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Coaxial to Optical

InisMor · 2010-01-15 00:20:13

Hello, Is it possible to get a Coaxial to Optical converter(adapter) that doesn't need to be plugged into a power socket? Regards

15-01-2010 12:20am

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InisMor

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Hello,

Is it possible to get a Coaxial to Optical converter(adapter) that doesn't need to be plugged into a power socket?

Regards

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#2 15-01-2010 7:59am

Idleater

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I don't think so, unless you find one that is battery operated.
Somehow electrical signals have to be converted into light signals or vice versa.

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#3 19-01-2010 5:05am

bucks73

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Had this problem myself before Xmas and after doing a bit of research had no choice but to go with the powered converters. Work perfectly though so Im happy.

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