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[0:00] Howdy everybody, Steve here, KM9G.

[0:02] Today I have a plethora of portable PPS and PD

[0:05] powered devices to share with you.

[0:07] Let's go over to the workbench and take a look.

[0:10] Sometimes I get some weird stuff across my desk

[0:12] and I just have to share it with you guys.

[0:15] These are supposed to be a set of USB power adapters.

[0:20] And there is a ton of stuff in this box.

[0:24] So I'm gonna show it all to you.

[0:26] Magnetic charging USB-C power bank.

[0:29] Slim fast phone charge in 50 minutes,

[0:32] wireless charge with or without a cable,

[0:35] wireless charge or with a cable.

[0:37] I guess that's the same way of saying the thing

[0:38] just two different ways.

[0:39] That's my fault, that's not what it said.

[0:40] That's what I, anyway.

[0:42] So why am I showing you batteries and cables and stuff?

[0:45] A couple of reasons.

[0:46] We are ham radio operators.

[0:48] Number one, we have cell phones.

[0:49] But number two, we need ways to charge QRP radios

[0:52] that are tiny.

[0:53] And that's a five amp hour battery.

[0:54] 5,000 milliamp hours, five amp hours.

[0:56] That's math folks.

[0:58] I can do that.

[0:59] But that's five amp hours of USB power.

[1:04] So I don't know if that's five amp hours at 12 volts

[1:07] or if it's five amp hours at five volts.

[1:09] That's pretty compact.

[1:10] I like that already.

[1:11] Come on, come on.

[1:12] It kinda looks like it's anodized aluminum,

[1:14] but it really feels like it's kind of plastic.

[1:16] There's 20 watts.

[1:17] So what you do, here we go.

[1:19] Five volts, three amps, nine volts, two point two amps,

[1:21] 12 volts, 1.67 amps.

[1:23] So this will do a QRP radio at five watts,

[1:25] but not a QRP radio at 10 watts.

[1:27] PPS, five volts to 12 volts, 1.67 amps.

[1:32] So PPS is the new thing,

[1:34] all the specs down there.

[1:36] PPS is the new thing with USB C.

[1:38] And this is three bars charged from the factory.

[1:41] Good.

[1:42] So normal USB had PD trigger cables.

[1:45] And those PD trigger cables had a little chip in them

[1:47] that told the power sending device

[1:50] to send a certain type of power.

[1:51] So PPS says, give me anything from five volts to 12 volts.

[1:54] It doesn't say give me five, nine, 12, 15, 20.

[1:58] It says give me five, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.7, 9.8, whatever.

[2:03] You get the picture, but that's what PPS is cool for.

[2:06] So before you go too far and start saying,

[2:08] I have an Android and I don't have that MagSafe stuff.

[2:11] This is my Android.

[2:13] This is my MagSafe.

[2:16] The battery will clip on and it's gonna charge.

[2:19] So there we go, one hour until full.

[2:21] The reason why this works on here

[2:23] is because I went to Amazon

[2:25] and I got myself a Mag Ring phone case for my Android.

[2:29] So plug it in, find a match, watch a charge.

[2:34] If that doesn't work for you,

[2:35] if you don't have the QI charging,

[2:37] your phone is old, then you can just use a little USB-C

[2:41] to USB-C cable and plug them in directly like that.

[2:45] So there's the power bank part out of the way.

[2:47] We also have an ultra slim 70 watt universal charger,

[2:50] dual USB-C.

[2:51] And this looks like it plugs into the wall.

[2:54] I love power tech.

[2:56] I like where we're going with this stuff.

[2:57] There's so much stuff in our lives

[2:59] that runs off of DC power and not AC power.

[3:05] Yeah, this is a wall charger.

[3:07] This is cool.

[3:09] It's cool because of the size.

[3:10] So single USB-C, one and C2 output.

[3:13] There's two USB ports on it so you can charge your phone

[3:15] and your watch or your phone

[3:16] and your significant other phone

[3:18] or any combination of the devices there.

[3:20] And so great for travel.

[3:22] It fits in a shirt pocket.

[3:23] 120 volt to 240 volt, 50 or 60 hertz.

[3:25] So it's somewhat international.

[3:27] 5, 9, 12.

[3:29] So you can power your QRP radios.

[3:31] 15 volts at three amps.

[3:32] So you'll be able to get 10 watts out of your IC705.

[3:37] 20 volts at 3.5 amps.

