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In fact, I sincerely hope that these pages will continue to encourage and inspire new visitors who stumble upon this weblog in the future. I hope that the passion which has always driven me to explore this computing stuff tied to the physical world technology and to write about these adventures, have helped you appreciate the creativity that comes with engineering and invention, and have maybe even tempted you to take steps to explore and learn beyond the things you already knew. Your encouragement, thank-you’s, insightful comments, corrections and additions – I’m deeply grateful for each one of them. This is post # 1400, with over 6000 comments to date. Unfortunately, I really need to find a new way to push myself forward.

I know from the many emails I’ve received over the years that many of you have been enjoying this weblog – some of you even from the very beginning, almost 5 years ago. But this weblog will remain online, and so will the forum & shop. There will be no new posts after this one. It’s also my way of announcing that I’ve decided to wrap up this daily weblog and call it quits. A bit like my energy levels, I think :)īut this post is not just about reporting ultra low-power consumption. As you can see, the battery is getting weaker, dropping in voltage after each 25 mA transmission pulse, but still recovering very nicely before the next transmission:įascinating stuff. The battery voltage is also tracked, using a nice little trick which lets the ATtiny measure its own supply voltage.

It’s running the radioBlip2 sketch, sending out packets with an incrementing long integer packet count, roughly once every minute: I’m writing this post while one of the test JeeNode Micro’s here at JeeLabs is nearing its eighth month of operation on a single coin cell:

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