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  • Hello,

         I am new to small electronics and I been experimenting with the raspberry pi. This project I am working on requires the raspberry pi to be portable. So my questions are:

     

    What are the limitations of this idea or probability of the raspberry pi?

     

    With a external battery pack, is there a way to make sure the raspberry pi auto turns off when the battery has about 5-8% left of battery?

     

    Can I remove the usb ports and the Ethernet port to decrease the milamp drain form the raspberry pie? is so what is the best way to remove them.

     

    I really enjoy the show and love the things everyone comes up with. Keep the good stuff coming !:)

    Thank you,

    Binkley

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  • Hello,

         I am new to small electronics and I been experimenting with the raspberry pi. This project I am working on requires the raspberry pi to be portable. So my questions are:

     

    What are the limitations of this idea or probability of the raspberry pi?

     

    With a external battery pack, is there a way to make sure the raspberry pi auto turns off when the battery has about 5-8% left of battery?

     

    Can I remove the usb ports and the Ethernet port to decrease the milamp drain form the raspberry pie? is so what is the best way to remove them.

     

    I really enjoy the show and love the things everyone comes up with. Keep the good stuff coming !:)

    Thank you,

    Binkley

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