[3:39] 5 to 11 volts at 4 amps, 4.05 amps max.

[3:43] 45 watt PPS, more PPS stuff.

[3:45] I love it.

[3:46] Dual output.

[3:47] So that's the single output.

[3:48] The dual output kind of derates it.

[3:49] So 35 plus 35 or 45 plus 20 on your ports there.

[3:54] So 70 watts max.

[3:55] That's pretty slick.

[3:56] And then tons and tons of adapters and nice cables

[4:00] and stuff.

[4:01] I don't even know what some of this stuff is.

[4:04] Ah, I get it.

[4:04] Okay.

[4:05] So this is the universal adapter shroud

[4:08] that goes with these kind of cables here

[4:10] and look at all of these different tips here on the end.

[4:13] I can guarantee that one of these is gonna fit

[4:15] the IC705.

[4:17] And I think that one of these is going to fit your Yezu

[4:20] with their 4017.

[4:22] So we're gonna check into that.

[4:23] We have nice quality USB C cables here.

[4:31] So that's C to C.

[4:33] So as an example, C to shining C.

[4:36] We'll put the USB C in there.

[4:39] We put that in there.

[4:41] It lights up saying that something's going on.

[4:43] We're all connected.

[4:45] We put this in here.

[4:47] And put, does it only go in one way?

[4:51] It better only go in one way.

[4:52] It does only go in one way.

[4:56] Come on.

[4:57] Maybe it, is it me?

[4:58] Is it me?

[4:59] I think it's me.

[5:00] Okay, so that's a little more difficult to get in

[5:02] that I want it to be.

[5:03] Why is that difficult?

[5:04] Is it just me?

[5:06] Why am I rhyming?

[5:07] Don't rhyme.

[5:08] We tried that one.

[5:09] It is key.

[5:10] You can see there's a little key there.

[5:12] And then it is labeled plus or minus.

[5:16] And then this is keyed here.

[5:24] There we go.

[5:25] That one fits.

[5:26] I don't know what size that one is, but that one fits.

[5:29] They'll probably wear it over time.

[5:30] No big deal.

[6:07] I think they really wanted me to have some USB C cables

[6:10] to help demonstrate.

[6:13] I don't know how many you're going to get.

[6:14] I guess it depends on what thing you order.

[6:15] But there's one, two, three, four, five,

[6:20] six different USB C cables.

[7:04] This one side over here looks like it's blocked.

[7:12] I can't get down in there with that.

[7:14] Let's try something else.

[7:28] Could they give me all these USB C cables?

[7:29] So I can use them to do things that you shouldn't do.

[7:35] I think this one here is just bad.

[7:38] Yeah, that's what it is.

[7:40] That thing right there inside.

[7:45] See how there's two taps for putting in

[7:48] your positive and negative terminals?

[7:51] The one on this side, the one on the right hand side,

[7:54] is bent out in a weird way.

[7:58] So this one, no good.

[8:00] Good thing they sent me more than one.

[8:02] This one here on the other hand, you can see down in there.

[8:04] We get the light out so it's not hurting the camera any.

[8:08] But you can see down in there that the two terminals

[8:12] are open for business.

[8:14] So that's what it was.

[8:16] This one here is bad.

[8:18] All right, they also sent over a USB wall charger

[8:25] of the standard variety that we are so used to seeing.

[8:29] And what is this one here?

[8:30] This one is 120 to 240, 5 to 9, 5 volt, 9 volt, 3 amp,

[8:35] 12 volt, 2.5 amp.

[8:36] Run your QRP radio directly off of this.

[8:39] 15 volts, two amps, 20 volts, 1.5 amps.

[8:43] 5 to 16 volts, 3 amps max on PPS.

[8:45] So this one has 30 watts of output power.

[8:49] So 30 and 20 and 70.

[8:55] So there's your 3 pack there.

[8:59] It's like a minefield of products here, stuff here.

[9:04] And then what is this thing here that they gave us to play with?

[9:09] This looks like it's a USB-C power monitor device.

[9:15] So you would plug this in.

[9:18] Let's do it like this.

[9:19] Take this and plug it in there.

[9:22] I can take that and plug it in there.

[9:25] And she lights up 5.16 volts.

[9:28] So 5.1 volts is what you need to make your Raspberry Pi's happy.

[9:31] And then it's drawing no power.

[9:35] And that doesn't flicker in person.

[9:36] That only flickers on camera.

