Might be of interrest for someone? =)


https://youtu.be/c4_7rbSKTOY

BMS Doug wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 27, 2017 3:18 pm

The PC will output 5V to the Pi's USB circuitry. As the Pi0 doesn't have a complicated power circuit this will power up the pi, with the potential problems listed previously.

Ok, I see... thanks to you all for the great input, good to know! =)

Hi! So Im doing a project and got a question, I have a Pi Zero with a USB-controller soldered on the tabs... so what if I connect the micro USB-port to a computer, what would happen? 1) Damage the computer 2) Damage the Pi 3) Damage the Controller 4) No damage, but you could not use the pad to cont...

Hi! So Im doing a project and got a question, I have a Pi Zero with a USB-controller soldered on the tabs... so what if I connect the micro USB-port to a computer, what would happen? EDIT: With no power connected to the Zero, just the USB... 1) Damage the computer 2) Damage the Pi 3) Damage the Cont...

Since Nintendo did not want my money for the NES/NES-mini i just went ahead and used a Pi inside a Clone, it turns out it was really easy to do the mod (see video). I have also added buttons external USB. Why is external USB that so important to many of you? Finally used the leftovers from the Clone...

EDIT: go here instead, and get a NES case that looks great!

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