WTD: 5v Power Supply for Raspberry Pi

[Weeman1973]

Looking to upgrade the PSU for my Raspberry Pi 4 from the one I bought with it from the Pi Hut.

Needs to be 5v, 3amp, so maybe something like the ifi units.

Thanks.

[Lawrence001]

A word of warning I've read that the Ifi struggles if there's a hat on the Pi. Are you sure it's a 3A jobbie?

I have used one with a naked Pi4 but even then if you look online some have struggled maybe it depends on the amount of processing it does and the software installed.

[Weeman1973]

A word of warning I've read that the Ifi struggles if there's a hat on the Pi. Are you sure it's a 3A jobbie?

I have used one with a naked Pi4 but even then if you look online some have struggled maybe it depends on the amount of processing it does and the software installed.

Thanks Lawrence, I'll take a look.

Mine is a standalone RPi 4B which as I understand it is 3amps

[SteveW]

Never had a problem running a pi3 or 4 and various hats with mine.
You can have it for £20 del if interested still.
No box, and just the older pi power adapter on it.
Cheers Steve




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[SteveW]

Hold the press.. also found other adapters and the mini USB adapter for pi4



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[Weeman1973]

Thanks Steve - have PM'd.

[Edward]

Russell, also consider getting a rechargeable battery. Many available at 5v 3a.

[Weeman1973]

Russell, also consider getting a rechargeable battery. Many available at 5v 3a.

Thanks, was considering that but how long do you get out a full charge?

[SteveW]

Being in a generous state of mind, I’ll also pop in a 5 volt power bank to have a play with.
Former corporate gifts!

[Lawrence001]

Thanks Lawrence, I'll take a look.

Mine is a standalone RPi 4B which as I understand it is 3amps

I meant the Ifi isn't 3A. Looking at the pic above it's rated at 2.5A hence the issue with doing too much processing or adding a hat.