Went as high as 30TH twice this week but no block yet.
currently runing Apollo v1 controlling one Apollo v2 and gets an average 10TH at balanced mode. Still runs great even though the message above occurs from time to time. The issue you mentioned probably is Apollo v1 firmware and can that be updated?
Topic: [ANN] FutureBit Project Apollo: Bringing ASIC Mining Back to the Home Miner! (Read 37614 times)
September 28, 2024, 07:57:31 PM
September 27, 2024, 10:37:13 AM
Get this message once a week after a solid run. Miner stops runing and have to reboot
[GraphQL error]: Message: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 2465141381
[GraphQL error]: Message: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 2465141381
It looks like some statistic has overflowed 32 bit signed integer range, anything over 2147403647 becomes negative with 32 bits.
It may be reachng the end of it's useful life. At best it requires a firmware update, at worst it's the ASIC itself that needs a fix.
I expect the errors to gradually increase in frequency as things like network difficulty & hash rate continue to increase.
September 26, 2024, 08:36:28 PM
Get this message once a week after a solid run. Miner stops runing and have to reboot
[GraphQL error]: Message: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 2465141381
[GraphQL error]: Message: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 2465141381
August 14, 2024, 01:47:02 PM
Any one know what type of led light is the one the in the front of the Apollo LTC miner unit, i want to see if there is a replacement or were i can buy something that will work,, @jstefanop @futurbite team
May 04, 2023, 08:11:36 PM
after mine popped and mining even on latest best asic rigs no longer ROI ,trading coins time wasting and have to declare each trade losses/ if lucky few cents profit, day in and out 24/7/365 umm no thanks being involved in crypto when blockchain and crypto accounts being hacked out and all wallet devs and coins even eth have no insurance after 6 years mining. im wiped out
i only bought crypto to buy asic miners not maccas or pizza via my banks visa card account held at. crypto takes longer to clear banks is instant eftpos.
my home insurance company had the house burnt down of landlords i be out of pocket if rig used non safe power cables/plugs if plastic coating was low-temp melting plastic/materials
so after last months asic rig fire and power bills higher than blockchain mining def see me Bringing ASIC Mining Back to this Home Miner!, as i be looking for work as gold miner instead
i only bought crypto to buy asic miners not maccas or pizza via my banks visa card account held at. crypto takes longer to clear banks is instant eftpos.
my home insurance company had the house burnt down of landlords i be out of pocket if rig used non safe power cables/plugs if plastic coating was low-temp melting plastic/materials
so after last months asic rig fire and power bills higher than blockchain mining def see me Bringing ASIC Mining Back to this Home Miner!, as i be looking for work as gold miner instead
May 04, 2023, 07:48:56 PM
DEpend how you used it, or oc it
if mined directly or rent it out the cause of melted power point,
mine recently popped same taking out the $400+ 1kw PSU
only way it melts is something died shorted out inside it as bottom not sealed and everything exposed to metal shelves, water or creepy crawlies or pets or PEST.
buy replacement hi-temp power socket resolder dont use cheap low-temp recycled china mades like used in all asic rigs plastic melts from temps from currents per pin so close to each other.
if i did not smelt it in time it was then arching over metal 12volts to ground. but i fear for mine it could be internal than patches of burnt marks
b4 turning back, power up, test for short across pins of mini board. i not tried it yet as i not ordered or found hi-temp pci/gpu power port/sockets online most are china/despatched and not rated enough for our country standard safety rating
if mined directly or rent it out the cause of melted power point,
mine recently popped same taking out the $400+ 1kw PSU
only way it melts is something died shorted out inside it as bottom not sealed and everything exposed to metal shelves, water or creepy crawlies or pets or PEST.
buy replacement hi-temp power socket resolder dont use cheap low-temp recycled china mades like used in all asic rigs plastic melts from temps from currents per pin so close to each other.
if i did not smelt it in time it was then arching over metal 12volts to ground. but i fear for mine it could be internal than patches of burnt marks
b4 turning back, power up, test for short across pins of mini board. i not tried it yet as i not ordered or found hi-temp pci/gpu power port/sockets online most are china/despatched and not rated enough for our country standard safety rating
May 04, 2023, 02:42:03 PM
Does anyone know that the owner/inventor of this miner responds? I sent an email through the customer service link on the website but never heard anything. My LTC minor burnt up at the power supply connection. Wanting to see if things are repairable. I've been running it straight on The Middle performance setting. Realized the other day I didn't see any activity. Plug where the power supply plugs to the miner was black and crumbled apart. Don't remember how to attach pictures here.
