I still have the rack system on the wall, but I no longer operate my phone farm. If you might be interested in purchasing it, let me know.

@@AtTheZebo I’m but not in the US but Nigeria. I don’t think it’ll be possible to get that across

I understand. You are welcome to copy my idea if you have the means... best of luck to you.@@naijalamba

They’re different too. One looks like a manta ray, and the other looks like a stingray

I also recently had a problem with battery bloat. I checked the timer and discovered that the little switch (on the side) was in the position for constantly on. But my top tray had no problem with bloating... only the bottom 3 trays. Turns out the top tray was the one I was always removing from the rack and keeping next to my computer for easy responses to the "are you still watching" question. When the batteries started getting low I would put the tray back on the rach for charging. So, I do believe it does make a difference. (None of the phones on that tray bloated.) Good Luck

I'm averaging about $60 a month with Perk TV, Perk Tv Live, and Cash Magnet for several hours per day. (Cash Mag limit is 4 phones but the hours increase when you download games, etc.)(you don't even have to play them... just download to the phone.)

AtTheZebo Thanks for the quick feedback. 👍🏾

The timer prevents the batteries from damage which can be caused by constant charging. ("battery bloat".) For maximum battery life, Lithium ion batteries should be cycled down to about 30% before recharging.

I have designed a tray that will be adjustable to fit any size phones. I just haven't machined it because all my phones are the Zone 3's. The adjustable tray would be a few inches longer to accommodate larger phones and the cable manifold would have to be longer as well, but it would still be able to fit on the same bracket / rack. I made this in my spare time over the course of a month... (lots of trial and error on various design ideas, etc.) Also, because I don't have a very large or fast CNC machine (it's a "tabletop" cnc w/ 15" x 22" cutting bed), it takes several hours to produce each part. I'd be happy to make some for sale, but the price might be more than the average Farmer might want to pay. I'm thinking that, to make it worth my time, I would have to charge around $40 for each of the three main components. (Tray, Manifold & Bracket) That would make the price of a 24 phone Rack pretty high. But because it is modular, one could buy the bracket ($40) and start with one Manifold (40$) and one Tray ($40), then you could add Manifolds & Trays as needed.... Another option might be to buy only the trays and rig a manifold from non-cnc'd parts. (I could design plans for do it yourselfers.) Happy farming, Jim

AtTheZebo How about say 200 dollars even to cover up to 100 phones would that work? Could you build one that can hold 10 phones per tray? I don’t think I would ever expand past 100 phones so that would be ideal for me.

Do you want to call me on the phone? (I can send my phone # to the email found at the bottom of your website.)

AtTheZebo Absolutely I would love to make this happen man. I also wouldn’t need it until September so this would allow you plenty of time to work. I would of course put a down payment down for you to start working on it as well. Email me your number and we can set up a time to talk about it tomorrow.

At $40 per component, what I have currently have hanging on my wall (9 components) would run $360. (4 trays, 4 manifolds & 1 bracket) And, that is for a 24 phone rack. If I were to make you 16 regular trays only (no manifolds), that would run $40 x 16 = $640. As you can see, it is cost prohibitive. Mainly because I have to make them one part at a time on my slow CNC machine, and there is not enough demand to create a situation that would support any economy of scale. At best, I could sell the trays only and include plans for DIY'ers to make their own manifolds without a CNC machine. Trays for 10 phones would probably have to be about 3 feet wide, but my CNC machine can only deal with a 2' long piece. (about a 15" x 24" cutting area)

Thanks for your interest. And, I would be honored.

AtTheZebo That’s great to hear sir it will be very interesting to talk about this on the channel I am sure the other farmers will see the value of this as well. Taking phones with you to work with them and doing that easily is a major plus.

It's Big AND THEIR HAPPY NUMBSKULL