Hello Sh4d0wC457,
Your post is a little unclear, but are you running the two 2Pacs straight off the ports on the raspberry pi 3b+?
Have you tried running the miners from a powered usb hub?

Hello Zac123, Glad to hear that you got it mostly wrking.

You can test to see if it is a faulty usb port or a finicky stick by swapping the order of the sticks. Powered usb hubs vary a lot in quality and you may feel excess heat from the hub itself. If it happens to be the same stick that keeps turning off, some people would say to increase the voltage by turning the pot. @200 MHz you should be under your max current draw, but that depends if you were already messing around with the pot to begin with. The counterintuitive thing would be to actually lower the voltage in case you have a slightly power hungry stick that was drawing too much current through the usb port, and caused it to lose communication to the Raspberry pi.

Restarting the pi should put it back to working order, from an off state, for a while if you didn't address anything written above. And that could be automated using your crontab schedule. *at least mine does. In conjunction, although not ideal, I have my hub plugged into a smart plug that i can control from anywhere, and set up a schedule on that. But this is mainly used in case the pi loses its wifi signal, (yet again not ideal), or the pi locks up. I set my crontab schedule to safely shut down the pi slightly before the smart plug shuts it all down and starts everything back up once a week.

Hello zac123, I think you are pretty close. You need to specify the path to the runMiner.sh after the @lxterminal command; on the same line.