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And remember that the pi power supplies are actually 5.1V, not 5V - you can get way with 5V as long as your supply is a 3+A supply, so that at top draw, your su
by TheRealPomax 8y ago
And remember that the pi power supplies are actually 5.1V, not 5V - you can get way with 5V as long as your supply is a 3+A supply, so that at top draw, your supply isn't going to deliver a lower voltage while it tries to max out the amps.
(it's why my raspi's are all on 5V/3.5A supplies instead)
- voltagex_ 8y agoFor anyone else reading this, the Amazon Echo (Dot) power supplies are among the best I've tested. I'd also recommend a USB tester like the RuiDeng UM24, especially if you use a lot of SBCs or USB powered devices.