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While this thread is about low voltage there is a related issue if using the RPi for transmitting. In setting up my RPi v1 for WSPR TX I found that the 5V from several of my switching wall warts was

comment about the pluto (not on raspi but with pc) if i use a shorter a bit thicker cable i can use the pluto powered only from the pc port a bit longer and thinner cable and its unstable (hangs

The British Amateur Television Club "Portsdown 4" Amateur TV Transceiver is based on the Raspberry Pi 4, and we recommend feeding between 5.0V and 5.2V directly on to the GPIO connector.? The +5.1V

A Pico board is very very different to a Raspberry Pi SBC running a full blown operating system like Linux. In many respects, a Pico is far more similar to say an ESP12, Arduino, or other more

I know it is off-topic, but Raspberry Pi Pico clone are available at very reasonable prices (below $4 + couple of dollars in shipping) on Aliexpress. I've ordered a few of them, the 16MB flavor. Came

I bought a RPi 4B 8 GByte from local MicroCenter, Michigan, price $75. You have to check online every day.? They sell out in a day or two.? Limit one.

I do something very similar to KA2DEW. I use a DROK that provides 5.15 from 13.8 input. The DROK feeds the Pi and also a powered USB hub.

I live about 15 miles from the Fairfax VA store.? I'll have to keep an eye on them. Thanks TerryKK4TA

Volts get you there, but if you have the volts and don't have the amps you'll still get the lightening bolt problem. There is a specific requirement of amps at a given voltage for the PI 4. As already

Believe it or not I had the same issue and resolved it by using a different Flash card. My Pi did not like a new 128gb card but was happy with slower 64 GB cards. -- Jeff KE8VDB

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Disconnect the sound card, and see if the lightning bolt disappears.? Also, ssh in and run vcgencmd get_throttled That will show if it's throttled due to low voltage or high CPU temps.? Do you have

Hi On this subject, low power warning, I use the DC-DC buck converter somewhat like the one shown, and have found that using it with the screw connections I got the low voltage warning. I removed

I use a power supply that puts out 5.2 bolts into a USB socket and then a 9” USB A to USB c cable. DC-DC Buck, DROK Power Supply... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07LCHTVCM TT&C Short Nylon Braided

Thank you for the help. N5XMT: I have used different power supplies. I was told about the USB-C cable and I got what I thought was a really nice one but the problem persists. I never thought of a

In 32bit Raspbian (or Linux) the kernel uses PAE. This allows the OS to see the 8gb (or more) and use it. The catch is any single proccess can only use 4gb of ram. This really is not a problem because

Have you checked the voltage at the USB-C connector? That will tell you what's going on. Is the lightning bolt there all the time or does it only show up when you start running programs? If you are