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Reddit mentions of MakerHawk 6pcs USB to DIP Adapter Converter, Mini USB Female, Micro USB Female, 2.54mm 4p USB Male, USB 2.0 USB 3.0 Female, USB Type B Square Interface Female to DIP PCB Power Breakout Board Module
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of MakerHawk 6pcs USB to DIP Adapter Converter, Mini USB Female, Micro USB Female, 2.54mm 4p USB Male, USB 2.0 USB 3.0 Female, USB Type B Square Interface Female to DIP PCB Power Breakout Board Module. Here are the top ones.
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- Model number: Mini 5p USB Female Connector, 2.54mm 4p USB Male Connector, USB 2.0 4p Female Connector, USB 3.0 Flat Female Connector, Micro USB Type B Female Connector, USB Type B Square Interface Female Connector
- Mini USB to DIP, USB female connector mini 5p patch to DIP, welded adapter board. USB male to Dip, 2.54mm USB 4p to Dip, adapter board has been soldered mobile phone power data cable.USB 2.0 4p female connector to DIP, adapter board has been soldered mobile phone power cable.
- USB 3.0 flat female connector to DIP module.Micro USB type B female connector to DIP, Mike 5p patch to dip, welding female power adapter. 6. USB type B square interface female connector to DIP adapter board
- Type of Pin Headers: three 4-pin Pin Headers, two 5-pin Pin Headers and a 9-pin Pin Header
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| Height | 0.393700787 Inches |
| Length | 1.181102361 Inches |
| Weight | 0.03858089585 pounds |
| Width | 1.181102361 Inches |
Here's how I've got it: assuming you have a DC-DC 12v-5v Step Down (of at least 5A) or two in parallel for two 5V 3A outputs, use one of those as power for the hub. I believe Fast Charge requires 3.1 VDC. Then, you'll need a USB break out and a Micro-USB breakout for good measure. ( https://smile.amazon.com/MakerHawk-Adapter-Converter-Interface-Breakout/dp/B07MBSTZYG/) Now you'll need to solder the USB breakout the following way: pins GND, D+, D- and ID (3 inner most ones) to the corresponding pins on the Micro-USB. Then wire the GND (again) and VCC (outermost ones) to a 5V 3A power step down. Then use a simple Micro-USB adapter cable to the Micro-USB connected to the Pi, and a simple Type C USB cable from the USB breakout to charge your phone.
This will basically connect your phone's data and ground pins to the Raspberry Pi (for Music/Android Auto/etc.) and will use a fresh larger power source for the USB's power pin. The ground is common, so you'll be sure to have the same voltage on both devices.
Here's a simple schematic to better understand:
https://imgur.com/a/yPeZSTg
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MBSTZYG could be a place to start