[Slightly off topic] Anyone purchased a decent, sturdy bench their printer ?
Ideally looking for something 2000Lx600Dx900H with a top and bottom shelf. Not the stuff that bunnings sells, way to flimsy for a printer thats actually printing.
Ideally looking for something 2000Lx600Dx900H with a top and bottom shelf. Not the stuff that bunnings sells, way to flimsy for a printer thats actually printing.
I'm trying to integrate an INA219 breakout board (link) on the positive rail of the 3x18650. I thought it was causing the Solar Power Manager-d (link ) to trip (well it flashes as if the battery has 0% capacity and the 5v output is disabled
*: When the battery level is low, 5V short circuit/overload will stop output, and only the light of 100 is blinking.*:
link.
However, when I remove the INA219 and just short the two connectors together I get the same result. The battery back has 2xnegative leads and 2x positive leads, with the 2xnegative and 2x positives shorted together both on the battery pack and Solar Manager. Why would approx 15cm of additional cable cause the Solar Manager to freak out ? If I connect the battery pack directly everything works. Is the small amount of additional resistance and/or capacitance being introduced by the splice the issue ?
Hi all, I've got this odd problem that I suspect is a bug with F360.
I'm making a converter for an M27 female thread to a 3/4" NPT female thread. This is for holding an pH sensor in a pool equipment setup. The sensor is 3/4" NPT male, the port on the pool equipment is M27 male.
The M27 is fine, I make that as a thread using the Thread tool.
To get the NPT thread I use the 'Hole' tool as the Thread tool does not give the option for NPT threads. The catch is that the Hole tool seems to only create cosmetic threads (i.e. the don't show up on the .3mf export). There does not seem to be an option in the Hole tool to make the the thread Modeled (unlike the Thread tool). Am I doing somethign silly ?
Has anyone managed to get this working ?
I've read this doc
https://docs.m5stack.com/en/arduino/m5sticks3/m5pm1
And done
pm1.setLdoEnable(false);
pm1.ldoSetPowerHold(false);
pm1.setLedEnLevel(false);
pm1.shutdown();
But even then you can still hear the speaker interference (a high pitched whine) when the device is 'asleep' . Battery doesn't last 24hrs
Any hints ?