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Re: VRM power for radio
The radio is 5V. Plug the D-link radio into one of the 5v 2A channels on the VRM.
Do no power any other 5V 2A devices from this VRM. Using the 12V is ok on the same VRM for other 12V devices.
If you require additional high amp 5V sources use a second VRM.
If you have any other quick questions check out http://controls.team2168.org, we have a lot of answers to most questions up there.
Hope this helps,
Kevin
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Controls Engineer, Team 2168 - The Aluminum Falcons
[2016 Season] - World Championship Controls Award, District Controls Award, 3rd BlueBanner
-World Championship- #45 seed in Quals, World Championship Innovation in Controls Award - Curie
-NE Championship- #26 seed in Quals, winner(195,125,2168)
[2015 Season] - NE Championship Controls Award, 2nd Blue Banner
-NE Championship- #26 seed in Quals, NE Championship Innovation in Controls Award
-MA District Event- #17 seed in Quals, Winner(2168,3718,3146)
[2014 Season] - NE Championship Controls Award & Semi-finalists, District Controls Award, Creativity Award, & Finalists
-NE Championship- #36 seed in Quals, SemiFinalist(228,2168,3525), NE Championship Innovation in Controls Award
-RI District Event- #7 seed in Quals, Finalist(1519,2168,5163), Innovation in Controls Award
-Groton District Event- #9 seed in Quals, QuarterFinalist(2168, 125, 5112), Creativity Award
[2013 Season] - WPI Regional Winner - 1st Blue Banner
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