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Dean Smith

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  1. Of course I spoke too soon. With either an Apple 20W iPad (3A 5V) or a Belkin Boost Charge Pro this happens. I take the point on not being sure with consumer grade, but honestly, nothing else has this issue. And it could just be a dud, the fact no one else has piped up with similar stories is leading me in that direction. Only other thing I can think is when I soldered on the GPIO header I shorted a trace, but I don't have a soldering iron with me at the moment so reflowing will have to wait. thanks
  2. You got me thinking though. I've been using good quality PSUs all rated at 2A/5V - but, perhaps.... I've plugged this into an up to 60W port that claims 3A at 5V and, fingers crossed, it hasn't had a panic in the last 24 hours. So perhaps the listed 2A at 5V is a little optimistic. Thanks Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  3. Heat sink yes, and happens whether hot or cold. Power supplies lots of different ones all good with everything else. Pretty sure not heat power or SD card.
  4. I am getting terrible stability problems, kernel panics within half an hour normally, not all the same source. I have tried multiple SD cards and so many power sources, so I'm confident it's not storage or power related. I'm starting to just think I have a lemon 2w from Ali Express. Is everyone else free of panics? Thanks Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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