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ryanm wrote:

lligetfa wrote:One reason I can think of to go that route rather than just use the barrel connector is when you are inserting power a long distance from the MINI. That way the MINI can be a distance extender.

My preferred solution would be to have a DC-powered wisp switch at the base powering the mini... but I don't need a switch in that spot yet.

You could have one MINI at the base powered via regulated 48V through the barrel connector. Use the 48VH port on the base switch to power the topside MINI.

Of course, if you don't need a switch at the base, then the Tycon injector would do so long as you have regulated 48V. That would give you one test port to plug into on the ground.

That sound great, thanks. I now have a regulated 48v supply and the tycon injector you suggested. All I need now is the MINI !

Nice looking unit!! Think I saw that one in St Louis!!