开云体育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 a power hog) quite well for mobile comms. (Radio is directly connected to LiFePo4 battery via Anderson poles.) I’m hoping I can run my Pi 5 from the same USB-C. Power is more than adequate, but I don’t know about voltage. At home, I use a Pi power adapter, but I’d like to use this for mobile comms. Anyone here tested the Pi 5 using a similar setup? Cheers, Ken van Wyk Armata Scientia |