Full Introduction to PiSugar - Raspberry Pi Zero Battery

[@saskikojiro3214]

Keep up the awesome work, just got the Pisugar2!

[@1MTSTUDIO]

Thank you =_

[@alanb76]

Does it fit the new Zero 2 W?

[@NickelCityPixels]

How can I remove the magnet on the battery?

[@1tokeover]

Can power be provided simultaneously from the GPIO header pins? If so, which ones?

[@BugzumDev]

Does the PiSugar 2 Pro work with gpio displays?

[@khalidabdulrazak3322]

Hi, I want to purchase the case for raspberry pi zero and Pisugar battery, I feel confused about which one I have to select, the one you displayed in the video I couldn't find on the market. I need (case for both pi sugar and Pi zero ) please.

[@1MTSTUDIO]

Please contact [e-mail]

[@1MTSTUDIO]

Hi, we didn't sell case indecently. Please contact [e-mail], see what we can help.

[@gabruekqbryh7871]

What pads on the back of the pi does the pcb connect to?

[@1MTSTUDIO]

Usb 5V power pads

[@gundamwarrior606]

Hey is it possible to extend the wire connector from the battery? I would like the battery to have a distance from the pi zero.

[@1MTSTUDIO]

We didn't use connector due to the limited space. You should probably cut the wire and extend it.

[@gundamwarrior606]

@@1MTSTUDIO do you know what kind of wire I'm gonna need? Sorry, new to this.

[@1MTSTUDIO]

@@gundamwarrior606 24AWG wire is OK. You can find it on aliexpress.

[@gundamwarrior606]

@@1MTSTUDIO nice, thanks a lot dude.

[@1MTSTUDIO]

@@gundamwarrior606 You are welcome.

[@kiteandspear]

If the raspberry PI loses power, would there be an interruption in power before this battery kicks in?

[@DerrickMoreno]

Just got mine today! Does the startup script on github allow you to use the button for a graceful shutdown?

[@1MTSTUDIO]

Sorry but no. The button links to the powerIC on the board just for turn on and off, it's not programmable. The startup script on github is about some recommend software, nothing to do with the battery. For graceful shutdown you can try sugar-wifi-conf on github, use your smart phone as a bluetooth controller. We will have a programmable button in the next generation of PiSugar, probably in Septemer: D

[@DerrickMoreno]

@@1MTSTUDIO Great... Love it so far! Thanks for the reply!

[@viciousthehamster994]

@@DerrickMoreno I was wondering about overheating the pi zero, How is it?

[@DerrickMoreno]

@@viciousthehamster994 I haven't noticed any overheating. I've run the zero on the pi sugar and had it plugged in to charge and didn't see anything odd.

[@viciousthehamster994]

Awesome!

[@MichaelScott261]

can you buy the case and battery separately?

[@TheJacklwilliams]

So cool to find this this morning! Thanks JDaie! I’ve sooo many projects queued up that I’m exploring with my ZeroW and this? Well this just makes them PERFECT!!!!!! THANK YOU! I’ll be ordering one, followed by more, immediately! HAHA!!!!!!

[@1MTSTUDIO]

We are now upgraded to PiSugar2, you can find it on Amazon and Tindie. Hope you enjoy it : )

[@TheJacklwilliams]

Jdaie Lin Most definitely! Looking forward to it.! Keep up the good work!

[@HDbacon]

Awesome work

[@MehdiGuizani]

Nice

[@dalinpowell7039]

Would you be able to still use the Pi Sugar and a USB dongle at the same time ?

[@1MTSTUDIO]

You can use a zero usb stem with pcb less than 1.5mm in thickness.

[@dalinpowell7039]

@@1MTSTUDIO okay so this one should be okay to use with the sugar Pi even though it uses the same connectors ? www.adafruit.com/product/3945

[@Kaqua3D]

thank you very much this really helped during my vr project

[@levihickey1950]

what are you using for the headset?

[@kestergascoyne6924]

Very cool!

[@wonxoneathletics]

So How Can I Buy This?

[@jj987987987]

They are selling the board and battery for $35, and the case is just a dream. The thing is even more expensive than the pi zero itself, you may as well just get a 18650 battery board for raspberry pi for 5 bucks on ebay. With that you can even change battery like a tv remote. Way more efficient than this garbage.

[@anothergoogleuser]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Pablonaut]

good job!

[@Skullkid16945]

4:22 "We hope that one day you can travel around with your Raspberry Pi" *SMACK*

[@easytech4562]

Ple turkish subtitles

[@RedMageGaming]

Should sell the boards and batteries separately. slap a jst connector on the board, pair with any compatible battery and your good to go. Will sell more boards that way. I love the concept, but im not willing to spend 3x to 6x the cost of the pi itself to power it. Don't get me wrong, I understand why your prices are that high, you have only made small batches, so cost of production is high compared to what it would be in bulk. But for it to be a viable product, it needs to be available at low enough cost.

[@1MTSTUDIO]

Cannot agree more with you. Now is just the beginning. We will try to make bigger batches in lower cost in the future.

[@agentqin]

牛逼！

[@ciyttcix6661]

Y E S

[@Nucky1]

I dont like it I LOVE IT

[@godson3615]

Looks like nova spirit tech

[@aerospecies]

Half watched.

[@constantinungureanu5550]

ooooo yes please tell me where is that a good idea to put a magnet so close to the board and the sd card..... don't buy it it will corrupt your data.... it needs shielding .... proper one

[@srchecho2222]

SD Cards are not affected by magnetic fields. Said by SanDisk themselves... kb-eu.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4687/~/sandisk-cards-environmental-tolerance-%28waterproof%2C-temperature%2C-magnetic-and

[@gufo_tave]

SD cards are NOT magnetic supports, like mechanical Hard Disk. SD cards stores data in silicon based integrated circuit, and for this reason they are NOT affected by a magnet. Also, even if we were talking about a mechanical Hard Disk, you need a very big magnetic field to corrupt data inside (HDD not only are shielded towards external magnetic fields, but the actuator that move the read-write head has also a magnet inside).

[@jtreg]

Do yu have a GF? I doubt it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