We have started to tease the Apollo III and since the Apollo II is completely sold out we will have more info soon.

I wont touch Bitmain chips for the same reasons I started futurebit, I dont want to support them even if its just second hand chips (and I wouldn't put second hand chips in any of our products regardless...reflowing an ASIC 3 times drastically reduces its life/failure rate and is the reason we can offer a one year warranty when most bitaxe companies cant.

Either way we have solve the major ASIC supply issue with our last ASIC partnership that essentially hamstrung scaling the Apollo II.

The Apollo III will be a game changer in both specs (will be most things on the market) as well as even more important scaling this to levels we will be able to make a difference in the space.

Exciting stuff coming!

Hi,

Is there a way to reset the best share on a Apollo BTC.?

Thank you in advance

Hello
I have Apolo2 standard unit. In winter I use standard mode, in summer eco mode.
Is there a custom mode "super eco" for summer (less heat)?

Question - if I have my Apollo2 miners turned off but the node is still running - and I have an outside miner like a Bitaxe pointing to the node - why doesn't the SOLO Mining dashboard show it? It only shows the additional miner/worker when the Apollo miners are on. But it's still working against the node and hashing, so why wouldn't it show?

I don't watch any Racing, back in the day I liked Lemans  but all the organized corporate team shit put me off on all of it.

Oh and F1 and Indy when Andretti was racing.



It certainly won't do that for me, I went for a steak right after and F1 was on and i watched the baseball game and I don't like baseball.

*also I might be the only person that liked Driven!



I found it unrealistic that the models were not able to do airflow in corners but figured they just needed for the storyline to have something that his experience would help them win with rather than just being better than everyone else in a crappier car.

F1 was definitely worth the watch!

2.1 will be out shortly, we are working on user selectable node clients for 2.2 in a few months.

Needs lots of testing...our nodes being used as solo mining nodes carries more weight, last thing we want is to rush an update and then have someone fail to submit a valid block because of a badly tested node client.

FYI current client is 25.1 and 2.1 client will be 28.1. The controversial update is for 30 so there is not much functional differences between the clients we use as default and knots.

80c is the max, thermal shutdown is a few degrees above that

FYI if you are running in turbo with those temps make sure you check your power cord and see if it's getting hot. We are issuing a recall for all remaining early units (ordered Nov-Dec 23) to replace faulty power switches, which can cause this issue in turbo mode.

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This is the way

Does this mean that we will not see this for Apollo II? I suggest holding off on purchasing this product until it is implemented

Trying to find out how to run Bitcoin Knots on my Apollo II full node also. Any step by step instructions?