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Should work yes.

Your welcome!

You might be able to find someone that has old miners kicking around.

No problem at all good luck!

All the information you are looking for is in the description below this video with links for you. Overclock firmware contact and Fruition Designs contact with a discount code as well.

Not sure your problem to be honest. As an example.... if you mine Kaspa using the mining pool ViaBtc you can transfer your daily mining rewards to CoinEx for zero fees and swap in CoinEx to pretty much any crypto you want. Once in CoinEx you will incur a small fee which is normal on any exchange but you can use their swap function in the exchange easily and takes seconds. I think the minimum swap is $5. That's only one example for you. I do this everyday as I convert all my mining rewards to BTC daily for the moment with all the currencies I mine.

At this time you're looking at around .98 total income before electrical costs a day before electrical. That's based on .10 cents a KW.

@@miningwithunclechuck Thanks for that info!

Let me know how you make out.

I would take a look at the pool you're using and try another stratum address for the pool if available. Also try a different pool and test your results. Always try to select a pool stratum address that's closest to your location if possible.

Ty

@@arthurmilonas7986 hey did you get any answer on this. if not do have a few things to try.

It's tough to say exactly what the best pool is as it can depend on your location to a pool available server. Humpool has been very solid with the many pools I've tried over time since I did this video but there are others as well that are solid performers. At the moment I'm using ViaBtc for Kaspa mining which I've been happy with as well. Originally when I tested ViaBtc for Kaspa mining the pool wasn't that stable but... they have since made some upgrades to their KASPA pool and it has been very stable. I recommend doing some testing yourself and seeing what works best for you.

You could put a backup pool stratum address in your miner dashboard for another pool in case there is an issue with your main pool, and it will switch to your second pool choice in the dashboard of your miner if you set it up that way. You have the ability to have three different pool stratums but I recommend sticking with one main pool and entering a second stratum address option for your main pool if available. For example your pool might have an East,West or EU stratum option of which you should choose the stratum address closest to your location and the others as backups 2 and 3 in your miner dashboard but you don't have to.

Although not advised to keep your crypto on any exchange for long periods of time yes, you can mine to an exchange directly. Just use your deposit address for your exchange account for Kaspa. Put that address in your minor or set your payout wallet address for the mining pool your using to that deposit address of your exchange. Again I recommend not to keep any balance there for any long periods of time.

@@miningwithunclechuck Thank you for the information. So the coins would be safer on your own Kaspa wallet? OK.

Download the E9 firmware from Bitmains website that says Antminer-E9-ETHW&ETHF-RELEASE flash your miner and connect to the pool and give it a shot. I can't guarantee it will work but.. it may so give it a try and let me know how you make out.

Sorry connect your KS5 or which miner?

@@miningwithunclechuck ks5l

I want in this week stock is available

Can you confirm that you have a solid connection between your miner and your home router? Which mining pool are you using?

@@miningwithunclechuck I am connecting it to an Ethernet, and my internet is good. I tried with different Ethernet cables, and it remains the same. I even tried connecting it to a range extender to see if that would work, but still nothing.

Do you happen to have an old router kicken around? If you do swap it out and see if you have the same issue. I had another person on here that had an issue like yours and his router was the culprit. He had to login to it and change a security setting. Sorry I can't Renner what he changed.​

I wrote the numbers on the cables that go to the hashboards corresponding to where they went on the control board.

Message me directly and I will give you a contact that ships to India. My email is in the description below the video.

@@miningwithunclechuck your mile id

@@miningwithunclechuck I can't get your mile id

@@miningwithunclechuck how I contact

@@miningwithunclechuck how I contact

It's easy as pie follow the same steps and scan your home network like you did with the first one... and the second miner will show up on your home network with a different IP Address than the first. Put the IP for the second miner in your taskbar press enter and log in to the second miner. Set it up with all the same pool information as the first with the only difference after your wallet address or pool user name depending on the pool you chose put say... as just an example bgdi80n78hghgshgf.ksopro02 that's it and it will show up in the mining pool along with your first miner.

It deleted by itself, I guess for no usage. Still learning

Your welcome and yes it will disappear on its own as you found out. If you ever have a question feel free to reach out and ask.

