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[sswilson]

Have you checked to see if you can find out what the manufacturer's recommended spec is? I'm sure they're not using a hard-to-find aviation grade lubricant that costs $10 / application.....

edit: NVM... I see that's covered by the link 3.0Charlie provided.

 

[lowfat]

Has anyone ever seen a internal USB header to micro SD? I use micro SD all the time and i'm sick of using two adapters. I'm building a new case and I'd just like to have a permanent micro SD. I also don't want a massive hub w/ 11ty other slots.

 

[3.0charlie]

U0909A (USB2.0 9 Pin Header to SD Card Reader)

Use a SD-to-microSD adapter.

 

[lowfat]

U0909A (USB2.0 9 Pin Header to SD Card Reader)

Use a SD-to-microSD adapter.

I did come across that one. However the only place I can find it for sale is Newegg.com for $60USD. :shok:

 

[3.0charlie]

We all know that wireless smart outlets are out there and readily available. But what about a wired smart outlet? Location of my 3D printer is far away from my WAP, but I do have Cat6 network cable close by.

Anyone knows of such equivalent product?

 

[Marzipan]

We all know that wireless smart outlets are out there and readily available. But what about a wired smart outlet? Location of my 3D printer is far away from my WAP, but I do have Cat6 network cable close by.

Anyone knows of such equivalent product?

you want to turn it on/off via the wired connection? why not install an AP or repeater nearby?

 

[3.0charlie]

Because that would mean buying an AP and a smart outlet.

 

[Chilly]

Its a touch expensive and also a touch out of date, but mPower Pro would work

https://ubnt.ca/mfi/81-mpower-pro.html

 

[3.0charlie]

Ooooh. The Ubiquiti ecosystem. Me likes.

But compared to WiFi smart outlets, why are wired models so expensive?

 

[sswilson]

Ooooh. The Ubiquiti ecosystem. Me likes.

But compared to WiFi smart outlets, why are wired models so expensive?

Maybe because it's 8 individually controllable outlets instead of 1?