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wireless router adapters ? plugged 24/7 ?

Placebo · 2004-08-13 13:50:09

hey just recieved by netgear wireless router and wifi card, basically router will be downstairs and i will be using laptop upstairs, router has an adapater, would that not over heat or burn ? by being plugged in all day ? stupid question, i know :eek: just wondering :rolleyes: maybe router doesnt use much power ?

13-08-2004 2:50pm

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hey just recieved by netgear wireless router and wifi card, basically router will be downstairs and i will be using laptop upstairs, router has an adapater, would that not over heat or burn ? by being plugged in all day ?

stupid question, i know :eek: just wondering :rolleyes:
maybe router doesnt use much power ?

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#2 13-08-2004 7:15pm

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Barring a fault I doubt it. I don't know bout ur particular model but my linksys has been running 24 hours a day for around the past two months.

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#3 14-08-2004 12:35am

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i am running a netgear DG834G. well if its working for you, should work for me

thanks

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#4 14-08-2004 12:42am

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those things are ment to be able to be plugged in 24/7
sure they heat up a bit but iv never had any problem

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