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I bought 50 of them and found only one that was faulty. Didn't bother asking for refund as the whole process probably could cost more than the product itself.
by elcct 10y ago
I bought 50 of them and found only one that was faulty. Didn't bother asking for refund as the whole process probably could cost more than the product itself.
- wyldfire 10y agoDid you resell them or do a cool project? I love seeing writeups of folks who make arrays of inexpensive ARM boards.
- hlfshell 10y agoThen I would recommend hackster.io - they have a section for just Raspberry Pi projects. I'm going to be posting my own soon using the new Pi Zero w/ camera connector - made my own text message powered camera doorbell.
- elcct 10y agoI resold some and kept about 10 of them. Waiting for mainline kernel to be finally working to have some fun setting up Kubernetes cluster. I also created Cassandra cluster just to see if that could be possible. It worked, but performance was terrible.
- trizic 10y agoGenerally they know of this and will refund you or send you another replacement without you shipping back anything.