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Westinghouse Pwn Plug (TP-Link wr703n)
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 1397 viewsWestinghouse Outlet Valet
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 1892 viewsInside of the outlet valet. Look at all that space! First thing is remove that bulky 120v AC to 5v DC converter.
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 2473 viewsThe internal AC to DC converter will be replaced with a Samsung OEM.
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 2741 viewsSamsung OEM wall charger. A lot smaller footprint.
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 2338 viewsSize comparison for Samsung OEM wall charger AC to USB DC converter and the internals of the Westinghouse Outlet Valet.
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 2329 viewswr703n with Inland usb hub attached, serial port connector, and network RJ45 removed.
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 1800 viewswr703n with Inland usb hub attached (and modified), serial port connector, network RJ45 removed and reattached, micro SD usb reader, and original Westinghouse USB port.
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 1727 viewsFitting everything in. You see the hole for the RJ54 connector. Created by drilling a hole and then using a rasp to square it up.
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 1377 viewsFitting everything in. You see the hole for the RJ54 connector. Created by drilling a hole and then using a rasp to square it up.
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 1511 viewsEverything fit in.
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 1324 viewsEverything fit in.
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 1373 viewsEverything fit in.
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