Why did I Buy a Dell Mobile Computing Center 2.0??? 

I use the small and medium sized plastic bins with lids from the dollar store for the loose cables and adapter clutter and then double sided tape or Velcro them into place to hold small items like the power cables and lightening to USB-c adapters on top. I also label the lid so it look more pro.

I have something similar from Griffin. It can charge 10 units. Original;ly you could stack two of these on a wheeled base, then daisy-chain them for power and then there was a top pizza-box unit unit that held a control laptopfor wiping and re configuring the tablets or netbooks for the lesson or when the lesson was done the laptop could reload the image onto each machine in the dock. The top control laptop pizza box is almost impossible to find and usually the handle unit has been removed. It uses USB-A ports with six inch cables for charging. I got some USB-C port adapters and placed them on the USB-A ports with a USB-C 90x90 connecting cable six inches long so it is now EU certified! LOL! I use it to charge my tablets. The only downside is that the unit is notorious for the charging electronics board to fail and render it useless except as a inert charging stand. I have a solution to hack that when It happens. Griffen produced them for a couple of years then got out of the business once schools found out how unreliable they were, how poor the support was and how much Griffen was charging for the complete setup (Over $USD7,000 not including he Mac Book Pro!). The whole setup looks very cool. If you ever see the top pizza box of a Griffen unit let me know! Here is a link to what the unit looked like fully assembled: technogog.com/press-releases/griffin-intros-multidock-for-charging-syncing-and-storage/

Nice repurpose. I like it. Question, which of those solar generators (Battery) do you like the best?

😂😂😂😂😂 looks like you're about to build a bomb 😂😂😂😂😂