Powering the Raspberry PI5 in the car
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Oblivionix
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Re: Powering the Raspberry PI5 in the car
Bit late to the party, but I'm trying to run a Rpi 5 with a 10" display, I have bought this: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0FMR2W86W?ref ... asin_title, but it seems like the RPI is throtling and it can't power my screen. I live in Europe, where I have noticed that choices of power supplies are limited. What can I do?
Re: Powering the Raspberry PI5 in the car
The voltage drop of this power supply under load is probably too high which causes issues with throttling and the screen. In our setups we use the DFRobot DFR0205 power supply.Oblivionix wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2026 8:10 am Bit late to the party, but I'm trying to run a Rpi 5 with a 10" display, I have bought this: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0FMR2W86W?ref ... asin_title, but it seems like the RPI is throtling and it can't power my screen. I live in Europe, where I have noticed that choices of power supplies are limited. What can I do?
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TheWingedGuar
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Re: Powering the Raspberry PI5 in the car
The only thing that worked properly for me was a polarity inverter with the official Raspberry Pi charger, but I never liked that solution.
Is the power supply you’re recommending the DFR0205? I can’t find a DFR020 anywhere.
Re: Powering the Raspberry PI5 in the car
Ah, sorry, it's a typo. Yes, it is Dfrobot DFR0205.TheWingedGuar wrote: Tue Aug 11, 2026 9:18 am The only thing that worked properly for me was a polarity inverter with the official Raspberry Pi charger, but I never liked that solution.Is the power supply you’re recommending the DFR0205? I can’t find a DFR020 anywhere.
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