Yea , i have been trying to get a response for my issue, but Futurebit just took our money and ran for the hills.... Support for our Futurebit products are EXTINCT
April 17, 2023, 02:12:54 PM
Does anyone know that the owner/inventor of this miner responds? I sent an email through the customer service link on the website but never heard anything. My LTC minor burnt up at the power supply connection. Wanting to see if things are repairable. I've been running it straight on The Middle performance setting. Realized the other day I didn't see any activity. Plug where the power supply plugs to the miner was black and crumbled apart. Don't remember how to attach pictures here.
March 21, 2023, 02:11:47 PM
-Solid Red LED: Hardware fault or system shutdown (Red LED during normal operation means hardware monitor detected a fault with either the voltage regulator, Fan operation, or abnormal PCB temperatures)
URE MINER IS DEAD
URE MINER IS DEAD
I just got mine plugged in and it says hashboard 1 is offline.
The miner is registered with my slush pool account (I see it in the workers) and the light on the front of the device is solid red. Any ideas on what would cause this.
The miner is registered with my slush pool account (I see it in the workers) and the light on the front of the device is solid red. Any ideas on what would cause this.
October 25, 2022, 06:05:01 PM
Any chance for another batch of Scrypt Apollo miners? Is scrypt as an algo worth pursuing versus SHA256?
August 25, 2022, 10:08:50 PM
RESERVED
im getting ...Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:4028 ... pool info is good, any fixes, what have other people done to fix this, do u guys still have a MCU 512 for sale
January 31, 2022, 01:09:37 AM
Work well with any pool.
I think you have to find the best one for you, depending on your preference.
Any Scrypt pool is good with it
I'm using litecoinpool from a long time.
Are you using mining pools or applications? What Pools? I am a newbie waiting on my system to arrive in the next week.
I think you have to find the best one for you, depending on your preference.
Any Scrypt pool is good with it
I'm using litecoinpool from a long time.
yes, buy one! wrks gr8 mining DOGE, LTC ... etc 
Are you using mining pools or applications? What Pools? I am a newbie waiting on my system to arrive in the next week.
January 30, 2022, 07:45:48 PM
yes, buy one! wrks gr8 mining DOGE, LTC ... etc
Are you using mining pools or applications? What Pools? I am a newbie waiting on my system to arrive in the next week.
August 12, 2021, 05:28:15 PM
Take a look here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.48523684
There is the LED Status Lights section.
There is the LED Status Lights section.
I just got mine plugged in and it says hashboard 1 is offline.
The miner is registered with my slush pool account (I see it in the workers) and the light on the front of the device is solid red. Any ideas on what would cause this.
The miner is registered with my slush pool account (I see it in the workers) and the light on the front of the device is solid red. Any ideas on what would cause this.
August 10, 2021, 12:04:54 PM
I just got mine plugged in and it says hashboard 1 is offline.
The miner is registered with my slush pool account (I see it in the workers) and the light on the front of the device is solid red. Any ideas on what would cause this.
The miner is registered with my slush pool account (I see it in the workers) and the light on the front of the device is solid red. Any ideas on what would cause this.
August 06, 2021, 04:20:44 PM
2 years running 24/7 @ home eco mode on litecoinpool.
All good
All good
What's the life expectancy of the LTC miners?
My two 1st generation Apollos are still going strong. Litecoinpool is finally a good place to be today (last month or so) with the DOGE assist.
My two 1st generation Apollos are still going strong. Litecoinpool is finally a good place to be today (last month or so) with the DOGE assist.
July 06, 2021, 12:38:35 AM
What's the life expectancy of the LTC miners?
My two 1st generation Apollos are still going strong. Litecoinpool is finally a good place to be today (last month or so) with the DOGE assist.
My two 1st generation Apollos are still going strong. Litecoinpool is finally a good place to be today (last month or so) with the DOGE assist.
May 04, 2021, 09:08:31 AM
How about DOGE mining with Apollo BTC? 
Doge's algorithm is Scrypt. Apollo BTC's mine Sha256.Why did people mention mining DOGE here?
May 03, 2021, 09:09:17 AM
How about DOGE mining with Apollo BTC?
The clue is in the name....
The Apollo is the "SCRYPT miner"
The Apollo BTC is the "SHA256D miner" and can be a full BTC node.
May 02, 2021, 07:25:39 AM
Why did people mention mining DOGE here?
The original Apollo mined Scrypt, so you could mine DOGE; but the new Apollo BTC does not.
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