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I'm new to the forum and I didn't know the compact f, I thought it was amazing, I mine with gpu at the moment.
I would like to know if with compact f I can mine other SHA256 coins?

Should do no problem

Thanks.
I just need the compact F and a USB hub to get started correct? In addition to having a computer. I did a little research and it's hard to find compact f to buy.

Be aware that the hub MUST be able to supply at least 2.1A to the port the stick is plugged into. If you OC the F you will need up to 3.2A or more. A hub saying it it has 7 ports and can 'supply 60W' means that is total across ALL ports. Odds are any 1-port is limited to 2a or less...

It's also important considering some ports don't just hand out the advertised 2.1 or 2.4A by default, but only if the device communicates it (which mining sticks don't) that it can handle that current.

In my experience, even for achieving advertised 300GH/s a stick actually requires more than 2.4 amps. Not sure which hashrate is considered 'OC' and what is base hashrate. One of my sticks (other is out of service rn) runs at 500MHz, 300GH/s, 2.7A on GekkoScience hub.

It appears to me that these other hubs were maybe good for NewPac, 2Pac etc., but Ferrari really needs the big boi GekkoScience hub. There are no other products that just deliver 3A or more without 'being asked'.

Thanks for the answers.
My idea is to actually use it with Gekkoscience hub, I have some doubts about how to use it because this product is new to me, I only use gpu at the moment, I would like to use it to mine alph or toncoin because both are sha256 but I don't know if I need another software or cgminer is suitable. It's hard to find the compac f, do you recommend a reliable store?