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> Is it
possible to engineer the units with a power supply on the PCB? That’s
what John
Sim does with his RGB
> to
SVideo
converter, and it makes the thing much neater (I HATE wall worts!)
Agreed ... I hate wall
warts
too and I've mentioned this to Keith before ... however the issue of CE
certification then comes into play here. Legally you shouldn't sell
non-CE
approved devices for use within the EU and CE approval
comes expensive
especially at this stage when development is still being done. Selling the
KAT5
with an external power supply just makes it all easier for Keith and it
means
that I can power multiple KAT5 units that are behind my AV rack from
one
wart!
> Would
it be
possible to build them so they will fit into a double wall box –
again that
smacks of a far neater
> installation – I realise that
would
restrict portability, but certainly in my case (small house) I would have
one
> behind
the
telly in the bedroom and one behind the Sky box.
Again ... I have discussed
this
with Keith before about making single and double wall box sized versions
and
it's just a case of making up appropriately sized PCBs (at an additional
development cost).
> Only
suggestions, you can do with them what you will, but both of these would
actually persuade me to put at
> least
one
run of CAT5 into my new house J
Don't you have a
run
already between your PC and your wireless LAN AP?
*grin*
Phil
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