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The power source was a fairly random 2014-era usb hub which I had done a number of test runs with, attached to the cottage's 1940's-era electric grid. I actual
by sdenton4 6y ago
The power source was a fairly random 2014-era usb hub which I had done a number of test runs with, attached to the cottage's 1940's-era electric grid.
I actually set up two pi's side-by-side in case one of them failed, but both did fine.
There's a bunch of write-ups on my timelapse experiments here:
https://inventingsituations.net/category/technical/raspberry-pi/ https://inventingsituations.net/category/technical/raspberry...
- pmiller2 6y agoI was going to ask if you had considered battery power, since a battery is basically the cleanest power source you can possibly get. But, your link makes it seem like basically a "set it up and check on it in X months" type project.