"I now have 15 of these pumps accross two Pi Zeros in my Grow project they work well (I am feeding them with about 7 volts to get abit more head and they seem fine). Feeding them direcly from the Grow Hat they are abit limited and can only pump water up about a foot as the grow hat dosent seem to give them the full voltage. "

"I now have 15 of these pumps accross two Pi Zeros in my Grow project they work well (I am feeding them with about 7 volts to get abit more head and they seem fine). Feeding them direcly from the Grow Hat they are abit limited and can only pump water up about a foot as the grow hat dosent seem to give them the full voltage. "

"This board looks just cool. It's space efficient, stylish, easy to assemble, material feels of the highest quality, and I for one prefer a naked Pi rather than a caged one. Booting Linux straight from an 800 MB\/sec NVME drive, the Pi5 is an absolute rocket ship compared to Pi4."

"I am very happy with the product as it makes everything so much easier.\r\nThe weight is very low and the thermal management is very efficient."

"Very useful microcontroller, perfect for my projects."

"I bought this board for mounting the dirt cheap ESP32-WROOM-32E - the WROOM FlexyPin board was out of stock :( . Although it is designed for the S2 and S3 (so has 2 more connections) it works just fine. \r\nThere is a satisfying \"snick\" sound when the board slots in.\r\nThe first board I bought is set up as a prototyping fixture - the photo shoes my second board, as yet unconnected."

"These stacking headers are perfect for soldering to a spare Raspberry Pico when you want to do more than just plug it into a breadboard.\r\nThis pack let me mount an Adafruit DVI Cowbell to a Pico. An added bonus is that these headers have the right number of pins for the ESP-32 flexy-pin board I bought (see another review)."