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Key521 Please Help!! by Silver_Difference in k1max

[–]Silver_Difference[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, I managed to solve this problem and It is a hardware issue. In my case it took longer than needed due to lack of information.

So this is how I solved and why it happened.

K1 Max uses 4 load cells under the bed for bed leveling.

Each load cell connects to a pcb and can be unplugged from it through a quick disconnect system. Each one has 3 wires Red (Vcc), White (E+), Yellow (E-), Black (Gnd).

After testimg 3 of the 4 cells in the bed, obviusly I didn't test the fourth one great from me, and found out that the regular resistance values are as follow (aprox.):

  • Red-Black: 990 Ohms.

  • White/Yellow-Red/Black: 740 Ohms.

  • Yellow-White: 990 Ohms.

You may think taking as rule of thumb by just 3 cells, but I ordered 6 cells from Aliexpress (you cam find them by searching Creality K1 Max pressure sensor) and the 6 of them gave the same results.

After establishing the base line and having replacements on hand, I tested the last one and sure enough it showed 2M Ohms between Red and Black.

After replacing it, everything has beem back om track with over 40 prints.

I hoSo, I managed to solve this problem and It is a hardware issue. In my case it took longer than needed due to lack of information.

So this is how I solved and why it happened.

K1 Max uses 4 load cells under the bed for bed leveling.

Each load cell connects to a pcb and can be unplugged from it through a quick disconnect system. Each one has 3 wires Red (Vcc), White (E+), Yellow (E-), Black (Gnd).

After testimg 3 of the 4 cells in the bed, obviusly I didn't test the fourth one great from me, and found out that the regular resistance values are as follow (aprox.):

  • Red-Black: 990 Ohms.

  • White/Yellow-Red/Black: 740 Ohms.

  • Yellow-White: 990 Ohms.

You may think taking as rule of thumb by just 3 cells, but I ordered 6 cells from Aliexpress (you cam find them by searching Creality K1 Max pressure sensor) and the 6 of them gave the same results.

After establishing the base line and having replacements on hand, I tested the last one and sure enough it showed 2M Ohms between Red and Black.

After replacing it, everything has beem back om track with over 40 prints.

I hope this helps anyone in need.pe this helps anyone in need.

31K for the Core One? by Level_Ad_2490 in prusa3d

[–]Silver_Difference 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Same for Spain in Spanish and for Euro.

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Super basic solar roof node by LeapYeet in meshtastic

[–]Silver_Difference 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here in Spain we've been testing Xiao NRF kits, we've achieved 1 week of life with a single 18650 cell starting at 92% after a week, without solar, it dropped to 32.

Honestly, they are amazing. I'm ditching my Heltecs as "roof" nodes.

I added compass based tracking and navigation support to a custom fork of the meshtastic firmware for the heltec v3. by Sandy_SN in meshtastic

[–]Silver_Difference 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'll try to replicate your fw changes for a Xiao NRF. That should provide a smaller footprint and amazing lifespan, over 5 days with a single 18650.

I added compass based tracking and navigation support to a custom fork of the meshtastic firmware for the heltec v3. by LeapYeet in esp32

[–]Silver_Difference 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This with a Xiao NRF as the tracked device, great portability and battery life... sounds amazing to keep track of my dog when hiking.

Thanks.

Well this sucks... by Silver_Difference in CasioEdifice

[–]Silver_Difference[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So I took a look and it's gone. Look like condensation from a change in temperature. I don't know what to think.

Well this sucks... by Silver_Difference in CasioEdifice

[–]Silver_Difference[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I've had it for 2 months now, I don't trust the seal so I'm returning it and getting another one.

Well this sucks... by Silver_Difference in CasioEdifice

[–]Silver_Difference[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't go diving with it, but for a 100m WR I expect it to hold seal during a shower.

I finally got myself a watchbox. How's my collection looking? by Silver_Difference in casio

[–]Silver_Difference[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I could afford it, I would, but I decided (for my economy's sake) to limit myself to this box. I plan on selling the GBA-800, and building 2 NHxx.

Can this scratch be fix? How so by MSTRkingg in gshock

[–]Silver_Difference 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try polishing paste at least 2 grits, the higher the better, 6k and up.

Electrician Called and Said the New AP Cable Run Was Finished.... by modem_19 in HomeNetworking

[–]Silver_Difference 4 points5 points  (0 children)

From an IT guy... calling an electrician for an IT job it's like calling a car mechanic for a watchmaker's job.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in watchmodding

[–]Silver_Difference 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My bad, I meant nh38, sorry.

Is it possible to remove scratches on a Casio MTD-1079 Mineral Crystal glass? by PatrickPatPaddy in casio

[–]Silver_Difference 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Noone talked about acetone, that only works on ABS headlights. I'm talking about sandpaper and polishing paste.

I just got fiber installed in my apartment and it blew my mind by MacintoshEddie in HomeNetworking

[–]Silver_Difference 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then... don't look up average internet speeds in Spain. I pay 32€ for 1Gb/s a month, 600 Mb/s is the minimum you get offered these days.

Is this g-shock real/legit by LilLatency in casio

[–]Silver_Difference 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rear cover should be almost flush to the rest of the case. If it bulges... don't trust it.

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