[TriEmbed] Backup Power for Raspberry Pi 2

[Glen Smith]

Dwight,

I have a spare small (ish) ups that came with an old AT&T network modem. It
outputs 12vdc, so it's higher than what you need, off the top of my head I
don't know what the max input voltage is on the Pi. A DC to DC converter
will bring it down to where you want it though.
I kept it planning to do something like this myself, but 2 years in I still
am just moving it around.

Glen

On Wed, Jul 15, 2015, 10:13 AM Dwight Morgan via TriEmbed <
triembed at triembed.org> wrote:

> Hi All:
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> I need a backup power supply for my Raspberry Pi 2. I don’t think I need
> something as large as those made for PCs. I think one more in line with
> that D cell powered one in my alarm clock or a little larger would work
> fine.
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> Anybody know how to make one or if there is one out there already?
> Feedback appreciated!
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> Thanks!
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> Dwight
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