If you find a place to fix your hubs I can send several to that company.
I'm interested in sending several in if you can! (assuming their US based).
Topic: Issue with GekkoScience 8 Port Base Hub (Read 107 times)
I've burned up quite a few of these by pushing the sticks over 580MHz. The old hubs seem to die in sections of 2.
The newer ones have a "reset" when you leave the port unoccupied for a bit of time. The old ones don't seem to have anything that I've found to bring them back to life.
I'd be interested if you find a fix as I've got several in a similar state.
The newer ones have a "reset" when you leave the port unoccupied for a bit of time. The old ones don't seem to have anything that I've found to bring them back to life.
I'd be interested if you find a fix as I've got several in a similar state.
so I'm guessing I have an old hub since the 2 ports are going out at once then? how else would I be able to tell?
it's weird though cuz I have 3 hubs and 9 sticks going at one point, all of the other ones are fine including the 2 hubs
There are 3x high current regulators, 1 for each pair pf ports. The regulators are spec'd at 6A max to be divided between each of the 2 ports. The fix is to replace the blown regulators and drop your settings to pull less current than what they can supply.
The new ones use PTC-fuses to limit max current to each port to 3.5A(?) and yes once tripped they reset in a few min once they cool down.
The new ones use PTC-fuses to limit max current to each port to 3.5A(?) and yes once tripped they reset in a few min once they cool down.
do you know of any place where I can send my sticks to get them fixed? hub too?
There are 3x high current regulators, 1 for each pair pf ports. Each regulator is spec'd at 6A max to be divided between each of the 2 ports. The fix is to replace the blown regulators and drop your settings to pull less current than what they can supply.
The new ones use PTC-fuses to limit max current to each port to 3.5A(?) and yes once tripped they reset in a few min once they cool down.
The new ones use PTC-fuses to limit max current to each port to 3.5A(?) and yes once tripped they reset in a few min once they cool down.
I've burned up quite a few of these by pushing the sticks over 580MHz. The old hubs seem to die in sections of 2.
The newer ones have a "reset" when you leave the port unoccupied for a bit of time. The old ones don't seem to have anything that I've found to bring them back to life.
I'd be interested if you find a fix as I've got several in a similar state.
The newer ones have a "reset" when you leave the port unoccupied for a bit of time. The old ones don't seem to have anything that I've found to bring them back to life.
I'd be interested if you find a fix as I've got several in a similar state.
Original topic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/issue-with-gekkoscience-8-port-base-hub-5431064
I purchased 2 GekkoScience USB Hubs from 419Mining back in April 2022
the first one I opened and used - nothing was wrong with it, the 2nd one I opened back in October, and one by one the powered USB ports started to not get any power
I've attached a USB reader to each port for testing and this was using a FutureBit ApolloBTC 200W Power Supply
https://imgur.com/a/Z0X2okL
And just today, all of the 6A ports are getting no power the only 2 that works is the 2 fan ports
My next step is to try to get the barrel-type power supply and continue to test, hopefully, it'll fix the problem.
Not sure if anyone else has experienced this with the GekkoScience USB Hub, really hope I can fix this hub
Now I'm noticing that the 2 Compac Fs I had on this hub are showing 0 chips found
thx in advance
I purchased 2 GekkoScience USB Hubs from 419Mining back in April 2022
the first one I opened and used - nothing was wrong with it, the 2nd one I opened back in October, and one by one the powered USB ports started to not get any power
I've attached a USB reader to each port for testing and this was using a FutureBit ApolloBTC 200W Power Supply
https://imgur.com/a/Z0X2okL
And just today, all of the 6A ports are getting no power the only 2 that works is the 2 fan ports
My next step is to try to get the barrel-type power supply and continue to test, hopefully, it'll fix the problem.
Not sure if anyone else has experienced this with the GekkoScience USB Hub, really hope I can fix this hub
Now I'm noticing that the 2 Compac Fs I had on this hub are showing 0 chips found
thx in advance
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