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Passive POE

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Originally Posted by R43 Blue Box
Note that this prohibits using any POE Injector device to power the radio, but does not prohibit using any PASSIVE CONDUCTORS to inject the VRM power into an Ethernet cable plugged into the radio port labeled “18-24v POE”.
Has anyone thought about using passive POE injectors to power the new Radio? Anyone have a favorite model?

I personally prefer RJ45s to barrel jacks any day, so I'm very interested in eliminating them if possible.
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