Sheesh haha this group …?
?David have you found a 5a PD USB C yet?
I have not found one yet - thanks for the tip on the POE hat it’s not 13v but interesting - I could link you to the details I was referencing but - I’m gonna walk on this thread?
if I find something I will make sure to post it here we will likely all watch some YouTuber post it at the same time hihi?
happy field day all Kelly saying 73?
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Re: Pineberry Pi SSD HATs
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here's the link to the model for the pi5 with pineberry bottom drive HAT case
On Sat, Jan 27, 2024 at 1:44?PM Jerry Rector - K4OAM < kb4oam@...> wrote: Would you be able to share a link to that .stl file?
There isn't anything commercially available, but I found the STL (3D model) of one and 3D printed it myself.? Works perfectly!
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On Jan 27, 2024, at 08:07, John < radio@...> wrote:
Hi Ed,
I have the BOT Pineberry card I received in late December, but I'm still awaiting the 8gb Pi-5 kit I ordered in September from SparkFun.
Have you found a case yet that works with the Pi-5 and BOT together?? I would like one that encloses the sides and bottom of the BOT with openings for cooling.
Have you seen such a case yet?
Best regards,
John,? WoGN
On 2023-12-27 14:32, Edward Seeliger wrote:
[Edited Message Follows] Thanks David.
After I posted my question I searched again and found a review of the Pineberry Pi boards posted yesterday on Toms Hardware by Les Pounder that shows a picture of the Bottom Board connected to the RPI5. Yes, the mount for the SSD requires removal from the RPI5 board. Another problem is the SD card slot is hidden by the PCIe connecting cable between the RPI5 and the Bottom Hat. To change / remove the SSD card you must also remove the Bottom Hat from the RPI5.
I am looking for a case to mount the RPI5 / Bottom Board in to protect the SSD - I have two on order from Amazon arriving tomorrow to try. - They are both simple top / bottom plexiglass with standoffs.
Thanks again.
Happy New Year.
Edd - KD5M
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Re: Pineberry Pi SSD HATs
here's the link to the model for the pi5 with pineberry bottom drive HAT case
On Sat, Jan 27, 2024 at 1:44?PM Jerry Rector - K4OAM < kb4oam@...> wrote: Would you be able to share a link to that .stl file?
There isn't anything commercially available, but I found the STL (3D model) of one and 3D printed it myself.? Works perfectly!
Get
On Jan 27, 2024, at 08:07, John < radio@...> wrote:
Hi Ed,
I have the BOT Pineberry card I received in late December, but I'm still awaiting the 8gb Pi-5 kit I ordered in September from SparkFun.
Have you found a case yet that works with the Pi-5 and BOT together?? I would like one that encloses the sides and bottom of the BOT with openings for cooling.
Have you seen such a case yet?
Best regards,
John,? WoGN
On 2023-12-27 14:32, Edward Seeliger wrote:
[Edited Message Follows] Thanks David.
After I posted my question I searched again and found a review of the Pineberry Pi boards posted yesterday on Toms Hardware by Les Pounder that shows a picture of the Bottom Board connected to the RPI5. Yes, the mount for the SSD requires removal from the RPI5 board. Another problem is the SD card slot is hidden by the PCIe connecting cable between the RPI5 and the Bottom Hat. To change / remove the SSD card you must also remove the Bottom Hat from the RPI5.
I am looking for a case to mount the RPI5 / Bottom Board in to protect the SSD - I have two on order from Amazon arriving tomorrow to try. - They are both simple top / bottom plexiglass with standoffs.
Thanks again.
Happy New Year.
Edd - KD5M
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Re: Pineberry Pi SSD HATs
And it also fits with the Raspberry pi active cooler on it as well
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There isn't anything commercially available, but I found the STL (3D model) of one and 3D printed it myself.? Works perfectly!
Get
On Jan 27, 2024, at 08:07, John < radio@...> wrote:
Hi Ed,
I have the BOT Pineberry card I received in late December, but I'm still awaiting the 8gb Pi-5 kit I ordered in September from SparkFun.
Have you found a case yet that works with the Pi-5 and BOT together?? I would like one that encloses the sides and bottom of the BOT with openings for cooling.
Have you seen such a case yet?
Best regards,
John,? WoGN
On 2023-12-27 14:32, Edward Seeliger wrote:
[Edited Message Follows] Thanks David.
