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On 23/01/2019 14:56, Martin Brown wrote:
On 23/01/2019 14:29, Dave Plowman (News) wrote: Since I'm doing a bit of modification to my AV installation, I'm wondering if such a thing exists. I have several 5v devices (things like a toslink to analogue converter, a couple of SCART to HDMI, etc) that all have their own wall wart USB PS. A single one would take up less space and be tidier (assuming it didn't introduce ground loop problems) . But I'd rather it was a box with a mains lead, rather than a wall wart. As the power distribution is IEC, rather than 13 amp. Powered hub might do. I steal power off the TV USB sockets for mine. I asked this question before when I was considering using the 12 V output from my PC power supply to power a number of those low-current devices. Andrew Gabriel said he did just this. I think an inline fuse was a good idea. |
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