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Raspberry Pi

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I have a raspberry pi w/ NoIR camera and a few acessories coming in the mail tomorrow. My main project is to see if the camera is sensitive enough to IR to be rigged into a night vision scope with 808nm laser illumination, if not I have other ideas for it.

Do any of you guys have experience with the raspberry pi and lunix? I bought a "Rasspberry Pi for Dummies" book and that'll get me started. I'm just seeing of anyone has any recommendations on good pi or linux resources. I have a good understanding of circuits but this will be my first time working with linux.

Thanks.
 





rPi's are super fun and useful! I used one to make a camera that snaps photos out the window of my parent's cabin and uploads it to a webserver continuously. Project source is available: https://github.com/Grix/kvamskogencam. As for resources, I don't really know of any specific ones, I just usually google it when I have a question, there are tons of misc. info on linux and rpis available on the web
 
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I've got one. I've set up 3 different SD cards for it, one with Linux, one with XBMC, and one with an game system emulator. Its a fun little board, and decently powerful in terms of computational capability.

Its pretty easy to use too. Lots of good tutorials out there to help you.
 
I have one and I will be making a portable design with a custom 18650 battery pack with a step-up 5v converter :)

I need to get a small screen with decent resolution. Wonder where....
 
We'll I'm glad you guys managed to make good projects out of them. I'll report back if my project works out.


@Krnaz
Adafruit or amazon
 
I have one and I will be making a portable design with a custom 18650 battery pack with a step-up 5v converter :)

I need to get a small screen with decent resolution. Wonder where....

Search Ebay for "car LCD". You'll get a lot of results for not-so-good 640X320 displays, but if you search hard enough you can find some "HD" ones that are pretty decent.
 


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