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Re: Passive POE
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Originally Posted by Scott L. View Post
http://www.flyteccomputers.com/detai...fBoCL n_w_wcB

This is powered from a battery (12V), and outputs the required 48V (802.3af)
Poe. If using this, the only connection to the OM5P-AN is the ethernet cable.
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Originally Posted by Foster View Post
That will burn the radio up, it does not work on 48 volts. And its against the blue box note about injectors.
Also, 48 volt circuitry is not legal at all.
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