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I‘ll try it tomorrow and will report the outcome here!

So blowing the power IC off the board could help?

Maybe it‘s a Pullup Resistor burning power? But I‘m not sure which one... I‘m assuming the GPIOS of the ESP32 are floating in deepsleep and so not sourcing any current to a pullup resistor like R14 which is pulling GPIO12 high.

Some news here: 1. VDD_SDIO does not go low when entering deepsleep. It seems that the Resistor R20 is placed on the board and pulling VDD_SDIO to 3.3V. Removing it helped and I lost one more mA (1.5 mA total in deepsleep) 2. I powered the board directly on the 3.3V rail, so the SYS8008B Voltage reg...

VDD_SDIO is not pulled low when entering deepsleep. So flash and psram aber active in deepsleep. Any ideas how I could change that?

Hi jimmo, thanks for your help! This is the code I use, maybe I can switch something of in the Code? import time import machine led = machine.Pin(21, machine.Pin.OUT) while True: # 30 Secs blink for i in range (0, 15): time.sleep(1) led.value(1) time.sleep(1) led.value(0) # 30 secs deepsleep machine...

Hello Forum, I‘ve got a TTGO T8 v1.7 Board, details can be found on Github https://github.com/LilyGO/TTGO-T8-ESP32 and I‘ve attached the schematics. The board can be powered by a Battery and this battery does only provide the 3.3V rail. Seems pretty right to me! But when I use machine.deepsleep() an...

You want to look up the specs of the microcontroller itself: https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers- ... 2f7x2.html

@RajaRamesh:
You simply switch on or off the Pin which is connected to the Relay. There is no magic involved here!

By the way: You can think of voltage as the force with which a water stream flows (water high up from a mountain has more force). The current is the amount of water flowing.

So you stream from the ESP8266 has enough force but simply it is not wide enough and so it‘s not enough water.