Hey...I got it...I just couldn't think of a witty enough retort ;)
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I think I /almost/ got it on first reading.
Powering the Touch's DC input from it's own USB output?
Electron perpetual motion?
Definitely an energy saver!
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seanadams wrote:
> iPhone;460472 Wrote:
>> Care to share what you did in the DIY section?
>
> I was just kidding. Maybe I need to wo
seanadams;460482 Wrote:
> I was just kidding. Maybe I need to work on my deadpan delivery. :|
It was very good deadpan, to good. I was seating here looking at the
USB Spec trying to figure out how that would even be possible. The main
thing though was how would it save power? A watt is a watt
iPhone;460472 Wrote:
> Care to share what you did in the DIY section?
I was just kidding. Maybe I need to work on my deadpan delivery. :|
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seanadams;460403 Wrote:
> I just made an adapter to feed the DC input from the USB port. Works
> great and saves electricity too.
Care to share what you did in the DIY section?
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dean;460385 Wrote:
> I'm using one of these with my Touch right now:
>
> http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10044/index.html
>
> If you aren't using the USB port, then it should be fine.
I just made an adapter to feed the DC input from the USB port. Works
great and saves electricity too.
I tried that, but it gave me a sunburn.
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pippin wrote:
> Do you have something for power-over-wifi as well?
> THAT would be a killer!
>
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Do you have something for power-over-wifi as well?
THAT would be a killer!
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I'm using one of these with my Touch right now:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10044/index.html
If you aren't using the USB port, then it should be fine.
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SteveEast;460377 Wrote:
> Yeah, but the solution above uses the original equipment power supply
> rather than a custom one. Passive POE rather than Active POE.
So because of DC losses, cable runs must be relatively short - and
that's where they get the 30 - 40 meter maximum.
Based on your clari
Yeah, but the solution above uses the original equipment power supply
rather than a custom one. Passive POE rather than Active POE.
Steve.
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I guess I'm a bit paranoid about using PoE with the Touch. As elegant
as the solution is (especially with the Touch wall mounted), the concern
I have is the Touch's current draw is rated at 3 amps, and most of the
PoE injectors max out at 2 - 2.5 amps.
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I know this has been discussed a lot recently, especially with the
interest in having a Touch wall mounted.
Well I was looking for something completely different and came across
this:
http://linitx.com/viewproduct.php?prodid=11849
This one especailly caught my interest:
http://linitx.com/viewpro
gorman;460325 Wrote:
> .. I guess someone could set up some sort of a business by creating
> adapters to this purpose.
> A 500GB 2.5" USB drive and we'd be good to go.
>
> Dreams... :(
One of the regular contributors on here (iPhone?) has posted pics of
his SB car install, very cool indeed.
radish;460180 Wrote:
> Steering wheel controls work fine for me.You still are in a minority I guess.
> What car, what adapter?
Anyway, I'd kill for an updated RioCar. It might be just me, but I find
the convenience of an OEM solution to be a real plus. If not OEM,
provide the means to install i
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