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  1. 06-05-2010, 04:20 AM #1
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    Powered usb hubs

    Can anyone point me toward a good quality powered usb hub. If anyone has one already in there own sim and it works well. I would like to be able to daisy chain as well.
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    Re: Powered usb hubs

    hello Steve
    i have 2 DLINK hub working on the sim with no problems
    1 with 7 outputs and 1 with 4 outputs i also use 5m usb cables as i have the pc far frm the sim and they work very good hope that helps you out
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    Re: Powered usb hubs

    Steve

    After wasting time and money on cheap Chinese Hubs, I agree with Spiro. My Dlink 4 port powered hub ref DUB-H4 finds all my USB Opencockpits cards - not an easy challenge

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    Re: Powered usb hubs

    This is my problem i have a load of cheapo ones and they always fail, i'll check out ebay for these dlink ones and get a couple.
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    Re: Powered usb hubs

    I use D-Link 7 port hubs with no issues.
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