[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] bobturismo:
Updated pics, finally got a day off to sit down and make a final car mount.

Album IS NOT set to private anymore, sorry.

http://s231.photobucket.com/user/bobturismo/slideshow/Mobile Uploads

I got some ideas from the British guy in the YouTube video. what he did was buy the hockey puck style charger, drilled holes into it and inserted the small neodymium magnets that look like little watch batteries. he then mounted the charger to a "Simpson Tie" bracket from Home Depot. Or somebody else did the vent/bracket I think.

Bought Mine from Amazon because it looked to use the micro usb, some chargers look like they still use the larger "mini usb".

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J2TEL28/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

cheapest with free shipping, fulfilled by Amazon. I didn't look at the other chargers for amperage, I just need it to keep my battery from draining while using it. If for some reason I need to charge as much possible I would just plug straight in. but I wanted to be as cable free as possible for convenience but also for the life of my phone because the vibration and movement eventually causes the ports to wear out. Not sure any of them charge at a higher amperage anyway. The Nokia is 640mah and I believe this one is too.

Here is his video, his charger looks like mine. I Have pics of the charger disassembled.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdA9ucWf9uk

I bought the powerbot receiver without the NFC and it works great with my case and the Nokia dt 900 I use for charging at night. I did grind out a little bit of the battery door and made it thinner, specially around the IC chip at the top near the led. I also cut out a notch in the razor blade for the chip. And I peeled off the protective cover off the receiver that is on the battery door side to make it thinner. It also had some left over adhesive that allowed it to stock to the battery door. I tried removing the cover on the battery side, but it seemed to be made of some metallic material that probably shielded it or enhanced the charging signal as it had trouble connecting. Put it back on, worked prefect. I also cut notches for the razor blades in my case, you really cant tell that I have all of that stuffed in there.

At first I basically did the same thing as the YouTube guys but I used hard drive magnets and I slid the bracket into my air vent. my CD player was mounted right under my air vent so I relocated It down behind the shifter.

What I ended up doing was screwing some metal straps into the bottom side of my air vents and just sliding the bracket in between. It allows me to move it left and right and in and out a little bit. The smaller straps are called "plumber's tape" even though it's not tape and are pretty flexible. I also used hot glue to attach a piece of plumbers tape to the bracket that I bent in such a way that it acts like a metal clip that I can pull the charger off the bracket and snap it back in if I need to, kind of the same way batteries snap into tv remotes without the little coil spring.

I chose to leave the little ledge at the bottom mostly for alignment, the magnets are strong enough with the razor blades to hold it in place without the ledge. Also you can pull the bottom out a little to adjust the angle, move it too far away and it will stop charging obviously.

I use an app called "Tasker" as mentioned earlier. I have it's set to recognize the magnetic field Via the compass I think and increase the brightness to max and media volume to max. You can set it to open programs or whatever. For some reason once in a while either the program or my phone doesn't detect the magnetic field and it reverts to whatever settings it was on before I docked it.

It took me a while to figure out how to set it up.

New Profile->State->Sensor-> Magnetic field.

Then if you hit the scan button, you can see what the magnetic sensor is reading. Generally is under 100 just from the earths poles, putting a magnet near the top of your phone should raise it above 500-1500 or more. I've been using "0-600" and "invert", so that it triggers over 600. I'm gonna try "600-any" not inverted and see if that works better.

Then you can add "Tasks" separately. I made a list of tasks and called it "Car Mode" to turn off auto brightness and set to max, but from like 7am to 7pm when there's light outside. When it's dark outside, auto brightness is on. Also media volume will set to max and I need to figure out what I'm going to do about notifications interrupting music and movies, it's kind of annoying to have a movie playing for people in the car and the audio stops and plays your notification ringtone.