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@dave-ct I just wanted to let you know that I too tested with v0.0.8's Micropython and the v0.0.9 firmware, but still had the issue occur. Also this is the first...

Interesting. Perhaps my method of flashing my boards wasn't optimal. After all, I too have had an Enviro Weather and Indoor running for a few weeks now and they had...

Thanks for the update. I've loaded an Enviro grow up with the firmware, so will leave that running through the work day. If it is indeed the difference between 1.19.7...

Putting this here for my own reference. It looks like there is nothing of note different between v1.19.7 and v1.19.10 that would explain the lock-ups 😕 https://github.com/pimoroni/pimoroni-pico/compare/1.19.7...v1.19.10

That was the first thing I looked for, but the commit code we're using hasn't changed between our release versions: https://github.com/pimoroni/pimoroni-pico/blob/b1e8ed086400cfe8f471fd9e35577cfc3b12d4e9/.github/workflows/micropython-picow.yml#L10 From what I recall, 1.19.1 predates the Pico W,...

Thanks for raising this @guruthree. There are 4 possible sources of heat that I can think of: the RP2040, the WiFi chipset, the Pico W's regulator (which would be correlated...

Thanks @jxmesw1. There are many changes between v0.0.2 and v0.0.9, but if we assume it's just the bit after a battery powered board would normally go to sleep, then here's...

Thanks @jxmesw1. That suggests that some of the heat (but not all) is coming from the RP2040. Any chance you can try a sleep of 0.05 and/or 0.01? `check_trigger` needs...

@jxmesw1 Thanks for doing that testing. Sounds like the short delay is worth adding, but doesn't solve the problem outright. Interesting that you mention turn off the wifi chip. I...

Hi @jxmesw1 . No worries. I haven't had chance to test this myself either. If you do have time to test it with your setup, it would be useful to...