Quote from: islandbayy on January 13, 2018, 05:44:21 AM

Quote from: Aurel577 on January 11, 2018, 08:36:25 PM

When it goes down are you able to find your miners on your router or access the status page?

Which pool are use using and do you have back up pools entered?

Can you move one somewhere else in your house and give it a try? ( different power outlet and/or ethernet cable)

Do you have a voltmeter to check the output volts under load coming out of the PSU? I have a couple cheap digital LED voltmeter hooked up to both my PSUs and they show 12.2 and 12.3 on each S9.

Are your S9 the older ones that you can adjust the frequency or the newer ones that are auto? ( I have one of each and prefer the older ones.)

Are you showing the right hash rate for your miner when it is running?

Update:
1: Using Slushpool. backup pools are the slush pools in other countries. USA as #1.
2: I have a 240v outlet in my laundry room. I installed it with a Chinese outlet, as my wife is Chinese, and we have some appliances, I can try one there, BUT (Will get to that below)
3: It's about 12.3 at full load
4: Newer batches, automatic frequency. I'd prefer the older style as well. I'd sacrifice a little mining power for considerably cooler running equipment, likewise with the fan speeds.
5: The hash rates are slightly higher than advertised 13.5TH.

So here's the deal, was going to try and move them, but FIRST, I was going to run a hard line to the garage (Ethernet, Cat5e). Since we had a break in the weather, we've been at -5 to -10 *F in Wisconsin here (Great for mining!!!), but yesterday was 55*F (And today we're back down 1*F), so I went for it, and ran a new ethernet cable. Had to go along the outside of the house. I was using both Powerline Network adapter to get it from my office to the garage, and a Wifi to Ethernet adapter. Each miner is on one of the devices. And they still are.

Thought I'd try the Ethernet first. By the time I ran the ethernet cable, the two miners were running with no cut outs. Thus, as long as they were working, I have NOT touched them at all (Other than looking at monitoring via the web interface). So ethernetis all set, switch is all set, but one is still on wifi and other is still on Powerline networking adapter.

So for at least right now, I'm going to let er go! I have a different bigger switch on the way from Amazon, so do the move all at one time. Will update.

Cool I am glad they are working! I would not mess with them either.