Thought I would share my own photos and experience of converting an Anker powerdrive 2 into a permanent power supply for my PAW.
Following Graham’s instructions and photos, when I sawed the nose off I found that the tip of the Anker had a spring underneath that was in turn connected to the top of the circuit board by a pressed metal loop. Carefully I used a small screwdriver to lever up the metal loop, freeing the spring and giving an excellent connection point for the live connection cable.
To remove the side connectors I put the Anker in a vice and used a soldering iron to heat up the metal side connector, then with a screwdriver levered it out as the plastic around the connector went soft.
When connecting the cables to the Anker, remember to feed them through the tip you cut off earlier. The hole will need enlarging slightly, either with a drill or I used the soldering iron.
I wired a fuse connector inline with the Anker, a few pounds for 5 off eBay.
Then to cover the Anker up I used 25mm heat shrink. 19mm was too tight and wouldn’t fit over the Anker body.