Feels like a block just around the corner.

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   "hashrate5m": "17.4T",
   "hashrate1hr": "14.8T",
   "hashrate1d": "14.4T",
   "hashrate7d": "14.4T",
   "lastshare": 1657684140,
   "shares": 9730754675,
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I have an Arculus, so far it works.

I can recommend Great Voyage for S17+ hash board repair. They are not great on communication, keep your paypal transaction as they will ask for it when the board is re-aired ready for shipment.

Many thanks for the confirmations.

I can see my miner on the pool through my wallet address, kind of interesting.  I had to access solo.ckpool.org through my browser, then click the CenturyLink page that was attempting to block the site, reboot my CenturyLink router and now Alive.  Prior to that the solo.ckpool.org was Dead.

S17+ immersed  asic.io

Loads of fun!

I just sent two S17+ hash boards to New Voyage USA, ordered through their website - 4 day turn around!  Boards being delivered tomorrow.

I'll create a thread with pics amd my reasoning once I have things balanced.

I left the PSU fans connected, but removed the cover.  All in all the fans help to circulate the fluid.

Again, thank you.

The PSU fans are 2 wire, only positive and negative no feedback signal indicating the fan RPM.

The large case fans on the front and back of the miners are four wire, do have the feedback for RPM, do require circuit boards for simulation.  I have these circuit boards as part of my plan for the case fans.


My question remains open, does anyone have experience with S17+ Immersion for how to deal with the PSU fans?

Thank you for the video links.  In those videos, the S17 PSU fans are removed but never referenced, the S19 PSU fans remain but never referenced.

My question remains for the S17+ which is similar to the S19 configuration through obviously different.

I have 15ohm resistors at the ready, but I'd really like to find some experience with the S17+.

I plan to build out immersion system for an Antminer S17+, how do we deal with the fans inside the PSU?

This is a question about the three small fans inside the PSU housing, which are two wire.

It sounds like the PSU must recognize that the fans are consuming voltage for the PSU to power on properly.

Any experience is greatly appreciated.