i think it wont last running on AAs.
maybe u can use those "power-bank" gadget charger. come with usb, easier to connect..
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QUOTE(nyem @ Aug 10 2012, 09:02 AM) can we see the LEDs with the case on? if u take the transparent sure can see the led.   |
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if u r in KL, can get heatsink from jalan pasar. lots of shape n size..
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QUOTE(kaiserreich @ Apr 16 2013, 07:36 PM) Which one would you rather see damaged? nice link..A LM7805 or your Rpi? Hence the need for protection. Apple's charger is much more complex and better designed than the cheapo chinese made. I refused to believe it first, then someone did a teardown and explain it. http://www.eevblog.com/2012/11/20/eevblog-...arger-teardown/ stumbled this blog from that link.. http://www.righto.com/ can check out some power adapters teardown..  |
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