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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Is this possible to use both the 18Vdc input *and* the USB-c 5V input at the same time, to maximize the available power to the Pi, possibly limiting the "undervoltage" messages that can happen from time to time on the Pi5?<br />
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I believe there is a note about that on the doc, but it's not extremely clear whether it means that both inputs can be used simultaneously, or that the very existence of the several inputs are here to help maximize the power options available to the user (but saying nothing about them being used at the same time). Thanks in advance!<!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 90.45.207.96 --></div>90.45.207.96