@KC8BFI wrote:
I've seen a separate post concerning a dead CHIP already. Last night I unplugged the CHIP, swapped in a UPS, plugged in the CHIP back in, and found it to be no longer working. I'm questioning whether or not I could swap in a Raspberry Pi Zero as that might seem a bit more durable.
For me to get a replacement CHIP it seems like I'm going to be waiting a bit. I'm just totally gobsmacked that a simple power cycle would cause the two lights to stay lit, the receiver section to never light up, and the CHIP to apparently never fully boot. I'm going to be doing some further debugging today but this just bothers me.
I'm not even in an extreme environment with this unless northeast Ohio weather is now that.
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