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Hi David, I ordered my Pi-5 kit very nearly 5 months ago. Somebody should start a list of suppliers that are not reliable. Perhaps the ARRL can take on this task. Come to think of it, I've not

Ken, I think there is a misunderstanding. This group is not specific to the Raspberry Pi-4. The title uses the number "4" instead of the word "for". Kind of like P2P for "Point-to-Point". In my

From an application perspective, why would it care if it's running on an Rpi5 vs. an Rpi4 (or any other ARM SBC)? Looking a little further, it seems this script is looking for specific known

Okay, so I know this group focuses on Pi 4, but I’m seeing traffic about Pi 5 availability as well, so I hope it’s okay to assume the 5 is welcome here too? [Moderator: Kill my message if I’m

Pimoroni in the UK has RPI5s - 8GB and 4GB - in stock as well as an NVME SSD bottom hat they have developed. I just received the 8GB RPi5 and the bottom hat last week. Edd - KD5M

I never got a response until I emailed them and told them it was fraud to have taken a pre-order and not shipped, when people that had ordered recently were receiving their Pi5's Received a reply

The best I can tell, the Raspberry Pi 5 *only* supports an input voltage of 5.1V. It does not support the other USB-PD voltages like 9v, 12v, 15v,

I've been waiting on Sparkfun for three months now on an Rpi5-8GB kit and sent their support email list an email on Friday for a status as I'm getting very frustrated too. While I got an automated

I ordered one and plugged it in - only spit out 3a confirmed with a PD inspection on the wire. they wanted a restocking fee to return it - email if you would like to buy it off me ;) I’m also

My 1st Pi5 runs off POE. Switch is plugged into a 1350VA UPS. ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

I'm curious where that information is and what model you are looking at. They have a number of different models. The "Official RPi5 Power Supply" is rated for 27W to adequately run the computer. The

I personally don’t own the latest version of the Geekworm hat for a RPI5 but the pi4 uses a small daughter board the slots on top of the GPIO pins with 5v, GND and perhaps the 3.3v and a couple of

will check that out Spence M0STO, do they power the pi via test point pins? The manual shows no other connectors

Quick note Michael WA7SKG that cool gear unit will not work - I have one here they limit to 3a Michael WA7SKG - will check it out thanks k

Sorry I just noticed the 2.5mm jack (can also use USB-C) looks like it can take up to 16vdc. Now that solves your problem and offers a fail safe too!! De Spence M0STO Sent while portable! please

I personally use a UPS for my Raspberry Pi 4 with 12 x 18650 batteries which gives me about 16 hours or more “load depending” of runtime. Geekworm UPS and two battery hats. Look mum….. no

Keep checking rpilocator.com?? Pishop.us and pishop.ca both have the 4g and 8g Pi5's in stock. I waited on sparkfun for almost 3 months before I cancelled the order.? Every other retailer has been

I canceled my SparkFun order. Got tired of waiting - while they show up for sale everywhere else. The next time a buddy visits a MicroCenter in the Atlanta area, he'll pick up a RPi 5 for me

Gotta say, this thread has been entertaining. From what I can tell, the RPi5 wants USB-C PD power. The "Official RPi5 Power Supply" provides PD (27W), but is a wall-wart only. The OP I believe wanted

I'm using the pi5 power supply. 5V 27W It supports PD.? Here's a shot of its specs: ?Get BlueMail for Android ?