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  • Surf PI - Battery voltage drop - changes in decay curve & delay pulse - animated gif 12v to 9.5v

    Yes, I have a new toy now (oscilloscope) measuring all kinds of stuff on the Surf PI.

    I can now see what happens when battery voltage drops from nominal.

    Gosh, was I in for a surprise. Quite a lot changes when that happens.

    Would it make sense to have more stable power supplies in detectors?
    I am wondering.

    Anyway, thought it might be interesting, here's the animated gif:
    Oh yes, RED is TP2 and YELLOW TP1.

    Click image for larger version

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  • #2
    Best option to prevent the issue is higher Amp Hour Batteries. 18650 are pretty much the stable if I can fit them in anything. I even use them in my GMT.

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    • #3
      18650 is the best for me.. can be charge faster, lightweight, you can have also a higher capacity. All my homemade machine use those batteries.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by jladre View Post
        18650 is the best for me.. can be charge faster, lightweight, you can have also a higher capacity. All my homemade machine use those batteries.
        Yep, I scrounge them from dead Lat Top Batteries .

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        • #5
          Thank for share,

          Mmmmm strange, at low voltage, decay underdump, my PI Project, at low voltage more overdamping

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