been to busy to look at I.T. stuff lately came across these
Makes a very compact Windows Ten PC for a Boat 5 volt 3 amp ( comes with a 240 volt convertor)


can be powered via a USB outlet

Works well, needs newish type of monitor with HDMI input.
I run wireless keyboard & mouse and than you short of USB.
just purchased self powered USB extender to be able to run external
1 & 2 Tb hardisk. have not tested yet.
the one on video is real Intel, watch for non genuine product
Ideal usage would be with USB mem. stick and small applications only.
I my case it looks messy, I would be better off with small laptop.

Thats the trouble cables every where
Morning Charriot

Hi HG
very exited after 20 years seen this


welcome me in Sydney
only a week on Metrologyst & Calibrations training

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HG02 said..

been to busy to look at I.T. stuff lately came across these
Makes a very compact Windows Ten PC for a Boat 5 volt 3 amp ( comes with a 240 volt convertor)


can be powered via a USB outlet

3 amps seems a little high.

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Charriot said...
Hi HG
very exited after 20 years seen this


welcome me in Sydney
only a week on Metrologyst & Calibrations training

Hope some one takes you for a sail chariot while your down there

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Ramona said...

HG02 said..

been to busy to look at I.T. stuff lately came across these
Makes a very compact Windows Ten PC for a Boat 5 volt 3 amp ( comes with a 240 volt convertor)


can be powered via a USB outlet

3 amps seems a little high.

I'd say they vary depending on the build
Ramon
But it would be a good stand by unit
Second or third plotter I like the idea of 5 volts and to be able to just use a boats USB cable to power it up
The three amps were what was on the 240 volt charger