54 second video with the MiBOXER hooked up to a ~5 watt Sunkingdom lightweight solar panel after about 5 minutes in the charger. (Full sun-.45A and .5A for a pair of protected 3400mAh KEEPPOWER batteries that started at about 74%)
https://goo.gl/photos/zBEFRQCMarwaMojX6
Next is a 31 second video at the end of the solar charge cycle, after about 2 hours and 10 minutes. Readings indicate no trickle charge. I did not show the two significantly different milli-Amp hour readings from the two bays because our old boy dog was coming to me to get the young, frisky girl dog to stop messing with him, and I forgot. Those batteries are a dedicated pair.
https://goo.gl/photos/zZ36GTuo5FCGBhGP8
It is really nice that this charger gives a percentage reading and a basic internal resistance level, as well as charging rate and voltage. My original plan was to ship this charger to illumn, mtnelectronics, orbtronic or pflexpro if any might be interested in selling them, but I am getting rather fond of it, especially since it works so well with 12 Volt and solar systems. I have no problem with using different power supplies to suit varied charging needs (less powerful power supply in order to charge at a lower current as well as using other options to charge 26650's up to 1.5A) and appreciate the simplicity. Seeing that Leo from MiBOXER sent quite a few of these chargers to various CPF members, it is no surprise that some of us want more control, more options but I believe those are not the primary target for this model. In that vein, it does seem prudent to ship an AC power supply with the charger, as well as the 12 volt car adapter and USB capability (works great with smaller solar panels). This addition of the AC power supply will probably raise the price above the US $24.90 originally quoted to me by Leo of MiBOXER.
I'll keep these real time, unprofessional videos on google photos for some months, or until a newer iteration of this model emerges. They will be deleted after that. As far as making a YouTube video from these clips, well, seems like the YouTube audience is more interested in something slick or more engaging for the target consumer wanting an automatic charger. I am open to suggestions, except no promotion-for-the-sake-of-promotion fluff videos will be made by me.