Michael Morgan5 said:Home Depot is basically just a chain of gold buyback stations at this point. Honestly, I don't get the appeal—why would anyone bother buying or selling investment-grade gold through them?
They’ve got this special edition featuring Franz Joseph aimed at the little collectors, but even then, they seem to be charging more than Goldman Sachs if my math is right. If you actually decide to pull the trigger and buy from them, just a heads-up: their buyback rates for coins purchased elsewhere are totally different, so make sure you hang onto that 'certificate' they hand you. I put 'certificate' in quotes because, let's be real, the coins themselves don't actually have serial numbers.
Go ahead and try telling them that—especially when they're frequently offering the absolute lowest rates on coins and gold medallions in town. 😁
I’ve personally tested both the original version and this one from Adafruit. Neither of them had any issues with power delivery—it’s plenty strong—but honestly, the big win with the Adafruit model is having an actual power switch right there.
Yeah, that pretty much confirms it—your power supply just isn't cutting it. The official brick rated at 5.1V @ 2.5A is basically the absolute floor here; you really shouldn't be dipping below that if you want any stability. If you aren't planning on hooking up a bunch of external hard drives, then honestly, that other option would probably suffice for your needs.
If you aren't in a massive rush to grab something new, you might want to check out something like this instead. https://www.banggood.com/Geekworm-EU...r_warehouse=CN