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| System Name | Machine XV |
|---|---|
| Processor | Dual Xeon E5 2670 V3 Turbo unlocked |
| Motherboard | Kllisre X99 Dual |
| Cooling | 120mm heatsink |
| Memory | 64gb DDR4 ECC |
| Video Card(s) | RX 480 4Gb |
| Storage | 1Tb NVME SSD |
| Display(s) | 19" + 23" + 17" |
| Case | ATX |
| Audio Device(s) | XFi xtreme USB |
| Power Supply | 800W |
| Software | Windows 10 |
i have a wireless access point that is POE (power over ethernet) and i want to use it externally and connect it via the wan port of a netgear rangemax router in the house.
both will run off 12v so i am thinking can i do a mod like this
http://www.techidiots.net/project-pages/wrt54gs-poe-12v-mod
instead of using the mod to power the netgear router i would use it to tap power from the netgear routers power supply power to the WAN port to power the POE router. the wire is only 1.5m so i dont think voltage drop will be a problem.
the router i want to do the mod on is the WAN port of a netgear rangemax wndr3300 and the router i want to run POE is a Ubiquiti Nanostation loco.
would this mod do what i want it to do?
i could use a more powerful 12v supply than the standard Netgear one. i have one that's rated for 24w it should be plenty for both routers.
both will run off 12v so i am thinking can i do a mod like this
http://www.techidiots.net/project-pages/wrt54gs-poe-12v-mod
instead of using the mod to power the netgear router i would use it to tap power from the netgear routers power supply power to the WAN port to power the POE router. the wire is only 1.5m so i dont think voltage drop will be a problem.
the router i want to do the mod on is the WAN port of a netgear rangemax wndr3300 and the router i want to run POE is a Ubiquiti Nanostation loco.
would this mod do what i want it to do?
i could use a more powerful 12v supply than the standard Netgear one. i have one that's rated for 24w it should be plenty for both routers.
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