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Originally Posted by mtndurbin
Our triage of this indicates that under heavy current draw, like when the
drive motors are running, the 12v power can drop to around 7 volts.
This low voltage condition causes temporary failure of the power converter
supplying power to the dlink. This results in the dlink performing a power on reset.
What I am now waiting for is the official fix for this.
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What is your wiring like? It sounds like you wired directly to the PDB through a breaker. You should have wired it to the dedicated 12v radio output on the PDB. This will output 12v until the battery gets to 3.5v or so.
now now, there is no such thing as reading the manual too much. I read it every night just before I go to bed. - 663.keith [more] 
20-02-2011, 21:24
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