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POE to micro USB with ethernet

It would be used to power, and deliver ethernet, to items such as Pi Zero's, google home minis, chromecasts, firesticks

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Essentially I imagine combining a POE splitter with a "chromecast adapter" onto a single board

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Ryan Rasmussen wrote 10/06/2019 at 03:50 • point

I've started switching everything I can over to PoE. (Three Raspberry Pi's, etc.) It'd be nice to add my Fire stick to the list without using 2 adapters.

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Patrick wrote 09/24/2019 at 12:41 • point

The only one that seems available is way to expensive: Airtame PoE Adapter

Would make so much sense, one has to wonder why Google doesn't sell one.

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4771cu5 wrote 08/26/2019 at 04:13 • point

This would be so much nicer than having to use two adapters to POE power all of those use cases mentioned below the title.

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