Quote from: der_wasi on March 31, 2018, 05:04:27 PM

Quote from: zac123 on March 31, 2018, 07:43:42 AM

Hi thanks for the reply.
Yes trying them on their own was the first thing I did. Black one is stable green one not.

Try turning the voltage pot to 3 o´clock with the USB port at bottom and view on the pot. Then set the frequency to 100 MHz. Then set the frequency to 175 or 200 MHz. If there are HW errors coming in, turn the pot clockwise until they stop coming in. Maybe you have set the pot too high already.

Quote from: marousi on March 31, 2018, 03:16:53 PM

Doubt it, theoretically possible, but really they are toys. Impossible to keep them running continously.

I think moste of the people here, me included, have got them running continously. So I won´t say it´s impossible. My oppinion is, it wasn´t even hard. Mine are running for weeks without any issues. Only the PI freezes occasionally. But even that happened once or twice in the last months.

thanks for your help on this.

currently have the pots pointing towards 5 o'clock running at 250htz. i get about 24hrs until they need restarting with ~9 hardwre faults.

still tweeking. my aim is to have them running @ 300 stable. we'll see. but its good fun getting it all work. the long term plan it to have 5 of these running on a ras-pi in a little cooled box that i'm designing so it can sit on my desk at work :-)

zac