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Has anyone figured out a good way to single out a problematic miner in an array of miners? I rather not have to run them all individually to find the problem child.

how is one a problem? you can usually tell if one jammed up by looking at the red light..

I got a couple miners that will slow down to 2 MH, so the red light will still blink.

I think this is not the stick issue (rather pool issue). Which pool you are using?
I face the same problem when tried to rent them on miningrentals. When were not rented (and mined on my specific pool - litecoinpool.org) everything was fine ... but once someone rent them the hashrate started slowly dropping to less than 1MHs ... I had to restart them few times.

I'm mining on litecoinpool.org. The sticks will mine just fine for a few hours then they'll slow down to 2MH or so.

I use litecoinpool.org and it seems ok with me - Been running for nearly a week with no issues (getting a constant 4.44Mh/s) and this is my setup:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2455609.msg25653813#msg25653813

What setup do you have? hub / os / etc ?

I'm currently running 24 of them on two sipolar A-223's on a windows 10 machine. I chose that particular hub because it had an integrated 200w power supply, seems to be pretty good. Eventually I want to move these over to a rpi and use Minera, but I'll cross that bridge when I get there.