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ok so I have an S19 miner that has a temperature sensor out. I know how to solder. does anyone on here have experience fixing this problem? a little guidance would be nice

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The Beave · 84w

Do you have the schematics for the board? If not, it's going to be a lot harder to figure out.

S!ayer · 84w

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DaddyJones · 85w

Still would need a battery and solar controller so you don’t burn it out… but yeah should work no problem 😉

Corey Porter @Bluecollar 1725025940

yes I was planning on that to. also possibly a capacitor in line between the battery and miner to keep a steady voltage and to keep from drawing to hard on the batteries

Lyn Alden · 85w

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Corey Porter @Bluecollar 1724982693

lucky man you have 😉

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@Bluecollar 1724982535

has anyone bypassed the power supply on a miner and done a hard wire set up with solar to the boards? I'm thinking of trying it with an s19 just seeing if anyone else has brainstormed this 🤔

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DaddyJones · 85w

Still would need a battery and solar controller so you don’t burn it out… but yeah should work no problem 😉

BottleTeams · 85w

Just here for the updates. Sounds like it would be a sick setup.

The Beave · 85w

The power supply move came with is correct for 120V single phase input. I typically run it between 400-800W since any more than that it heats up too much. (I live in a smaller RV trailer.)

Corey Porter @Bluecollar 1724946186

I was looking into a solar mine for one of my s19s and I noticed the power supply puts out 12v DC to the boards so I was thinking y not bypass the power supply ( avoiding the power loss from DC to AC then back to DC) and just direct wire to the board bus bar.

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The Beave · 85w

You can't do that. You need a voltage regulated power supply. Bypassing the safeties built in really puts your whole setup at risk. You MUST use a solar charge controller of good quality to make the most of your panels. Solar charge controllers are designed to charge batteries, not power things ...