Raspberry Pi Accessories and Electronic Kits
We’re a UK-based company designing and building Raspberry Pi Accessories and Kits.
Check out our latest UK designed and built product, the Sleepy Pi 2 – Smart Power Management and I/O Board. It’ll transform your battery-powered Raspberry Pi projects…
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Sleepy Pi 2 and Raspberry PI 4 Compatibility
The Sleepy PI 2 is mostly compatible with the Raspberry Pi 4 – this describes how to connect it up properly.
Configuring The GPIO Serial Port On Raspbian Jessie and Stretch Including Pi 3 and 4
** Updated for Raspberry Pi 4 ** This used to be relatively straightforward, but with move from Raspbian Wheezy to Raspbian Jessie, (and then Raspbian Stretch and Buster) things changed. Add to this, the newer Raspberry Pi 3 and 4 family with new hardware and the whole thing became a bit of a Dog’s Breakfast and issues with
Introducing Sleepy Pi 2
The original Sleepy Pi was introduced over 2 1/2 years ago and has been doing sterling service ever since, finding it’s way to all four corners of the globe. With the 26-pin connector it is compatible with all models of Raspberry Pi. However, with the introduction of the Raspberry Pi B+ a new 40-pin GPIO
Project: ARUPi – A Low-Cost Automated Recording Unit for Soundscape Ecologists
Anthony in Good’ol Blighty has built an Automated Recording Unit Pi (ARUPI) for recording Soundscapes in Ecology research. He’s created a detailed Instructable that shows how he’s built it. An ARUPI can be used to : monitor the birds in your garden or just to make nice recordings of the dawn chorus, without having to
Project: Remote Water Monitoring With A Solar Powered Raspberry Pi
James from Down Under (a Land of Plenty) has build a Remote Camera System for monitoring water supplies for livestock in remote areas of farms, thus saving the farmer a lot of time and travelling. The system wakes up once a day, takes a photo of the water trough, sends it to the farmer and then goes
Using Sleepy Pi With A Raspberry Pi 2 and A+
It’s been a busy time at the Raspberry Pi Foundation recently, with not one but two new boards released. Firstly the A+ arrived which is an updated Model A, but in a new square form factor and with the extra GPIO that the B+/2 sport. Next was the release of the Raspberry Pi 2 which