Thank you! I will look into this as an option. Not something I considered prior
That is what I am hoping to do, for the most part, have the Pi connect to the servos either directly or through a controller of sorts. The issue is to get full power routed to the Pi's USB ports, it needs a 5V 5A power input. There unfortunately isn't a simple-to-use powerbank that supplies this, most products seem to top out at 5V 3A.Can't you run the Pi from the USB-C port and the servo from the USB-A port ?
Seems I am either going to have to take the approach above of using a hand drill battery, or I am going to have to either use a laptop powerbank that has an AC outlet which won't run into the 5V 3A limitation most other powerbanks have
Statistics: Posted by PhoenixRobotics — Thu Jan 09, 2025 7:23 pm