[MLB-WIRELESS] Power Over Ethernet in a 5 1/4 inch bay

[Tony Langdon]

> Questions are, is it possible and where can I get the power 
> input specs 
> for say a Pentium 100 from.

The supply outputs in a PC are easy to identify.  The important ones are:

Black - GND ( 0V)
Red - +5V
Yellow - +12V

For long 5V runs, it may be better to tap the 12V line and use a standalone
5V regulator at the top of the pole.  This prevents voltage drop along the
cable from causing operational options.

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