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  • qqlapralineQ
    qqlapralineQ
    qqlapraline
    wrote on last edited by qqlapraline
    #3

    I have "clearly" seen the instructions.
    My question though is: why should it be different from one Nano to the other one ?

    But I suppose I should stop asking questions and stick to the manual :)

    More seriously, I am very keen to understand the underlying phenomenons. What is the added current surge needed by the NRF receiving and decoding data the voltage reg (AMS1117) could not cope with ..?

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    • gohanG
      gohanG
      gohan
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      #4

      Ask Chinese manufacturers, as usual is all about quality of components used: you probably had the first nano that has a good quality voltage regulator while the other has not. 😀

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      • qqlapralineQ qqlapraline

        I have "clearly" seen the instructions.
        My question though is: why should it be different from one Nano to the other one ?

        But I suppose I should stop asking questions and stick to the manual :)

        More seriously, I am very keen to understand the underlying phenomenons. What is the added current surge needed by the NRF receiving and decoding data the voltage reg (AMS1117) could not cope with ..?

        Nca78N
        Nca78N
        Nca78
        Hardware Contributor
        wrote on last edited by
        #5

        @qqlapraline said in Arduino Nano issue:

        More seriously, I am very keen to understand the underlying phenomenons. What is the added current surge needed by the NRF receiving and decoding data the voltage reg (AMS1117) could not cope with ..?

        It's low, about 15mA. But that is not the problem, the problem is the noise generated by the voltage regulator that supplies the 3.3V.
        You should buy your nanos from AliExpress, they are 1/3 of what you pay (I'm talking about the cheapest ones) and are exactly the same, just order in advance as the shipment is long. But on a "safety" point of view you won't lose compared to ebay even with sellers in your country, they have a buyer protection system too.

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        • Nca78N Nca78

          @qqlapraline said in Arduino Nano issue:

          More seriously, I am very keen to understand the underlying phenomenons. What is the added current surge needed by the NRF receiving and decoding data the voltage reg (AMS1117) could not cope with ..?

          It's low, about 15mA. But that is not the problem, the problem is the noise generated by the voltage regulator that supplies the 3.3V.
          You should buy your nanos from AliExpress, they are 1/3 of what you pay (I'm talking about the cheapest ones) and are exactly the same, just order in advance as the shipment is long. But on a "safety" point of view you won't lose compared to ebay even with sellers in your country, they have a buyer protection system too.

          qqlapralineQ
          qqlapralineQ
          qqlapraline
          wrote on last edited by
          #6

          @Nca78 Ok, I get it.
          But, considering the price, I will check twice. For the moment, what I see is huge shipping prices ;)

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          • gohanG
            gohanG
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            wrote on last edited by
            #7

            Huge shipping price from aliexpress? They have free shipping

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            • gohanG gohan

              Huge shipping price from aliexpress? They have free shipping

              qqlapralineQ
              qqlapralineQ
              qqlapraline
              wrote on last edited by qqlapraline
              #8

              @gohan May be I was wrong.
              But I have checked the Nano proposed by the "Build" section of Mysensors (this one), and..well, 13,40 € of shipping to France ;)
              But you may have some other reference ?

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              • qqlapralineQ qqlapraline

                @gohan May be I was wrong.
                But I have checked the Nano proposed by the "Build" section of Mysensors (this one), and..well, 13,40 € of shipping to France ;)
                But you may have some other reference ?

                mfalkviddM
                mfalkviddM
                mfalkvidd
                Mod
                wrote on last edited by
                #9

                @qqlapraline interesting! I've never seen that high shipping costs, but it seems like France is crazy expensive.

                1_1497698055722_IMG_1732.PNG 0_1497698055719_IMG_1731.PNG

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                • qqlapralineQ qqlapraline

                  @gohan May be I was wrong.
                  But I have checked the Nano proposed by the "Build" section of Mysensors (this one), and..well, 13,40 € of shipping to France ;)
                  But you may have some other reference ?

                  mfalkviddM
                  mfalkviddM
                  mfalkvidd
                  Mod
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #10

                  @qqlapraline try this, looks like free shipping to France:
                  https://www.aliexpress.com/item/MINI-USB-ATmega328-CH340G-5V-16MHz-No-welding-Arduino-Compatible-Nano-V3-0-Board/32567320604.html

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                  • mfalkviddM mfalkvidd

                    @qqlapraline interesting! I've never seen that high shipping costs, but it seems like France is crazy expensive.

                    1_1497698055722_IMG_1732.PNG 0_1497698055719_IMG_1731.PNG

                    qqlapralineQ
                    qqlapralineQ
                    qqlapraline
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #11

                    @mfalkvidd Yep. It's the same for some other European countries (like Netherlands) but not for others..weird

                    @mfalkvidd For the other Nano using CH340, it really looks like the non-working ones I bought on Ebay.

                    But thanks anyway.

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                    • qqlapralineQ qqlapraline

                      @mfalkvidd Yep. It's the same for some other European countries (like Netherlands) but not for others..weird

                      @mfalkvidd For the other Nano using CH340, it really looks like the non-working ones I bought on Ebay.

                      But thanks anyway.

                      mfalkviddM
                      mfalkviddM
                      mfalkvidd
                      Mod
                      wrote on last edited by mfalkvidd
                      #12

                      @qqlapraline how about this?
                      https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Nano-V3-0-Mini-USB-ATmega328-5V-16M-Micro-controller-board-for-Arduino-compatible/32647462543.html

                      0_1497729906425_upload-04de4845-ecde-4442-a1fe-9935a7820770

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                      • mfalkviddM mfalkvidd

                        @qqlapraline how about this?
                        https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Nano-V3-0-Mini-USB-ATmega328-5V-16M-Micro-controller-board-for-Arduino-compatible/32647462543.html

                        0_1497729906425_upload-04de4845-ecde-4442-a1fe-9935a7820770

                        qqlapralineQ
                        qqlapralineQ
                        qqlapraline
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #13

                        @mfalkvidd, nice pickup ! Thanks !

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