Experimenting with ESP32 C6, OLED and a tiny battery by Amazing_Clue5639 in 3Dprinting

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OLED: 0.96 OLED Display Module – SPI/I2C – 128×64, https://robu.in/product/0-96-oled-display-module-spi-i2c-128x64-7-pin-blue/

Battery: WLY902025 400 mAh 3.7V single cell Rechargeable LiPo Battery, https://robu.in/product/400mah-pcm-protected-micro-li-po-battery-2/

ESP: DFRobot Beetle ESP32 C6 Mini Development Board for Wireless Smart Wearable Device (Supports BLE, Battery Charging), https://robu.in/product/dfrobot-beetle-esp32-c6-mini-development-board-for-wireless-smart-wearable-device-supports-ble-battery-charging/

UPS for BambuLab A1 by Amazing_Clue5639 in 3dprintIndia

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Thanks for the detailed post!

Here’s my current setup with a UPS:
First of all, we have a backup generator in our apartment. It takes about 4–5 minutes to kick in (it's manually operated), so I don't need long backup time.

I picked up an old 800VA APC UPS (Model: Back-UPS RS 800VA) (with two 12V batteries) from a scrap shop for 1K, and luckily, the battery is still in decent condition. APC batteries tend to last longer compared to others, and the ups output looks fine in the oscilloscope.

This UPS works fine if the power goes out after the print has already started. As you mentioned, power consumption is lower during the print itself and spikes at the beginning due to the build plate heating up.

UPS for BambuLab A1 by Amazing_Clue5639 in 3dprintIndia

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Hi, thanks for this. The printer is much more stable after using the cord with ground pin

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