I have, I think, three pis. a 1 (b?), a 3b and a 4 4GB, and I may buy more in the future, but which is by no means certain.
There was in the past a strong rumour of a thing called a "Beowulf cluster".
Is there a power supply that I could use to power all three of these (and more later) at once?
powering multiple ras pis?
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Re: powering multiple ras pis?
Could probably use a multicharger adapter such as this
or possibly a powered hub
not aware of any that are just chargers to several things
or possibly a powered hub
not aware of any that are just chargers to several things
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Re: powering multiple ras pis?
Any 5V PSU capable of delivering the combined current should work, shouldn't it?
Re: powering multiple ras pis?
I did think of recommending a guitar pedalboard PSU like this: Tone City Pedal Substation
But that's 9v, not 5v
Maybe something similar exists that does 5v?
But that's 9v, not 5v
Maybe something similar exists that does 5v?