This is very OT, but I don't know of other lists that might be as useful
for this sort of thing. :)
We're trying to find an easy way to convert a 12v DC current to 9V DC
for a community wireless broadband scheme. We've got a tiny Ethernet
switch that wants 9V, but a 230->13.6V transformer, who has two contacts
(+13.6V, and a ground). A junction box feeds one device, a WRAP board,
that wants 12V. But the switch wants 9V.
I found that a 3.1V zener diode would do the job, but a) I've found no
one in Ireland who sells them, and b) it would require a bit of a
hardware hack to put it together which doesn't feel like it'd be the
safest approach.
Anyone know of a device already available that would take a 12V DC
signal (like comes in a car's 12V adapter) and step it easily down to 9V DC?
Feel free to reply off-list to reduce traffic, and I'll post a summary
later.
Thanks for any tips,
B
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