I originally mostly use www.rs-online.com and cpc.farnell.com (the
latter usually cheaper, but both do next day delivery), since they were
the only outlets for a while.
Others are now supplying them - I have just bought a zero from the
PiHut, and I've also used Pi Supply
I bought my pi(s) at the Pi Hut https://thepihut.com/. I think they
started from scratch, have a range of extras and offer some support.
Nothing has gone wrong with the purchasing (5 times) so I think they are
well organised and probably pay UK tax and prices look OK. They do kits
which make
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017, at 06:27 PM, Andy Random via Hampshire wrote:
> So where is the best place to buy one?
I haven't bought one either, but I was looking around before Christmas.
There are dedicated sites based in the UK like Modmypi and Pimoroni,
where you can get the boards with a wide
I used http://uk.rs-online.com. Don't know if they are the cheapest,
but they're not Amazon, and they are one of the approved sellers
Owain
On 09/01/17 18:27, Andy Random via Hampshire wrote:
However now I have something I want a low power always on wifi enabled
device for and I'm think
Hi,
So I've resisted buying a Pi until now because I have way too much junk in
the house I bought and never really used and given the way the Pi has
changed since it was first launched that was probably a good plan.
However now I have something I want a low power always on wifi enabled
