These days, convenient gadgets are everywhere, aren’t they?
Wrapping newspaper around your belly—that’s the Showa generation spirit!
I’m basically an electricity guy too, so I’m always in need, but
“Wait, I didn’t plug in the USB power…” That’s when I suddenly realized it.
To begin with, there aren’t many things that need power while in use.
In my case, it’s just my smartphone and a GoPro-style camera.
By the way, the mainstream approach is not to mount your actual phone!
If something goes wrong and you can’t use it, that would be rough, wouldn’t it!?
So I’m currently mounting an iPhone SE2 that I’m not using as a monitor.
I’m not constantly using my smartphone.
Which means
when I’m not using it, I can just connect it to a mobile battery and toss it in my bag, right? That’s what I thought.
I think you should consider the ratio of time spent riding versus time spent off the bike.
The GoPro-style camera is powered by a mobile battery too.
The camera mounted on my leather jacket can also be powered by a pocket-sized mobile battery.
By connecting it to myself rather than the bike, getting on and off becomes much easier.
For us electricity guys, avoiding connection hassles is key to preventing lost gear.
The ratio of time spent riding versus time spent off the bike
—if you think about that, I reckon you can charge more easily.
Anker PowerCore 10000 (10000mAh High-Capacity Mobile Battery) [PSE Technical Standards Compliant/PowerIQ Equipped] iPhone &Android Compatible (Black)
For now, this is more than enough (*’ω’*)
There’s a bigger version of this too, but honestly it was way too bulky.
Bigger doesn’t always mean better.
