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In this video Randall Restle explains the "industrial" aspect of the EADTEC ED-IPC3020: https://youtu.be/Tla4oRwIdCk&t=214 Now that I've got hands on the ED-IPC3020, it appears to be a well built and

Got a wall wart from Amazon, works great. Geekworm PD 27W 5.1V 5A USB-C Power Supply for Raspberry Pi 5 https://a.co/d/i67kO3I Greg KE5DXA

Hello Michael, It's great to see your persistence here and I think with some additional details, maybe we can narrow things down. Few questions: - You mentioned that when you rebuilt the TEST

(Wow, I’m really glad I found this group. Thanks so much for the helpful tips, folks!) Wheezy mostly ran for me, with the mods David Ranch pointed me to. Progress is being made, as shown below. My

Could it be they just wanted to use our money interest free? I have received no unsolicited answer from them, only vague answers to Emails I've sent to them. At one point they said I was around 1000

If you are just running a basic packet system for site telemetry, digipeater, etc, you don't really need a ton of horsepower. An RPi3B+ is normally plenty adequate with a lot less power and cooling

The wheezy scrips are fully broken fyi I keep some notes on the matter here .. https://github.com/SpudGunMan/bapi

FYI, the modified script linked in that thread works mostly. Yes, I had to run an 8 kb page kernel, but that’s quick and easy. But, the script couldn’t find VARA HF or VARA FM to download. I

I've had great luck with Waveshare UPS HATs as they: - Offer top or bottom style HATs for different Raspberry Pi form factors - Allow for simultaneous run and charging - offer I2C

Checkout : "Pipower" From SunFounder @ 1. Home <https://www.sunfounder.com/> 2. /Raspberry Pi Accessory- Power Supply 3. cs.com@groups.io> wrote:

Yes there are two other threads on the topic you will have issues with 3 vs 5 amp delivery and the pi5 will remind you

There was a huge mess of a thread yesterday for this pi4 you can easily power pi5 is more complicated depending if you directly power the rail

Our club is in the consideration mode for a Pi based packet system with expansion to a VHF an HF RMS. The site has a generator for backup but I know generator power can be dirty and not immediate. We

Caveat: I have NOT yet tested it, but I plan to. I use one of these (below) in my DIY solar charging station. It provides 2x 30 Watt PD USB-C outputs, which power my Macbook Pro (15” 2018, which is

Thanks for that clarification. Mea culpa. I’d been scouring the interwebz for all things “Pi 5” and when I saw the 4 here, I assumed… Glad to hear it’s more general Pi + radio, though. And

I use a number of 12V monitors mobile and in my RV with LiFePo4 batteries whose charger supplies 14V to the bus. Never had a problem. In my experience, most 12V devices will usually run fine on

I can't speak directly to any Pi5 issues, but I have had good experiences with SparkFun. Keating KC4HSI

The 27 w supply that I purchased from PiShop works just fine. I'm thinking of using my rig mobile. Will the trucks Electrical system (13.5v) be too much for a small monitor or fo I need a DC-DC

What's funny is sparkfun was advertising a lot that they were taking pre-orders for the pi5's... Once they actually shipped from the pi foundation in October, I no longer see any of their

Hi everyone, It's been a few weeks since I've posted on this, but I've been busy working through testing and troubleshooting on multiple crashes. ?This might get a bit lengthy, so here's your mute (