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  • #16
    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
    What does the signal look like on pin 7 of the LM358?
    I assume the voltages on pins 8 and 4 are stable?
    They look stable now. Is ist okay that -voltage is not quite as much as +voltage (-4.2v to +4.9v)?

    Screenshot of DC +- 5v Pin 4 +8 LM 358 Click image for larger version

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    Signal Pin 7 of LM358: Click image for larger version

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Polymer View Post
      They look stable now. Is ist okay that -voltage is not quite as much as +voltage (-4.2v to +4.9v)?

      Screenshot of DC +- 5v Pin 4 +8 LM 358 [ATTACH]40518[/ATTACH]

      Signal Pin 7 of LM358: [ATTACH]40519[/ATTACH]
      Original surf pi have same reading. my homemade surfpi, same. -4.2 +5v

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      • #18
        Originally posted by DOOLEY View Post
        POLYMER, do you have any battery powered analog clocks in the house ??
        i experienced similar problems a few years back,
        took battery out of clock !!

        instantly allot better,
        1 second pulse from the analog clocks coil !!

        i live in a semi-detatched, could still detect neighbors kitchen clock, dang !!

        deff worth syncing the 7660...........

        just my 2 peneths worth

        Thank you for this hint DOOLEY!
        That reminded me of of what I did round 25 years ago: making pulses from a battery operated analog wrist watch audible.
        The pulses sounded like gunshots ... I don't wear watches anymore, so couldn't say if that would annoy my PI.

        We do have two battery operated clocks in the house - without power for now. Will play around to see just how annoying they are for a PI.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by ionut_mtb View Post
          Original surf pi have same reading. my homemade surfpi, same. -4.2 +5v
          Thank you for the verification of the voltages ionut_mtb!

          Hope we don't both have it wrong

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          • #20
            Update:

            I found I somehow don't like the 7660's (had too many hassles with them on Baracuda & Surf),
            so I put in a LT1054 according to specs of datasheet
            using it as a Voltage Inverter/Regulator from 12v.
            It works well and I also have nice symmetrical +-5v rails now.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Polymer View Post
              Update:

              I found I somehow don't like the 7660's (had too many hassles with them on Baracuda & Surf),
              so I put in a LT1054 according to specs of datasheet
              using it as a Voltage Inverter/Regulator from 12v.
              It works well and I also have nice symmetrical +-5v rails now.
              This fact is already mentioned in both the MPP and Geotech Baracuda Build Documents.

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