PoE for Sensecap M1 miner - cheaper way

How to power the Sensecap M1 miner over ethernet cable(PoE)- cheaper way

[@asthmatic2455]

🤩 thx

[@TonyCardoso]

This is very helpful but also very dangerous 🤣

[@adaniel69]

Ok. Can you explain me why?

[@TonyCardoso]

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[@adaniel69]

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[@briefingbriefing869]

Hello. I am sorry if this is not on topic. I need to power an Ubiquiti Nanostation loco M2 to get internet into the offgrid miner. Ubiquiti is powered by passive 220v > 24v 0,5A Poe injector. I bought a 12v to 24v Step Up converter, striped ethernet cable, and used blues and browns to supply power. on one end 24v +- step up converter on the other end ethernet plug. As a test I used 12v transformer 1A to power the the device, but it didn't turn on. Secondly I used as input the 12v 48Ah baterry, and Instantly burned the Step Up converter. I believe i need to adjust the Amps to 0,5A but don't know how to do it. Can you help? many thanks

[@adaniel69]

Hi. I took a look to your device. I don't really understand, the original poe adapter that you got with the access point is not working? Or i'm missing something? You try to get internet on your miner that is far away from this device or you want this device to receive internet from far away but is close to miner?

[@adaniel69]

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[@xWhiteLeG3nDx]

It works for bobcat?

[@MrMaltepeli]

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