Re: No power to router

Jim wrote:

In article <0001HW.C0D2F234004DCB29F0284530@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Martin S Taylor wrote:

Rexx Magnus wrote

I've tried using a different transformer

No, open up the casing and see if perhaps the power connector has got jiggled at some point and broken a joint?

Sorted. The transformer was blown (how?) and I misread the print on the replacement I tested & had it set to 1.5 volts instead of 15.


So you nearly had the world's first 300baud router?


I've done routing at 1200 bps (half duplex) in the past - TCP/IP over narrow band FM packet radio (VHF). Glacial.

Paul
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