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Re: How to power Mini-PC on robot?

R07, in the blue box letter I, forbids custom circuits from producing voltages in excess of 24 volts, making 19.5 presumably legal. If you can't find a 12V to 19V converter, I would recommend trying to find a 12V to 24V converter, then regulating it down to 19.5.
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Re: How to power Mini-PC on robot?

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R07, in the blue box letter I, forbids custom circuits from producing voltages in excess of 24 volts, making 19.5 presumably legal. If you can't find a 12V to 19V converter, I would recommend trying to find a 12V to 24V converter, then regulating it down to 19.5.
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