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Raspberry Pis already have two 5V pins:

 

 

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Raspberry Pis already have two 5V pins:

 

 

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3 minutes ago, FakeHeist said:

one for fan that i want to put i dont want to burn my hand while holding it and one for smol touchscreen display

AFAIK, touchscreens usually need both 5V and you don't need a fan on the Pi if you aren't keeping it in a case while doing heavy stuff (like using Kodi or stuff like that), just get a heatsink and you'll be fine. Also, try not to touch it while it's on, you might short some circuits and break it (that's why a case is always a good choice)

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On 6/9/2017 at 2:13 PM, Cryosec said:

AFAIK, touchscreens usually need both 5V and you don't need a fan on the Pi if you aren't keeping it in a case while doing heavy stuff (like using Kodi or stuff like that), just get a heatsink and you'll be fine. Also, try not to touch it while it's on, you might short some circuits and break it (that's why a case is always a good choice)

thank you sir.

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