Reply To: Overvolted OSSC 1.6 has no input nor output [updated]
Hi ! Thanks for your answer !
Sadly I don’t have an oscilloscope, but I think my multimeter can measure Hz (I don’t know to which extent, and if it can help)
About the C18 capacitor… The more I think about it, the more I’m convinced it was fine.
I guess this is a low resistance line so my multimeter was beeping as a false positive. When I measure the actual resistance of the line, I get about 6 ohms IIRC (whereas I get about 0.05 ohms on ground).
Initially I thought it was faulty because it was heating, but I realize now that the heat probably comes from U1 (which is really hot). I was impatient, I should have tested to feed 3.3V to the line before removing it.
So, let’s consider it wasn’t shorted for now. (And I can’t test it because I have no idea where I put it, it vaporized lol)
Anyway, removing U8 may be the next step you’re right. And if it doesn’t work I guess I will send it to repair. Do you have an idea how much it will cost ? 40$ is the initial price and I’m fine with it but if the bill increases it may not be worth it
Thanks again for the advises. I think I will test this next week !
Stay tuned 😛
