A quick skim read: doesn’t apply to open source stuff, and manufacturers
can self certify…
So a paper exercise in essence, no different to self certification against
the low voltage directive (for example)…
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On Sat, 30 Dec 2023 at 21:59, Tim wrote:
> I came across a
I came across a statement released by Debian about the new impending
Euro CRA act. Debian as you can imagine has taken a strong dislike to
anything that it see as breaking the user and release of free software.
While I have read a few documents (many of them going straight over my
head), I am
Now to find one.
https://thepihut.com/products/in-line-power-switch-for-2-1mm-barrel-jack.
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On 28/12/2023 19:20, Peter Merchant wrote:
My son has a Facebook Portal and his kids have mangled the barrel connector
that connects power to it. Does anyone know of a chart that gives part numbers
or anything similar for barrel connectors. We have determined that it is 5.5mm
O.D, and we have
Hi Clive,
> Recently we had a visit of workers who were starting to install Fibre
> cables to replace the overhead coppers. They said it was going to be
> Gigabit capable and it would be cheaper to install the new broadband
> connection at the same time.
>
> Question is what router would I need
Sorry, I mean RJ11 for the telephone (the type of cable connector at the
telephone end that typically goes from the “BT Jack” at the BT wall socket).
If you're coming from a PSTN to using a VoIP on the router, you just replace
the BT Jack cable with a RJ11-RJ11 cable (which was supplied with
I have taken the plunge and ordered firbe, it should of been installed
yesterday, but three of us in the house with Covid (all over xmas) that
was the end to that install day Covid negative as of this morning but
still feel ill). I am not booked for 12th Jan. I went with Toob who had
a very
I've got CityFibre (which is run by Vodafone) and its Fibre-to-the-Premises.
They effectively run a bit of fibre from the telegraph pole into my house, just
the same as copper used to. This terminates in an NTE box that converts it to
Ethernet.
Vodafone supplied the router that plugs into
Hi All
Hope you've all had good Christmas' and the New Year.
Recently we had a visit of workers who were starting to install Fibre
cables to replace the overhead coppers. They said it was going to be
Gigabit capable and it would be cheaper to install the new broadband
connection at the same
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