[9:40] So nice.

[9:43] So now let's plug in the phone and see what this thing does.

[9:52] So we're going to charge the phone.

[9:53] And we're going to see how much power we're pulling out.

[9:54] So the phone has requested.

[9:56] Look at that.

[9:57] That phone is doing that PPS stuff.

[9:59] We've stabilized at 9.2 volts.

[10:02] And we're pulling 2.6 amps.

[10:05] Sorry, we're pulling 2.08 amps.

[10:07] I was going to say 2.06 and then it went up a little bit.

[10:10] 19.2 watts.

[10:11] So that's how much it's, how much juice it's pulling to run my phone.

[10:15] Now let's get out of radio.

[10:16] Need an adapter, which I think is in here right there.

[10:20] Yep.

[10:21] Because I'm going to use my dummy load.

[10:23] So we've got a dummy load on the radio.

[10:25] And then the power port over here, I believe this is a 5525.

[10:30] So we'll have to find the right size.

[10:32] It's not that one.

[10:36] There we go, that one.

[10:37] And then we need the working shroud, which is going to be that one.

[10:45] Hey, look, it fits just fine on the one that Brooks just found.

[10:48] We plugged them in.

[10:50] And instantly she springs to life.

[10:53] Let me get you all a little zoom here, a little zoom action.

[10:56] OK, so we are putting out 5.1 volts, 0.02 amps, and 0.10 watts.

[11:00] And I believe that's because the charger is off on this radio.

[11:05] So I'm going to turn it on.

[11:06] And we're going to see how much power draw we're going to get up to.

[11:09] 5 volts, 0.0 amps, 0 watts.

[11:12] And it's because we're not really doing anything other than idling a single board computer

[11:16] and an SDR.

[11:17] I'm going to go into settings.

[11:19] Charger was off.

[11:20] Let's turn the charger on.

[11:22] The internal battery is at 7.7 volts.

[11:26] Not charging, but that is OK, because that's not what this demonstration is about.

[11:28] I'm going to put this into a carrier mode.

[11:33] So I'm going to do CW because I've never tried CW with the PTT built in.

[11:36] You see, I think that's transmitting no power.

[11:39] I think it's just opening the PTT, but the CW signal is not going on.

[11:42] So I'm going to do AM instead.

[11:43] And we're set at 5 watts.

[11:45] OK, I think that's going the wrong direction.

[11:48] So let's plug this in like that.

[11:54] We've got a new negotiation.

[11:57] Yeah, it's not so in that it's getting external power.

[12:00] Let's plug that in.

[12:01] And then plug that in.

[12:04] OK, so we're not getting external power.

[12:09] So that's why that wasn't reading properly.

[12:11] That is a fault of the ZIGU not giving the proper PPS, I believe.

[12:17] Not giving the proper PD trigger.

[12:19] So I have a PD trigger cable.

[12:22] I don't know if I can make it work with this.

[12:25] Oh, I do know.

[12:26] It can work with this.

[12:27] Let me get my PD trigger cable.

[12:34] And instead of using the white cable that they give you, I'm going to use it.

[12:39] I'm going to use my PD trigger cable.

[12:42] And I will leave a link to this in the description down below for you.

[12:45] Because this I have used quite a bit.

[12:48] So now we've got the 12 volt PD trigger.

[12:50] I'm already pulling 12 volts even though it's not plugged in because that's how PD works.

[12:55] It says I am a 12 volt device.

[12:58] Give me 12 volts.

[13:00] And so now let's go direct.

[13:03] All right, instantly the radio sees 12 volts.

[13:07] We're doing .9 amps and 11 watts.

[13:10] Okay, let's do that transmit trick again.

[13:12] So this drops down to 9 volts and 1.99 amps and 18 watts.

[13:21] And we're sending out 5 watts of power.

[13:24] So there's a little bit of a draw issue there.

[13:27] But that's okay.

[13:29] That's just the power bank.

[13:30] There's other ways to do this.

[13:32] Let's do radio setting.

[13:34] No, I don't need radio setting.

[13:35] I need to turn the power up.

[13:36] Power is up to 10 watts.

[13:37] And let's see what happens when we stress this thing way out.

[13:40] This is only a 20 watt pack.

[13:43] Yeah, so we're down to 8 volts.

[13:45] Radio still thinks it's doing 10 watts.

[13:47] It's pulling 2 amps which is about what you need to do 10 watts.

