Dude, looks great, I totally missed that post! 
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Yes. Thick orange cord.
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What about Wi-Fi 7 (what I use) and Wi-Fi 8?
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I have also run 20’ flat usb cords out from the ac cord in different areas outside with no problem. Interestingly, the round ones (I mistakenly got) didn’t work.
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Yes, 20’ is still acceptable if the cord is of a good quality. As for the round ones, they were probably data only.
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At the time I created the table,
- I wanted to make some points in that topic because much of the discussion seemed like users talking past one another about what the different specs are, and
- Some of the confusion seemed to be miscommunication/misunderstanding about 5G cellular versus 5 GHz Wi-Fi, and
- Wyze Wi-Fi support to this point (as far as I’m aware) stops at 6E, and
- I wanted to play and experiment with Markdown tables.
That’s what about! 
If someone else wants to expand it, then go nuts! Like I said, it could be
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I figured as much after the fact. I didn’t pay attention to the cords when I orderedthem. They’ll come in handy forsomething else at some point.
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power adapter (brick)
A converter, usually from AC house current to DC device current. Most Wyze stuff runs on 5V DC, and the power bricks they include supply between 1 to 2 amps.
You can swap any two bricks of like voltage and same-or-greater maximum supplied amps. The device will draw only as much current as it needs to meet it’s often variable load.
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swap out (replace)
Replace one item with another like-or-similar item. Often old-for-new, lower spec for higher spec, or possibly-bad for known-good. When troubleshooting Wyze stuff, you might swap out power cables, power bricks or SD cards, all of which commonly cause poor performance intermittently when they begin to fail.
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I swap-out the old cable for the new cable. (Remove)
I swap-in the new cable for the old cable. (Replace)
I had to look it up.
The Remove/Replace I added. There’s a link to auto repair invoices in that, I think. R/R.
Does the average person say ‘swap-in / swap-out’? I don’t know, but probably not.
Some of mine are plugged into power strips with just the usb slots.
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Good point! I’ve had three v3s running off the same strip without issue for nine months or so. 
eg The v3 comes with a 1 amp power adapter - so if the power strip’s USB output is 1 amp or more per port, should be good to go.
A caveat, I guess, would be to use a good quality strip.
Quality is determined by the quantity of glitter? 
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You make the joke. 
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Hey, man, I’m just trying to understand the metric. 
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You wouldn’t be in the position you are if you didn’t. 
Hey @bryonhu, am I speaking ‘electric’ correct? Please point out any errors or omissions. I’m winging it.
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Here’s some endorsed by forum members:
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Ohhh, that kind of strip. 
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I’ll try to stop derailing your non-Watercooler topic (totally my bad) so much if you’ll chill with the
[1] encouragement, eh? It’s a good effort, and sometimes I’m not as diligent as I likely should be about paying attention to where I’m posting. 
Yes, I stuck a in there.
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No promises.
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