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I can plug it in to a typical phone charger and it records and streams but I can't close the bottom with a wire in place.
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Lower voltage seen will have to increase current to cover power drawn by cam... maybe not a good idea to try and power thru the port
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TomMac wrote:Lower voltage seen will have to increase current to cover power drawn by cam... maybe not a good idea to try and power thru the port
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What is the long term ramification? I plan on plugging it in this way in my vacation home that I only use 2-4 times a year. No foot traffic while I'm gone (I hope) so minimal use other than when I want to check in.
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What is the long term ramification?
Just that the port may burn out, and of course warranty is out. If not worried, go for it.
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TomMac wrote:What is the long term ramification?
Just that the port may burn out, and of course warranty is out. If not worried, go for it.
I read somewhere (you also contributed to that thread) where the camera battery power is wired in parrallel and will run on a bank of two cells. If other wi-fi enabled cameras can run on a 5V USB (those even have mics and speakers), why can't the Arlo? Mind you, I do not have an electrical background.
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If other wi-fi enabled cameras can run on a 5V USB , why can't the Arlo? Mind you, I do not have an electrical background.
As I said...may. It depends all on what curcuitry is linked to the port. The port may have not been designed for power but more of a way to access the eproms in the camera ( to update/reset software ) .
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