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@Robert M posted:
Couldn't you just use a small piece of metal attached to the phone case so there is only one magnet in this equation? Similar to a Scosche Magic Mount pad?

I think there wouldn't be enough magnetic force through that distance, I think you'd need a magnet on both sides both fighting to be reunited.

Unless, you were to put a bunch in series like I was mentioning before, such that the force from that side is so strong that it would pull in the metal Star Destroyer tractor beam style. One caveat is that anything magnetic would then be drawn to there, which probably isn't a big deal.

9/30/208:33 PM

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