After I posted my question I searched again and found a review of the Pineberry Pi boards posted yesterday on Toms Hardware by Les Pounder that shows a picture of the Bottom Board connected to the RPI5. Yes, the mount for the SSD requires removal from the RPI5 board. Another problem is the SD card slot is hidden by the PCIe connecting cable between the RPI5 and the Bottom Hat. To change / remove the SSD card you must also remove the Bottom Hat from the RPI5.
I am looking for a case to mount the RPI5 / Bottom Board in to protect the SSD - I have two on order from Amazon arriving tomorrow to try. - They are both simple top / bottom plexiglass with standoffs.
Thanks again.
Happy New Year.
Edd - KD5M
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A standard 5V 5A supply to the USB-C is all that is needed.? The pi foundation finally added PD to the USB-C input so other supplies such as laptop supplies that support PD could be used.? In the past PD supplies would supply minimal current to the pi because the power supply didn't see a PD device.?
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On Jan 27, 2024, at 11:55, Steve K3FZT < k3fzt@...> wrote:
I don’t own an RPi5.
I assumed 5VDC at 5A was sufficient.
I had not seen any mention of PD until Kelly’s post at 1407; must have missed that previously.
I’ll shut-up and go away now.
73 de K3FZT/Steve
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Winlink Gateway K3FZT-10@... direct or via W3EOC-3
Supporting VARA FM Wide/1200bd Packet
1200bd Packet Node/BBS K3FZT-7@... mHz
WIRES-X Room #85218 “MARC-DARBY” 444.050 mHz
K3FZT@... FN20ja
On Jan 27, 2024, at 14:18, Nigel Gunn, G8IFF/W8IFF <nigel@...> wrote:
?No Mick. He's now saying USB-C or a HAT. He's moved the goalposts.
Is it really that difficult to understand what he is asking for???
He want to be able to run his Pi 5 (5VDC) from 12VDC, such as in a vehicle.
Mick - W7CAT
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POE standards aren't set by the pi foundation. It is an international standard for POE.? The only thing specific to the pi is pin location, and that was published before the Pi5 ever reached the market.
I'm currently running the Waveshare POE hat for the Pi5 which comes with it's own heatsink.? As far as feeding 5v to the GPIO header, it has worked for every version of the pi.? 5V @5 amps for the Pi5
That is how the POE hat powers the pi.?
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Steve The pi5 needs PD USBC?
Are you injecting to the rail on a pi5 today woth success?
Im currently using the top HAT pins and the PoE standards haven’t been published yet?
please detail you seem to have suggested the same as Nigel ?
kelly?
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Re: Pineberry Pi SSD HATs
Would you be able to share a link to that .stl file?
There isn't anything commercially available, but I found the STL (3D model) of one and 3D printed it myself.? Works perfectly!
Get
On Jan 27, 2024, at 08:07, John < radio@...> wrote:
Hi Ed,
I have the BOT Pineberry card I received in late December, but I'm still awaiting the 8gb Pi-5 kit I ordered in September from SparkFun.
Have you found a case yet that works with the Pi-5 and BOT together?? I would like one that encloses the sides and bottom of the BOT with openings for cooling.
Have you seen such a case yet?
Best regards,
John,? WoGN
On 2023-12-27 14:32, Edward Seeliger wrote:
[Edited Message Follows] Thanks David.
After I posted my question I searched again and found a review of the Pineberry Pi boards posted yesterday on Toms Hardware by Les Pounder that shows a picture of the Bottom Board connected to the RPI5. Yes, the mount for the SSD requires removal from the RPI5 board. Another problem is the SD card slot is hidden by the PCIe connecting cable between the RPI5 and the Bottom Hat. To change / remove the SSD card you must also remove the Bottom Hat from the RPI5.
I am looking for a case to mount the RPI5 / Bottom Board in to protect the SSD - I have two on order from Amazon arriving tomorrow to try. - They are both simple top / bottom plexiglass with standoffs.
Thanks again.
Happy New Year.
Edd - KD5M
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Then he needs a buck converter.
There are a ton of Amazon.? Inexpensive, handle the current needed etc
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On Jan 27, 2024, at 10:14, "Teton Amateur Radio Repeater Association (TARRA)" < tarra@...> wrote:
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Is it really that difficult to understand what he is asking
for???
