simple:

figure the total resistance roundtrip.  that is... take the length
of 300ft.  and double it. = 600 ft.   ( assumes you are using 1-pair
of the CAT-5 line to power the radio. )

the resistance of 600ft.  of  24 AWG wire =   23.3 x length/1000
    =   23.3 x 600/1000    
    =   13.98  ohms

now figure out the Current Draw in Amps (I) of the device that will
be powered up.  If its a WLAN radio, then figure about 1 Amp current

    the Voltage drop (Vd)  will be:      Vd = I * R 
    
                                Vd = 1 * 13.98

if you started with 24 Volts (Vin)  then:     Vout =   Vin - Vd

                          .:  Vout =  24  - 13.98
              



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