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- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Luigi Pizzolito's instructable A Tiny Bass Preamp and Effects Box: Black Ice, Electra Fuzz
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- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Luigi Pizzolito's instructable Tiny ESP8266 Dash-Button (Re-Configurable)View Instructable »
I think it is your voltage regulator then:I looked at the datasheet for LD33 (https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Components/LD1117V33.pdf) and the quiescent current (current when not doing anything) is 10mA! that's a lot!I used a HT7333 LDO and looking at it's datashet (http://www.angeladvance.com/HT73xx.pdf) it only has a quiescent current of 4-8µA That's a big difference...A 50mAh battery would last for only 5 hours with the LD33 (50/10=5), but with the HT7333 it would last over six thousand hours! (50/0.008=6,250)
- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Luigi Pizzolito's instructable Tiny ESP8266 Dash-Button (Re-Configurable)View Instructable »
You could try adding a Serial.print statement after the line that says ESP.deepSleep . If the serial does print, then you know that it's not going into deep sleep. It's hard to know what's going on without measuring the current...
- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Jamby's instructable How to Build Your Own USB KeyloggerView Instructable »
Yep, for storing key presses...
- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Luigi Pizzolito's instructable Tiny ESP8266 Dash-Button (Re-Configurable)
🤔?Maybe it's not entering deep sleep? Mine lasts for around a month on a 50mAh battery.Have you tried measuring the current drawn? It should be around 70-300mA while operating and only 20uA in deep sleep.
🤔?Maybe it's not entering deep sleep? Mine lasts for around a month on a 50mAh battery.Have you tried measuring the current drawn? It should be around 70-300mA while operating and only 20uA in deep sleep.
🤔?Maybe it's not entering deep sleep? Mine lasts for around a month on a 50mAh battery.Have you tried measuring the current drawn? It should be around 70-300mA while operating and only 20uA in deep sleep.
View Instructable »🤔?Maybe it's not entering deep sleep? Mine lasts for around a month on a 50mAh battery.Have you tried measuring the current drawn? It should be around 70-300mA while operating and only 20uA in deep sleep.
- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Jamby's instructable How to Build Your Own USB KeyloggerView Instructable »
I haven't tried this project yet, however the process should be the same, only changing the PIC for an ATtiny and rewriting the code..
- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Luigi Pizzolito's instructable Tiny ESP8266 Dash-Button (Re-Configurable)View Instructable »
Have you edited the config.jsn file?It's failing to parse which means there's probably a syntax error in the json file. It should look like the one on https://github.com/Gangster45671/IFTTT-Dash-Button/blob/master/data/config.jsnI would have a look at the file and check for missing commas, quotation marks and similiar.Hope it works out!
- Luigi Pizzolito commented on Luigi Pizzolito's instructable Tiny ESP8266 Dash-Button (Re-Configurable)View Instructable »
Maybe I forgot to include the SPIFFS data on the bin file. Could you try compiling the code with Arduino IDE and make sure to upload the SPIFFS folder?
Hi!True, I am using a 3.6-4.2V Li-Po battery, all the circuits are running at 3.6-4.2V instead of their intended 12V. And yes, something like an OPA2134 IC would be a lot better, I just used the ICs I had in hand. This was my first pedal and because the circuit was just what I had, I made this instructable into more of a general guide.Cheers.