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      Sandking
      last edited by Sandking

      My Sipy started overheating, so I disconnected it
      Now as soon as I power it up, it is so hot I can't touch it and the blue LED doesn't flash even

      Screwed?
      Any advice please!!

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        jcaron @Sandking
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        @sandking Were you using it with an Expansion board, Pysense or Pytrack, or by itself? If by itself, by which pin did you power it, at what voltage?

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          Sandking @jcaron
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          @jcaron I was using by itself and using a voltage regulated charger
          it was on Vin (3.5-5.5V) and to the ground
          same thing i did before, nothing different

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            seb @Sandking
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            @sandking

            So you used a 5v usb charger and connected it to Vin?

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