Luxonis Oak-D LITE SF_Color the voltage at which the

the voltage at which the current draw reaches the 700 mA limit

Uses only the I2C (SDA/SCL) pins

• High capacity Lipo for 16hs+ of continuous run

5V as long as IN2 is above 2

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