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New Raspberry pi 4 anounced

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That’s what I suspected - it would almost be too good to be true if it was plug’n play.
I’ll check it out tomorrow or as soon as I get my new Pi.
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Ordered mine from there this morning, delivery tomorrow.. :) :)
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Superb review showing the massive differences between the rpi3b+ and the new 4b....and there is a very big difference

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The Pi3b ran with around half an amp (but could draw more if it is running other devices). Does this Pi really draw about 3 amps or more? Or is that just what it needs for the devices? That could be a big drawback for imaging in the field.
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I guess it´s the 2xUSB 3.0 ports. Each one must be able to supply 900mA
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yes, but do they constantly draw that power, or is it just if you have devices plugged into them?
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they won’t draw power with nothing plugged into them...that is t how it works, but I use a 12v to 5v 4 amp converter so no worries here, mind you I have monitored my rpi3b+ with all ports used and it’s never drawn more than 1.5 amps, but I have all power Hungary devices plugged into a powered hub, namely my Pegasus UPB..
With my SX USB 2.0 CCD Cameras I have no use for USB 3.0, ATM anyway.. :)
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Very, VERY interested in learning if and how well Stellarmate OS and Kstars/Ekos runs with the new PI 4. This is exactly the upgrade I've been waiting for - REALLY hope SM OS plays well with it. Also would be HUGE if we could now run Ekos smoothly on the PI instead of remotely - man would that be great!

...Eagerly awaiting news and reviews!
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Replied by Andrew on topic New Raspberry pi 4 anounced

I have been waiting for this upgrade for so long. But I'm still leaning towards the more powerful, yet pricier Odroid-N2. Decisions, decisions.
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Looks like all the US distributors are out of stock on the 4GB version for at least a month. That being said, the RPi3 only had 1GB of RAM and still ran Ekos. The 2GB version should be sufficient for Stellarmate...
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RPI3 runs Ekos+PHD2 just fine. Only platesolving takes some time, especially with long focal length telescopes.
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Replied by Craig on topic New Raspberry pi 4 anounced

In the near future Jasem does this mean:

a) new StellarMate's will be based on the Pi4 in the near future
OR
b) I can buy a Pi4 and then buy the StellarMate firmware for it

Thanks, Craig
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