Hi all,
I'm about to receive my Pine64 by this week/next week. I didnt bought the power supply by Pine64 during pledge.
But I currently have a raspberry pi 3 running and thinking I could use Pine to replace my current rasp pi.
So can I use raspberry pi 3 power supply to power up Pine64?
The power suppl y is 2.5A. And as I know Pine need 2.0A power supply.
Will it cause trouble to Pine like overload or something?
Hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance .
(05-19-2016, 09:21 PM)nizam27391 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi all,
I'm about to receive my Pine64 by this week/next week. I didnt bought the power supply by Pine64 during pledge.
But I currently have a raspberry pi 3 running and thinking I could use Pine to replace my current rasp pi.
So can I use raspberry pi 3 power supply to power up Pine64?
The power suppl y is 2.5A. And as I know Pine need 2.0A power supply.
Will it cause trouble to Pine like overload or something?
Hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance .
You can use the official Raspberry Pi 3 power supply, in fact it's recommended (if using a micro usb psu).
More amps is ok, problems come when using power supplies with less than 2 amps.
I am using a raspberry Pi supply for more than a month. It works perfectly fine.
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Thanks guys..
My RPi 3 power supply is 5.1V 2.5A.
So this should be fine right?
(05-19-2016, 09:21 PM)nizam27391 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi all,
I'm about to receive my Pine64 by this week/next week. I didnt bought the power supply by Pine64 during pledge.
But I currently have a raspberry pi 3 running and thinking I could use Pine to replace my current rasp pi.
So can I use raspberry pi 3 power supply to power up Pine64?
The power suppl y is 2.5A. And as I know Pine need 2.0A power supply.
Will it cause trouble to Pine like overload or something?
Hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance .
I have directly connected to my Acer touch screen monitor (24") via USB and it works great. I did the same with raspberry pi3. My monitor recognize my either of connected device and boots up.
Hi,
I use a RPi power supply too. It is for the Pi2 and is rated at 5V and 2Amps. It works perfectly.
I've been using a RPi power supply too and it works wonderfully. So much so that I ordered another one so I don't have to share.