[13:51] And we're at, okay, it just folded back to 5 watts.

[13:58] All right, so you can use this to charge this radio.

[14:02] But you can't use this to transmit with this radio.

[14:04] Let's regroup and try it again.

[14:06] Actually, before we get too far.

[14:08] So this is 70 watts.

[14:10] This is 20 watts.

[14:12] So I've got to plug this in off camera and run the cable over there so we can do it again.

[14:15] All right, through my bag of tricks, extension cable achieved.

[14:18] It's USB-C.

[14:20] Well, hell, I don't know which one is which.

[14:22] I guess this is female because that's the one that you stick the thing in.

[14:25] And that's the one with the thing that you stick into things.

[14:28] These are kind of, yeah, we'll just leave it at that.

[14:31] So it's USB-C receptacle to USB-C plug.

[14:33] Here we go.

[14:34] Look at that.

[14:35] Look at me being all politically correct.

[14:36] I'm going to plug that in there.

[14:38] I can plug into the wall socket.

[14:40] And then where is their cable?

[14:43] There's the power meter, which we'll get that in view for you.

[14:47] And then I want their cable.

[14:51] Plug in their cable.

[14:53] Plug in there a deck tour.

[14:55] We're seeing power at 5.2 volts.

[14:58] Ah, that's why.

[14:59] Okay, so that's the issue there.

[15:02] This is not...

[15:03] This is just a USB-C cable.

[15:05] This is not a trigger cable.

[15:07] So I need...

[15:08] I still need a trigger cable, no matter what.

[15:10] I need some device in there that has some schmotch that says what to do.

[15:13] So I plug that one in and it gives me 12.4.

[15:15] Turn the radio on.

[15:17] Five watts.

[15:18] 12.3 volts.

[15:19] Nine watts on standby receive.

[15:21] Nine amps.

[15:22] Point nine amps on standby receive.

[15:24] 11 watts draw.

[15:25] We're in AM mode.

[15:27] We're at five watts on the radio.

[15:30] Let's PTT.

[15:32] There we go.

[15:37] Now we can handle it.

[15:38] 12 volts.

[15:39] Two amps.

[15:40] 24 watts.

[15:41] Perfect.

[15:42] Alright, so that is five watts.

[15:49] Let's do 10 watts.

[15:50] So now I'm set to 10 watts power.

[15:52] I'm going to go back to AM mode because that's what we need to do.

[15:55] We don't need volume on that.

[15:57] And let's see, can we do 10 watts?

[16:00] There we go.

[16:01] Full power out.

[16:02] 34 watts drawn.

[16:04] 2.8 amps drawn.

[16:05] Perfect.

[16:06] 12.1 volts.

[16:07] Excellent.

[16:08] Okay, so that's one radio.

[16:10] We have a couple more that we need to do.

[16:13] So this here is my FT5D go bag.

[16:15] And you guys are zoomed way in on that.

[16:17] Let's do that again.

[16:18] This here is my FT5D go bag that has all of my Yezu FT5 kutremont in it.

[16:24] And if you want to see more about what's in this kit, all the FT5 accessories that I have played with over the years,

[16:30] there's a link at the top there for you.

[16:31] But I need the radio.

[16:33] And in order to charge the battery, you need to have the battery.

[16:37] So that plugs in there.

[16:39] And then I need...

[16:43] We'll do their USB cable with no trigger at all.

[16:46] We'll do their USB adapter.

[16:48] And then I need the...

[16:49] I believe this is the 4017 that I'm looking for.

[16:53] Plug that in.

[16:55] And then down here, DC input.

[16:59] There we go.

[17:00] That's the right size.

[17:02] And what do we got?

[17:04] We got anything?

[17:06] Voltage dry 4.7.

[17:08] Voltage lithium 7.9.

[17:16] So this is only putting out the 5 volts from the regular USB.

[17:22] So what I need is some device in between these things that's going to tell me...

[17:26] That's going to tell the power supply to produce the right amount of voltage.

[17:30] Well, this little guy right here, the KWS-2301C, will actually record the amount of power that's been drawn through.

[17:36] Or you can reset it.

[17:38] It'll also do max watts, max amps, max volts.

[17:42] And then you can change the display orientation with a double click.

[17:46] To go upside down, a double click to go right side up again.

[17:48] You can long press it to reset the data.

[17:54] Excellent.

[17:54] But what we don't have is a PD trigger in these guys.

