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There are four cable series: the original GYRRH, GYRRH Asenak, GYRRH Engardrado and GYRRH Eyesaira, the last of which is not yet available to the public.

The original GYRRH series was largely discontinued and only 3″ models remain.

The Asenak and Engardrado series succeeded the original cable with the latter focusing on higher durability and protection (fused).

I decided, for the time being, to increase Asenak’s durability to match Engardrado’s - so the only difference between the two is that it isn’t fused. Asenak cables won’t increase in price for the remainder of 2015.

The reason I’m unsure if this will be permanent is because they’re somewhat difficult to make. The Engardrado series takes quite a while to manufacture but is, to-date, the best charge-only cable available.

The decision to strengthen the Asenak cable series isn’t due to any sort of defects or complaints - no customer has returned them. At the same time, I want you to have the best level of durability possible so that they know in 5 years, your cable won’t fray whether used exclusively indoors to power whatever or used in a desert-bound ATV.

And then there were none.

I recently talked about how inspirational individuals, such as Helen Keller, caused me to think differently about moving forward with wireless energy. This is an example of where, sometimes, what seems like a good idea just isn’t.

This is a prototype for a cable that would have been released within a month or so. It works but its performance comes off more as a “gimmick” than its intended function, which would rarely (I believe, anyway) have been activated - not that it isn’t useful, it isn’t practical enough for the everyday person to use.

One thing that will be changed going forward is the breakdown of products’ materials (domestic vs. imported) - they can currently be found in their respective manual. This change will only affect new products (after July 2015).

The reason is because many companies don’t label their products in accordance with the Made in USA standard and it’s very tricky to do so. 

GYRRH cables were manufactured to comply with the Buy American Act for Federal Government acquisitions. It isn’t necessary to label cables as such but it would help. However, when materials are labeled:

Made in USA

Made in USA with Domestic and Imported Parts

Made in USA with at least 50% Domestic Material

Product of USA

Assembled in USA

Assembled in USA with Domestic and Imported Parts

Designed in USA

Designed and Assembled in USA