Radio problems

[jocke4u]

DAMN :( :(
I think dataMine played a prank on me and the statistic is probably not correct (not logging everything). Will hook in my MQTT monitor to extract statistics in a way I control it.
Currently I am running 1.3b3 and will run a test sensor for a while to see how it's works and then eventually go for 1.4 again.
Thanks for your support and I have learnt more about power and capacitors :)

[RJ_Make]

@Yveaux
I think both.. The radio problems I had drove me crazy, and then there's still the temps not converting to F using the existing 1.4b library. Which is not a big problem thanks to @hek help.

I literately had zero issues with the 1.3b library.

[Yveaux]

@ServiceXp I'm not aware of any major issues with 1.4 at the moment and @hek is about to tag it. If you are really having (radio) issues related to 1.4 we should fix them asap.

[RJ_Make]

@Yveaux

At this point I think I found the solution, but have not built up another test bed to make sure the solution worked. The temp conversion problem is persistent,

http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/309/1-4b-radio-transmission-problem-not-present-in-1-3b

[Yveaux]

@ServiceXp you said in this post:

That was it!!!!! I tried 22uF, was still doggie, so I thought why not move up to 47uF wink and what do you know, that seems to be the winning value. I have some more testing, but looking pretty good so far.

This sounds to me that the issue is solved...
I can imagine that 1.4 requires a bigger cap while 1.3 doesn't. 1.4 uses auto acknowledge which can send burst packets. This could put a bigger load on your power supply.