle. I have the 10ft USB and base camp model which runs off 12v. They have been great for field day, but you just have to have a way to string them up. If there is a Dollar Tree store near you, they have LED desk lamps by Sunbeam that run off 12v. They are surprisingly good for the price. Disclaimer: they are touch activated and I have not checked to see if they produce RFI.
Icom, Yaesu, and probably other HTs can run and charge straight off 12v. I scrounged around and found plugs to fit both from old wall wart power supplies and just cut the cords off. Now I can connect those to a 12v battery.
For mobile network internet, rather than tether to your phone, you can use something like the Novatel T1114 for Verizon or another hotspot. Saves some battery and doesn't tie up your phone. The Novatel runs off 5v though, but you can get creative with that. I have a 12v to 5v DC-DC converter that I use for mine.
I have tried to standardize as much as I can on devices I can power via USB or directly by 12v. I have a couple of Anderson Power Pole distribution blocks and a 6 outlet USB that runs off 12v: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0779D7DFG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_NeMUDbWPPKCP5
Baofeng takes 10v to charge, but they make a USB adapter that plugs into the charge cradle and works well.
These are just the things that come to mind from Field Day preps and a few short power outages I've been through on the east coast.
Wasn't there, but as a dashcam owner, I must suggest what you do for the future. I recently had a super easy time with an accident, in part because I think the at-fault driver noticed my front and rear dashcams. Or he was just honest and cool.
Anyway, I have two of these, Aukey DR02 dashcams. And besides the image clarity and ease of use, I also suggest these because they are using capacitors instead of lithium ion. The perk to using lithium ion is that the camera will stay on for a minute or two after the engine is cut. The downside is that in hot california weather, lithium ion batteries will expand and even explode. I lost three lithium ion based dashcams to heat before I discovered that ones with capacitors would solve this issue.
I purchased even longer cables than they provide, and routed them in all sorts of nooks and crannies, under the rubber on the trim, under parts of the trim, so that you can't see or trip on the cables anywhere.
They are powered via the cigarette lighter plug. There are options out there with multiple usb ports, including crazy ones like this one
Since it has flat sides, you can adhere it somewhere out of the way with double sided adhesive tape. If you have a compartment in your center console, for example.
I would also suggest you use something like these sandisk microSD cards but the important part is that they be high endurance, as the dashcams are constantly writing data to them. This is a lot more than most MicroSD cards are expected to endure in a camera or on a phone, and it doesn't cost that much more. I think the peace of mind is entirely worth it.