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Lesson 24:  Power Portable Projects with LiPo Rechargeable Battery
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This tutorial covers powering a Raspberry Pi Pico W project with a rechargeable LiPo battery, making the project portable:

* **Introduction**: Introduces the tutorial and goal of making the DHT-11 sensor project portable.
* **Library Installation**: Guides on installing the LCD 1602 library.
* **Code Explanation**: Saves the program as ``main.py`` for automatic startup.
* **Powering the Project with a Battery**: Connects the LiPo battery and adjusts LCD power to 3.7V.
* **Adjustments and Demonstration**: Adjusts LCD contrast and verifies the project on battery power.
* **Conclusion and Next Steps**: Prepares for future Lessons with OLED display.
* **Homework and Final Notes**: Encourages ordering the OLED display and sharing the video.



**Video**

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