w3p706

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   by w3p706 2y ago

   I did exactly this for my finnish anki flashcards. you can see the implementation here: https://github.com/w3p706/anki-gen-fin/blob/main/ankigenfin/... If you are looking to convert very short texts
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   by w3p706 5y ago

   I use most the paperwhite 2nd generation (212ppi resolution) as this had good availability and price. but the devices are quite hard to keep apart the mobileread forum ist full of good information e.g.: https://www.mobileread.co
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   by w3p706 5y ago

   I buy old kindles for this, ~50$ per piece. they have a linux os & battery included. you get in through a serial port and a password generated for your serial number. downside is that you fight the kindle os in certain aspects. see for
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   by w3p706 6y ago

   No, I did not, but I made tests with a configuration that was using more power. I measured total runtime per wakup, and number of wakeups until the battery was depleted. I used this data to estimate the runtime if I take a measurment only
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   by w3p706 6y ago

   LILYGO® TTGO T-Energy ( http://www.lilygo.cn/prod_view.aspx?TypeId=50033&Id=1170&FId... ) is my favorit. It has a 18650 battery holder and charging circuit. With a BME 680, 2 seconds of measuring every 5 minute and es