Thread: Kindle Scribe - USB-C "otg" setup?
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Old 05-11-2023, 07:26 PM   #1
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Kindle Scribe - USB-C "otg" setup?
There seems to be 'reasons' to believe that USB-C based Kindle devices would support USB-C devices - in particular USB-Modems or USB-Audio.

However, every USB-C Hub seems to draw too much power , resulting in an oddly named "Moisture Warning".

Does anyone have recommendations for working hardware to use to enable USB-C as a Host?
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