[17:58] So these are good adapters, but they're adapting 5 volts to 5 volts,

[18:02] which is not enough to charge the FT5D.

[18:04] And that's what we're going to run into with all the rest of the stuff.

[18:08] Okay.

[18:08] So never fear.

[18:10] For all of you 5D folks, I have this really cool adapter here,

[18:12] which has the PD trigger built into it.

[18:16] It's 4017 on the radio end.

[18:20] So we take that and we plug it into our power supply, our battery brick.

[18:26] And then we can take this, just a regular old USB-C cable, and plug it in.

[18:32] And I do not have the battery plugged in.

[18:34] Let's see if this radio will power up.

[18:38] It says external DC.

[18:38] It's almost impossible to read on the screen.

[18:42] There we go.

[18:46] Voltage external 11.7.

[18:48] So that's us.

[18:49] Running off of the PD trigger, off of the battery.

[18:52] We're doing 12.2 volts, 0.18 amps, 2.18 watts.

[18:58] Nice.

[18:59] And that is why you have a go bag.

[19:00] A possibilities bag.

[19:01] A bag full of all of the things you need for all of the possibilities.

[19:05] Alright, so last minute update.

[19:06] These guys are working on this.

[19:07] Like I said, it's a Kickstarter.

[19:08] They're doing stuff all the time to add new features to this.

[19:11] There's an app.

[19:12] I couldn't find it for Android.

[19:14] They assure me that there will be one.

[19:16] I didn't look for Apple because I didn't feel like digging a knife going out of the locker.

[19:21] But it also runs on Chrome browsers on all platforms.

[19:25] So plug it in and go to town.

[19:28] So check this out.

[19:29] This is my big TV, and I've got my radio plugged in here.

[19:32] And it says, please connect device.

[19:34] I think it's connected.

[19:36] Is it refresh?

[19:38] Let's sit this down so I can use both hands.

[19:40] I'm going to unplug it from the radio.

[19:43] And then refresh it.

[19:45] It's plugged into the computer.

[19:51] Come on now.

[19:52] Connect device.

[19:57] It is connected.

[19:58] I can tell it's connected because the light comes on.

[20:02] Blue light.

[20:03] Blue light special.

[20:04] There we go.

[20:09] So this is the app, and it's pretty straightforward, pretty simple right now.

[20:13] It's showing me that this is set for 12 volts.

[20:15] But you can drop it.

[20:17] But you can come in and you can click this modify button.

[20:19] Now that I've got it set up, let's get you a better view of the screen.

[20:22] You can come in and click this modify button.

[20:25] And click and type.

[20:28] And I can do five volts.

[20:31] And that's one of the standard PD voltages available.

[20:34] So we had save.

[20:36] And then refresh.

[20:39] You can do modify.

[20:41] And then you can put in six volts.

[20:44] Which is not a normal PD voltage.

[20:47] But it is a PPS voltage.

[20:49] So we'll do that.

[20:51] And it was acting a little funny.

[20:54] Like I said, it's kind of a kind of a thing.

[20:57] Kind of a new cutting edge thing.

[20:59] And it's getting better all the time.

[21:01] Let's do save.

[21:03] Let's do refresh.

[21:05] There we go.

[21:06] So now we're at 12 volts standard.

[21:07] And so what we can do is we can plug this thing into the radio.

[21:11] Right now you can see we're running off of battery power at 7.7 volts.

[21:15] Give me the other end of this.

[21:17] I got to plug this device here.

[21:20] The USB end.

[21:21] I'll plug this device into a power supply.

[21:24] Poof.

[21:25] Then we're going to need two hands to do the other part of this.

[21:28] So we'll plug this into the device here.

[21:32] And we're still at 12 volts.

[21:34] So you can see it's 11.9.

[21:36] So it's put up.

[21:37] We've got transmit power.

[21:38] We'll turn it up to 10 watts.

[21:39] We're in AM mode.

[21:41] I'm going to hit transmit.

[21:43] And we're transmitting 10 watts out.

[21:45] Perfect.

[21:47] No problem.

[21:48] This is 11.7.

[21:49] There's a little bit of voltage side.

[21:50] That's probably the USB cable.

[21:51] But it hasn't reset itself.

[21:53] That's 10 watts AM.

[21:55] And we're going into that dummy load there.

[21:57] So she's a working.

[21:58] So all that stuff I was talking about with PPS.

[22:00] It's actually built in.

