Router Battery Backup

derp90 said:
What's the best solution at the moment for a 9V router and a 12V ONT?
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I'm kind of wondering if the 12V unit won't work on 9V. Some electronics are very lenient in that way. I used to power an old 19V Telkom router with a 12V PSU and it worked fine for years.

Just don't give the 9V unit 12V by mistake, otherwise you'll likely let out the magic smoke.
 
PhireSide said:
I'm kind of wondering if the 12V unit won't work on 9V. Some electronics are very lenient in that way. I used to power an old 19V Telkom router with a 12V PSU and it worked fine for years.

Just don't give the 9V unit 12V by mistake, otherwise you'll likely let out the magic smoke.
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It's an Archer C20, and the ONT is Nokia.
 
How will I be able to run the Huawei B2338 router during loadshedding ?

On the back is says : Input: 56V........0.536A
 
Surely here is an electrical engineer on mybroadband, why don't we build out own, improved version of the ratel, with double the batteries (at 80 bucks a cell it's not expensive).

If you are an electrical engineer, pm me maybe I can buy the schematics off you and then I'll do the rest (source, build, design the body, manufacture the pcbs etc)
 
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