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Internal USB 2.0 Header wireless extension

Philz69
By Philz69
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Hey guys! I was wondering if it was possible to have an internal USB 2.0 header extension that is wireless, i know wired extensions exists, but i couldnt find any wireless ones! Is it even possible to make one?

P.S.: I dont know if this is the right place to post this question!

 

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It should theoretically be possible, IDK if there are any existing implementations. Your best bet would probably be to adapt to a normal USB connector and go from there.

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It should theoretically be possible, IDK if there are any existing implementations. Your best bet would probably be to adapt to a normal USB connector and go from there.

So i could use usb header to usb 2.0 to usb wireless and then the opposite at the other end?

 

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