Sorry to ruin an excellent thread with a serious answer, but I bet there is some sort of power save feature in the tower thingy. The charger draws so little current that the tower is periodically deciding everything is off and is going into some sort of power save mode.
I think we've all missed the obvious answer here; plug the charger in the top socket of the tower and then turn the whole unit upside down. This was cause the electricity to pool near the charger and trickle through the cable faster.
Simple science.
What?
Ah. Well. Um...you see, I was merely trying to flatter you and I've been told that repetition is a good way to go...Ahem. Post 4.
Ahem. Post 4.
We have an electric 10 point tower near our tv to take tv dvd etc running off of a socket of which only 5 are used. I also have another one near my armchair to charge phones laptop tablet etc running off of another socket but on the same ring main as the other. We have noticed that charging a phone takes 3 times as long using my tower than putting the charger into a socket in the bedroom. Why should this be as the towers dont have less electric? It would be slightly inconvenient to use just 1 tower due to lengths of leads to various appliances and where they are situated.
A) Install lunar panels.
That depends on whether anyone has suggested using the microwave to charge the phone yet I would think.Does this mean we have now exhausted every possibility
Does this mean we have now exhausted every possibility
What about getting a left handed tower on emergency loan?
I have decided to replace the tower with a standard 4 plug extention lead for a month, if that works continue with it if not buy a new tower in the January sales.