No way hose too expensive, I just finished installing the note 2 QI receiver inside me N3. I will post video in the morning because I don't have anything atm to record.
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Found this video of someone that had cut down a third party QI charge patch for the Note 2.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LaQQnc2dmU
If this is possible I cant see the official back being any bulkier than the normal one...
BlueChris,
My understanding of your description is that the modified Note 2 charging insert is a tight fit in the Note 3 needing extra pressure to snap the case shut, correct?
Also, when you look at it closely, can you see or feel any bulge?
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I asked Verizon in chat and they gave me a pretty straight forward answer
"You: will Verizon block the Wireless charging capabilities of the Note 3 as they did with the note 2. (ability to add the wireless charging back to it)
Lonnie: No, they wont.
You: so the note 3 will have wireless charging with the added accessory?
Lonnie: Yes."
take it for what it is worth, but it sounds like good news to me.
I am curious about T-Mobile version. For some hell only knows what reason, they left pins there, but one pin was not connected to charging circuit. So they did nothing, unless you are willing to get dirty with a soldering iron.
Maybe I need more coffee, but I don't follow.
Do you mean the T-Mobile phone has qi contacts that aren't connected?
How did you verify, do you have a Samsung wireless charging back cover?
If so that sounds like a defective phone needing replaced.
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My only issue is I often will want to be performing battery intensive tasks while inductive charging. As I have experienced from my old palm touchstone mod with an output of .5amp on my GS3 just having pandora running in the background led to a charge deficit. I only hope that inductive charging VERY soon supports 2+amp or I will never be able to turn that beast of a screen on for long and hope for a charge.
So there are 3 pins next to the battery and we only need to use 2 of those 3 pins to charge? Which ones the positive and negative? Thanks. According to that video there is no use for those 2 pins above the battery
The 2 pins above the battery are for NFC.. the pins to the side of the battery are for wireless charging.
The 2 pins above the battery are for NFC.. the pins to the side of the battery are for wireless charging.
EXTENSION TO 10-15 WATTS
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EXTENSION TO MEDIUM POWER
Work has started to extend the Qi specification to medium power, delivering up to 120 Watts.
WIRELESS POWER IN KITCHENS
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I am going to order this one today. I ordered a similar one for my Note 2 and it works better than the OEM one in the case for my LG OG Pro.
Let you know in 3 weeks how it does!!
http://www.amazon.com/Standard-Wireless-charging-Receiver-SAMSUNG/dp/B00FKN7YJM/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&qid=1380823639&sr=8-24&keywords=galaxy+note+3+qi+receiver
That seems a little expensive for just the receiver.
The Note 2 receiver is only £5 ($7.50)