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Ingo posted a comment on a blog post
Sorry! Your mail was in my spam folder. Just found it ;) I didn't run it such long, yet. But after 6h my 20000mAh Anker seemed to have max 1/3 of power lost. So feels like I could reach 18h w/ it. But I guess, that a default Raspbian will also eat more. As then more services will run in the background. I used wharfie, but you could also try to disable all unnecessary services in a Raspbian image.
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bhess posted a comment on a blog post
This is a very interesting project! Can you tell me how large your battery pack is and how long it lasts powering the fan and Raspberry Pi? Sometimes I smoke large cuts of meat such as brisket and pork shoulder that can take upwards of 14 hours total. Currently I adjust temperature the old fashioned way - by fiddling around with the vents and frowning while looking at the temperature. This gets old after 6 hours or so, no matter how much beer I drink
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aliazzz posted a comment on a blog post
Definatly a fun little project ;-) Thumbs up!
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No I meant 25, as I have read this somewhere. But practically I reduced it much more, as I don't need such a high speed, and I want to have it running stable.
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You probably mean 2.5 MHz?
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codesys.com modified a comment on a blog post
Update Neither the temperature sensor, nor the driver were the problem. Just the SPI speed was not correctly set in the SPI master. After limiting the speed below 25MHz, it works like a charm ;)
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Update Neither the temperature sensor, nor the driiver were the problem. Just the SPI speed was not correctly set in the SPI master. After limiting the speed below 25MHz, it works like a charm ;)
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After the test... Sadly the temperature sensor didn't work relyably. Furthermore I had the known issue with the air, which is sucked through the gaps of the lid. So my todos: - fix the SPI driver - fix the lid The good thing: The ribs have been the best which I have eaten since years. Really amazing. So you see that the electrification is not mandatory, but convenient.
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After the test... Sadly the temperature sensor didn't work relyably. Furthermore I had the known issue with the air, which is sucked through the gaps of the lid. So my todos: - fix the SPI driver - fix the lid The good thing: The ribs have been the best which I have eaten since years. Really amazing. So you see that the electrification is not mandatory, but convenient.
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