I felt as well like it has to be something w/ am interference and a pretty poor eeehm sensitive wifi chipset on Homey.
Tried all the stuff mentioned here, stronger adapter, different cable, checked firewall and router, disabled 5GhZ but for sure I’m not going to change my router as it’s simple:
The issues started w/ v2.0 and therefore it usually cannot be simply related to the hardware.
Can imagine the channel may cause issues - however, still waiting for the 2nd answer of Athom support… let’s see …
Okay, my mistake, use a arduino nano selfmade amp meter. Made a mistake in the Code.
After correcting the code, messurements are for the Homey-pro max 1.14 (spike) so asume that 2 amps would be suitable.
Anyone got some answer from Athom about the memory problem? I´ve just got one answer from bram that it was forwarded to devs some weeks ago… But when i asked after a while if they needed any more from info me an how it was going with the case there was no response at all.
Athom takes the stand things come when they come. When they go and mention a time they come with things, they put pressure on themself. Like coming with Homey 2.0, they stick with ‘soon’.
For me it’s not OK. Yesterday evening I had to reboot Homey again after updating to version 2.0.5. So no difference. After a few MQTT broker calls (I think) I saw Homey using more memory!
I am also experiencing some issues around the MQTT broker. Homey needs restart occasionally and after 2.05 I have found the broker “paused” i n Homey as well.
Finding a memory leak is like finding a tiny needle in a massively huge hay stack, incredibly difficult to find the main cause, so how long it takes really depends if they can find the leak, or maybe even multiple leaks.
If I restart the wireless weather sensor app every night the memory is below 120mb all the time and I don’t lose connection to homey and do not need to restart homey every night