Thread: Capacitors on Dlink power feed
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Re: Capacitors on Dlink power feed
If your PDB and 5 volt converter are working properly, it is not a voltage drop problem. If you have a voltage drop problem, it is because something is broken.

I would suspect the actual power connector on the Access Point.