[22:01] But when I got this, it didn't come with any documentation.

[22:04] When I scoured the website for information.

[22:06] It said that there was an app.

[22:07] It said that it would do it.

[22:08] I couldn't figure it out.

[22:09] I plugged it into my laptop.

[22:11] I plugged it into my MacBook over here behind me.

[22:13] And it said, hey, there's a new device.

[22:14] Would you want to talk to it?

[22:15] Yes, I want to talk to it.

[22:16] And then it said, hey, this device needs an app in a browser.

[22:19] And I've got Edge and Brave and Chrome all running on the same machine for different reasons, for different work that I do.

[22:26] And each one of them was like, I get it.

[22:28] I get it.

[22:29] I get it.

[22:30] And then I wasn't able to program it on the Mac.

[22:31] I brought it over here to Linux.

[22:32] This machine here that I showed you is Linux Mint.

[22:35] And I had to install Chrome on it.

[22:37] And then Chrome was able to connect to it.

[22:39] And I'm able to set it.

[22:40] And that thing, since you guys are over there, so I can pull this out.

[22:43] So this is the whole device with the cable and everything.

[22:45] So that's the USB cable.

[22:46] This is the adapter from their special port arrangement thing to whatever barrel jack you want.

[22:52] And then this guy here is now programmed as 12 volts as its own trigger device.

[22:57] So this is a variable trigger device that you set by a web browser by plugging it into USB C on your computer and opening up Chrome.

[23:05] So let's plug that in.

[23:07] Let's grab the cable.

[23:09] Plug the cable in here.

[23:10] I'm going to take this and then plug it back into the computer and refresh the browser.

[23:16] There it is.

[23:17] 12 volts set up.

[23:18] And then I can change it over to whatever voltage that I want.

[23:21] So all my dreams have come true.

[23:23] I am digging where we're going with USB power.

[23:26] I made a comment earlier in the video.

[23:28] There are so many things that run on DC.

[23:30] 12 volts DC, 5 volts DC, whatever.

[23:33] You know, like the green accent lights that I have.

[23:36] The overhead lights are 12 volt DC.

[23:38] The overhead lights on my workbench are 12 volt DC.

[23:41] I'm looking at like on my workbench here I got a huge mess but I'll share it with you anyway.

[23:49] So there's the big lights right there that I was telling you about.

[23:52] Those are run on 12 volts DC.

[23:54] This USB power strip is run on 12 volts DC.

[23:58] I've got an oscilloscope down there.

[24:00] It runs on 120 volt AC but converts it to I think 8 volts DC.

[24:03] I got a bunch of gear over there that runs on USB stuff and has USB batteries in it and so on.

[24:09] The Raspberry Pi I showed you, the laptop display is...

[24:13] That's actually powered off of USB-C directly.

[24:16] What else?

[24:17] We've got the QRP radio that'll run off of 12 volts USB or even 9 volts for 5 watts.

[24:24] Crazy stuff.

[24:26] So the only thing in here that doesn't run off of USB power currently

[24:30] is my workbench power supply and my laser printer.

[24:35] But that's because there's not enough amps out of USB cabling right now to do that.

[24:40] Both of those need high amperage from the wall in order to give you high amperage to the workbench or to the laser printer.

[24:46] So basically this thing is an adapter from USB-C to all of these cables here which are all of these different shapes and sizes.

[24:55] I have two sets.

[24:56] So I mean it looks like there's a lot but there was I think 4 and 4.

[24:59] So you get the 5525 that you need.

[25:01] You get the 5521 I believe.

[25:03] You get the 4017 you need for the Azo's and then you get some smaller ones too that I don't know what size they are.

[25:09] I don't have the internal caliper, the internal feel or whatever you call that thing.

[25:13] I have the external caliper so it'll tell me the external size but that's the easy part.

[25:17] It's the other side that you need.

[25:18] Ton of USB cables.

[25:19] I do like the super slim 5 amp hour 20 watt charger for the phone and pretty cool stuff.

[25:28] This is currently a kickstarter.

[25:29] I will leave a link to the kickstarter down below where you can get more information on this and then when they get it updated to the real deal I'll give you a link to I guess the jungle market where we sell and buy everything, buy and sell everything.

[25:41] But I think they're on the right track.

[25:44] I like it.

[25:45] There is a video right over here.

[25:47] I think you'll enjoy next.

[25:48] Thanks for being awesome.

[25:49] I'll see you over there.