A quick camping trip turned into an opportunity to try my new 10/22, and my wife wanted to try, turns out she's actually super into it! I'm very happy with how it all went, and she's not a bad shot at all
As the title suggests, having issues with wireless charging speeds on my Pixel 6. Brand new wireless charger, Quadlock brand cable, 3.1A (claimed, untested by me) output 12v battery to USB A adapter for the cable.
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In the sun, with Waze and Spotify running (all other apps closed) my phone will slowly but continually lose battery instead of charging. Say 5-10% battery drained per ride of ~30-ish minutes. And then on my rides back in the evening, when the sun is a lot less intense, it will slowly charge 5-10% per 30-ish minute ride.
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Is this normal behavior to be expected? Is it the Pixel 6 that doesn't support a fast enough wireless charge? Or should I verify if my USB outlet really is outputting the true 3.1A it claims? My bike battery is in great health, and charges at the right voltage as well.
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So I'm trying to build a roof rack for my truck, and found some .DXF files online to have pieces laser cut online on a dead forum. However, the laser cutting place I found locally says I need the dimensions on it. Can somebody guide me through it, or add them for me? I would be so grateful 😅
I added a link to a Google Drive folder with the files if that's helpful