nRF receiving wrong payload? about btle HOT 9 CLOSED

Figured it out! Didn't realize our breakout took a 5V input not a 3.3V...

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Is it possible that the packets sent from your phone are simply too large? If it's more than ~21 bytes of payload, then the internal buffer of the nRF24 will overflow and you will get garbage.

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This was my original thought too, but this doesn't explain where the exact same garbage is coming from when there are no ADV packets in the air. Any help on this is really appreciated. I'm also going to try using a different nRF/breakout combo in case it might be broken.

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So sending & receiving now both work? For reference, what phone are you using?

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Yes sending and receiving both work fine. I'm using a Samsung Note 5.
Running Android 6.0.1. I use the nRF Connect app. By the way is this
library finished? There are a few things that I might add to the library
and if they work out I would be happy to push them.

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So sending & receiving now both work? For reference, what phone are you
using?

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Great to hear, thanks! I haven't been using the library myself for a while (as the nRF52 series are so incredibly cheap), but I'd be happy to take pull requests.

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Alright cool. I have a lot of ideas but not sure if most of them are
possible, but I will definitely push the stuff that works.

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Great to hear, thanks! I haven't been using the library myself for a while
(as the nRF52 series are so incredibly cheap), but I'd be happy to take
pull requests.

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Looking forward to it. BTW, what Arduino did you use?

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I'm using an Uno. With an ATMEGA328

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Looking forward to it. BTW, what Arduino did you use?

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