Ooof lots of options, some pricier than others.

What are your thoughts about using a Pisugar2 with the 12v-5v step down converter connected to the PiSugar2's power input? Basically, do you think this will work or will it blow it up?

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As for sensor reading: The more I read I think 3.2A is sufficient, so I can use a string of INA219 sensors to have the Pi monitor different points of my system for output to screen.

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I'll probably wait on the connectors for now, I like powerwerx but I should probably see how it all fits together and what case I end up with before getting those.

So in total:

• PiSugar2 $46 (I'll see how the 5k batt does and then maybe swap it for a larger capacity)
• 12-5v converter (2pk) $15
• INA219 (5pk) $16
• Data screen, might as well go big with this one, try to get it to cycle through different display outputs by touch $18

Power solution total = ~$100

I am working on a project which uses this display and needed an enclosure. Using some enginerring drawings I found for a similar display I had an enclosure designed and 3d printed within just a couple hours. Fun stuff!