He want to be able to run his Pi 5 (5VDC) from 12VDC, such as in
a vehicle.
Mick - W7CAT
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From: "Edward Seeliger"
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2024 10:45:35 AM
Subject: Re: [RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio] Pi5 12v supply
> Meanwell Power supplies come in 5V and 12V at multiple amps /
watts output.
> They are small / compact power supplies.
> USB C cables can be obtained with bare wire on one end to put
spade connectors onto to attach to these Power Supplies.
> You can power multiple RPI5s (or other devices) without
problems.
> Edd - KD5M
>
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Re: Pineberry Pi SSD HATs
There isn't anything commercially available, but I found the STL (3D model) of one and 3D printed it myself.? Works perfectly!
Get
On Jan 27, 2024, at 08:07, John < radio@...> wrote:
Hi Ed,
I have the BOT Pineberry card I received in late December, but I'm still awaiting the 8gb Pi-5 kit I ordered in September from SparkFun.
Have you found a case yet that works with the Pi-5 and BOT together?? I would like one that encloses the sides and bottom of the BOT with openings for cooling.
Have you seen such a case yet?
Best regards,
John,? WoGN
On 2023-12-27 14:32, Edward Seeliger wrote:
[Edited Message Follows] Thanks David.
After I posted my question I searched again and found a review of the Pineberry Pi boards posted yesterday on Toms Hardware by Les Pounder that shows a picture of the Bottom Board connected to the RPI5. Yes, the mount for the SSD requires removal from the RPI5 board. Another problem is the SD card slot is hidden by the PCIe connecting cable between the RPI5 and the Bottom Hat. To change / remove the SSD card you must also remove the Bottom Hat from the RPI5.
I am looking for a case to mount the RPI5 / Bottom Board in to protect the SSD - I have two on order from Amazon arriving tomorrow to try. - They are both simple top / bottom plexiglass with standoffs.
Thanks again.
Happy New Year.
Edd - KD5M
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Look on ebay for a "buck converter." 12 volt to 5 volts. I run my raspberry in my rv.
On Sat, Jan 27, 2024, 13:14 Teton Amateur Radio Repeater Association (TARRA) < tarra@...> wrote:
Is it really that difficult to understand what he is asking
for???
He want to be able to run his Pi 5 (5VDC) from 12VDC, such as in
a vehicle.
Mick - W7CAT
----- Original Message -----
From: "Edward Seeliger"
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2024 10:45:35 AM
Subject: Re: [RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio] Pi5 12v supply
> Meanwell Power supplies come in 5V and 12V at multiple amps /
watts output.
> They are small / compact power supplies.
> USB C cables can be obtained with bare wire on one end to put
spade connectors onto to attach to these Power Supplies.
> You can power multiple RPI5s (or other devices) without
problems.
> Edd - KD5M
>
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I don’t own an RPi5.
I assumed 5VDC at 5A was sufficient.
I had not seen any mention of PD until Kelly’s post at 1407; must have missed that previously.
I’ll shut-up and go away now.
73 de K3FZT/Steve
--
Steve Davidson K3FZT
Winlink Gateway K3FZT-10@... direct or via W3EOC-3
Supporting VARA FM Wide/1200bd Packet
1200bd Packet Node/BBS K3FZT-7@... mHz
WIRES-X Room #85218 “MARC-DARBY” 444.050 mHz
K3FZT@... FN20ja
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On Jan 27, 2024, at 14:18, Nigel Gunn, G8IFF/W8IFF <nigel@...> wrote:
?No Mick. He's now saying USB-C or a HAT. He's moved the goalposts.
Is it really that difficult to understand what he is asking for???
He want to be able to run his Pi 5 (5VDC) from 12VDC, such as in a vehicle.
Mick - W7CAT
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No Mick. He's now saying USB-C or a HAT. He's moved the goalposts.
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Is it really that difficult to understand what he is asking for???
He want to be able to run his Pi 5 (5VDC) from 12VDC, such as in a vehicle.
Mick - W7CAT
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Steve The pi5 needs PD USBC?
Are you injecting to the rail on a pi5 today woth success?
Im currently using the top HAT pins and the PoE standards haven’t been published yet?
please detail you seem to have suggested the same as Nigel ?
kelly?
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Steve K3FZT
Nigel Gunn, G8IFF/W8IFF