Soon (tm).piglet wrote:Pretty please can you tell us more?jdb wrote:In fact, we've been testing a certain brand of micro-USB supply that meets all our (and the regulatory) requirements...
Re: Exploding Pi
Rockets are loud.
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ultimatepi
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Re: Exploding Pi
Hi
Wow that looks bad. Sorry your pi blew up. It will have been a power supply problem like others have said. You will have to get a new pi and a power supply.
ultimatepi
Wow that looks bad. Sorry your pi blew up. It will have been a power supply problem like others have said. You will have to get a new pi and a power supply.
ultimatepi
I am still learning the world of Raspberry Pi, apologies if I double post.
I've learnt one thing about Raspberry Pi: You fix an issue, but then you discover another.
I've learnt one thing about Raspberry Pi: You fix an issue, but then you discover another.
Re: Exploding Pi
That is cheap. I would worry more if the house had burned with the RPi. That is by the way one reason why I prefer to switch off appliances before I leave the house.ultimatepi wrote:You will have to get a new pi and a power supply.
Re: Exploding Pi
AFAIK there was never any big announcement, but see http://swag.raspberrypi.org/products/ra ... wer-supplyjdb wrote:Soon (tm).piglet wrote:Pretty please can you tell us more?jdb wrote:In fact, we've been testing a certain brand of micro-USB supply that meets all our (and the regulatory) requirements...