I have found a power supply that would power the pi but I am not sure for how long. If someone could tell me that would be great, Thanks.
The power supply is at http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 2ZZ0ZV1085
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FLYFISH TECHNOLOGIES
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Re: Power supply
Hi,
Best wishes, Ivan Zilic.
Divide the battery capacity by RasPi (+ accessories) current consumption. Result is operating time.cornpie wrote:I am not sure for how long. If someone could tell me that would be great,
Best wishes, Ivan Zilic.
Running out of GPIO pins and/or need to read analog values?
Solution: http://www.flyfish-tech.com/FF32
Solution: http://www.flyfish-tech.com/FF32
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Re: Power supply
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 54#p506554
You will probably find that battery insufficient, if for no other reason than the RPi is unstable when running under 750mA. The product you link to provides a maximum of 500mA.
You will probably find that battery insufficient, if for no other reason than the RPi is unstable when running under 750mA. The product you link to provides a maximum of 500mA.
Re: Power supply
Oh, sorry thanks anyway!
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Re: Power supply
Hi,
Best wishes, Ivan Zilic.
Depends on RasPi model and accessories attached... 500mA could be enough.wirelessmonk wrote:You will probably find that battery insufficient, if for no other reason than the RPi is unstable when running under 750mA.
Best wishes, Ivan Zilic.
Running out of GPIO pins and/or need to read analog values?
Solution: http://www.flyfish-tech.com/FF32
Solution: http://www.flyfish-tech.com/FF32