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Sunshine@piefed.ca to Linux@programming.devEnglish · 6 days ago

Streamer builds a battery powered PC with over 100 AAs, uses Hannah Montana Linux to benchmark their abomination

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Streamer builds a battery powered PC with over 100 AAs, uses Hannah Montana Linux to benchmark their abomination

www.pcgamer.com

Sunshine@piefed.ca to Linux@programming.devEnglish · 6 days ago
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This PC runs on over 100 AA alkaline batteries and Hannah Montana Linux
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The best of both worlds?
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    This sounds like something Uwos Lab would do.

    *clicks link*

    Yeah.

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      Either him or Jon Bringus

      I love goblin computing

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    I appreciate the self-awareness 😄

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    Man, I hope they used rechargeable AAs but they probably didn’t

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    I’m glad I can still spot a UwoSlab video just by the project

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    Haha, absolute chaotic energy built on open-source optimocracy.

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    This is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

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    What if you swap the PC with a Rpi5 will it use less Batteries?

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      Depends on how long and hard you want to run it.

      A Pi5 uses a 5V 3A charger. Four AA batteries in series should give you 4-6V (the voltage changes as they discharge) and around 2A (going by the labelling on my rechargeables). So you might be able to run a Pi5 at full throttle for an hour or so given 8 AAs. There would be some loss at the buck-boost converter you’d need to guarantee an output of exactly 5V.

      Using four Ds instead would simplify the wiring a bit and keep it running longer.

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        5V 3A is the bare minimum and 5V 5A is the recommended btw

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      You could also run a normal PC on 6 aa batteries, just not very long…

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        Oh cool

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    Average pkcell enjoyer

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    Reminds me of the SNL sketch for a battery powered car

    https://youtu.be/0k1tbf8muMc?is=YM1LdVJQIPiT6Hur

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