Hi Rabid, there are 2 variables which determine if you get the full high mode; 1. 140W PD 3.1 charger required, the single port must support 140W PD 3.1. 2. USB cable must support 140W and PD 3.1. So your problem is either your power supply, or the USB cable. I learnt this through testing my own Nano 3. You could have the correct power supply, but if the USB cable cannot support 140W PD 3.1, it will never hash on high mode. Hope this helps. Love these devices, I have 2 more on order😂
Maybe you can help me sir. This is probably a strange question, but I’m kind of limited to Wi-Fi at the moment but about how much data do you think this would eat up in a month? How many gigs?
You need the original PSU to enable the High mode, or at least a PSU that's not only 140W but also be able to provide the required voltage (28V or something). Most 140W USB PSU's don't go to that high of a voltage.
I have mine running at 4.14TH. Going for BCH with a higher chance to hit a block within a year. But not being able to do high is due to your power source. Needs to be 140W or higher and some cheaper 140W aren't really 140W.
That is 105% NOT a 140w compatible power supply. That's one of those '140w Mac power bricks, which are not 140w and don't support the proper usb standard to run this miner
I have 3 Nanos so far, a 4th on the way. Great little miners IMHO You can get the factory PSU off Indiegogo, or the Avalon site now by itself. Though with shipping kind expensive. I'll send you a link for the aftermarket psu I'm using on one of mine. it gets hot, but does hash on High mode
@@RabidMining Yeah my nano worked with the new cable for 4 days on high mode without a problem. But when I turned it off and back on today, I got an unsupported adapter error. Strange that it even worked for me in the beginning.
I've got one of these coming in the next few days. However, I have a Bitaxe Max, a Lucky Miner LV06 and a Lucky Miner LV07. The BitAxe Max uses the BM1397 ASIC chip and both the LV06 and LV07 use the BM1366 ASIC chip. The LV07 has 2 x BM1366 ASIC chip that's why it's hashing double the rate of the LV06. Does anybody know what ASIC chip the Avalon Nano 3 uses? I'm assuming it has 8 x BM1366 ASIC chips...
I’m having trouble connecting it to my phone and I’m having trouble connecting it to my computer when my Wi-Fi recognizes the Avalon and when I connected it dropped my Wi-Fi off my computer
Hye , I accidentally pushed on "forget this network" on my iphone , so now I can't connect anymore.... The network heater_ nano isn't visible anymore , Can someo e help me please ?
Hey Rabid, How is the heat coming from the nano, i know they advertise it as a heater miner. But does it put out as much heat as any other miner such as ; the box miners.
Ok thanks, I live in an apartment and 3 other box miners and my window unit keeps it cool now but if the nano throwing out a lot of heat then probably wouldn’t be able to run it.
@@RabidMining Ahh got it, thank you. Because I am using the Ultras to mine on Nicehash but I think ill switch to mining KAS directly. Pick up some Nanos for the bitcoin.
Miner WiFi is not stable. Multiple times came back from work WiFi disconnected but still using the full power. Avalon need really to update there firmware...
This is probably a strange question, but I’m kind of limited to Wi-Fi at the moment but about how much data do you think this would eat up in a month? How many gigs?
It's normal that you are only with MEDIUM mode since the power supply does not develop 140W, I have the same as you, and on the site it is marked that it does not work in HIGH mode. Quick question, can you get it to work under NICEHASH?
That's really bad on Mineshop, they should be providing the correct power supply for full hashrate. This why I ordered mine from the manufacturer themselves, instead of a reseller. I'm sure they will sort this out tho, don't wonna have a go at Rabids sponsor