On Sun, 21 Jun 2020 11:24:52 +0200
Deloptes wrote:
> Chris, you are again mixing up things. The one thing is the power supply
> (we are talking about) the other thing is the USB port on the device -
> here you are right it would supply about 0.5A
No he's not, he is pointing out that cables made to spec for
USB-2.0 may not be able to carry more than 0.5A because they don't have to
and therefore will likely cause problems if used to power a Pi no matter
how good the supply. In this he is quite correct - although it took me a
while to grok the point he's making.
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