In my previous attemp to generate negative voltage supply didn't work, so I ordered new ones to try them out.
I soldered it on and suprise, suprise. It worked (with problems which will be revealed soon)

PlainDAQ is drawing 58mA when just sitting ideally, which was a surprise to me.

To my surprise ripple was too huge about 150mV!
I tried to solder big capacitor at the outputs of the buck converters, but that really didn't change anything.
Look at my bodges
I need to figure out where the noise is coming from, any ideas?
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