@@miningwithunclechuck Hey Uncle Chuck , could I get some feedback from you? Oc'd my KS0Pro, external fan 12v fan with shroud, ends off, no heatsinks (stock), been running for 3hrs...Avg 295gh/s, 150.2watts (with ext. fan running) approx 1.95 gh/watt, Temp in: 27, out: 58. It's in my basement cold room room temp is 60F/15.5C. I'm extremely happy, what do you think, or am I missing something? Thx

Based on your setup I would say your doing well, as I have two KS0 Pros overclocked with external fans and ones sitting around 280gh and the and the second around 290gh​ no extra mods as I can't be bothered for the minimal extra gains to be honest.@@dbryan6542

At the moment the IRKS3 are out of stock everywhere but.. I was told they would be back in production so only the KS3M is available from IR at the moment for a full size ASIC. That being said IR will be releasing news very soon on a new ASIC. I would guess it will be a similar hashrate to compete with Bitmains KS5 Kapsa ASIC. If you're interested in the KS3M I can get you a contact that has them in stock, or wait till IR releases the information on their new miner.

I added the 230 watt version in the description below the video .

The KS3M is one of the IR miners that is really pushed to its limits out of the box or close to it and you wouldn't see anymore gain even if you could swap the control board. Now the KS3L the predecessor to the KS3M you could swap the KS3L control board for a KS3M board and it did work most of the time but wasn't 100% guaranteed. I do have a KS3L I did successfully swapped the control board although my replacement board was modified.

Thank you very much!@@miningwithunclechuck

Well Happy Mining...

@@miningwithunclechuck thanks! i appreciate the information you provide in this video! i see you own many miners and i am just getting started so as you are more experienced in this space wanted to ask your opinion do you think a ks5 pro worth it for 16 k euro?

@@cypriotguy-kw7qe Well personally I would say no with the price of Kaspa where its at today "which could change at any time" but only you know if you have that kind extra money sitting around. Is your electrical cheap? Do you have the ability to purchase your miner through a business you own and write off some of your electrical and hardware costs? Well then maybe but this I will say, the chance that you ever ROI will be slim to none unless Kaspa goes to the moon which we all hope of course but again only you know based on your personal situation. For me I run my mining operations through my businesses so it makes sense,.

​​@@miningwithunclechuck Thanks for your answer i appreciate it! Ks5 pro will cost me 15 thousand euro at my door. So its very cheap compared with the price other people get it. And yes i have a business so i can show the electricity burned as expenses of my business. I believe it is a huge opportunity at this price so i pre ordered with not thinking it too much Keeping in mind that kaspa didn't have a full cycle yet and we have at least a year of upward trend in the crypto market in front of us.

Unfortunately no, Kaspa uses a completely different mining algorithm than BTC.

Also, how will things "go crazy"? Thank you 👍

In short as mentioned the Antminer KS5 is double the hashrate of the current most powerful Kaspa miner and as more of these new miners come online, not specifically the first production run but the second and third this is going to balloon the Kaspa hashrate at an even faster rate and add in the combination of the regular Kaspa emission schedule which reduces the miner rewards on a monthly basis means less profits. If the price of Kaspa were to increase this would help offset this slightly obviously, but we aren't seeing that at the moment with the price of Kaspa.

If Bitmain decides to flood the market by dumping the price on the KS5 to a point that the "regular" guy can afford to purchase one of these and let's be honest, most home miners can't afford to dump 35k but... say these were 3k? They would fly off the shelves and send the Kaspa hashrate to the moon. Just a possible scenario of course.

@@miningwithunclechuck Understood, thank you. Makes me wonder if mining KAS is worth it, or go with a cheaper miner and piddle along at $30 to $50 a day....

@@miningwithunclechuck might explain why they're priced so high (although they are first version, after all)

IBlink support is absolutely horrible. I've sent many emails in the past and currently on a new control board I purchased over a month ago that they haven't shipped yet, and just crickets. If I do get a resonance I will let you know lol. Have you tried emailing their support?

After you've logged into the dashboard of your KSO Pro using your PC and set it up for the first time, you can turn your PC off after that.

To be honest with the KS5s shipping I would wait and see what happens with the Kaspa hashrate when all these new miners hit the network, as Bitmain is already producing a second batch. Profitability is going to take a big hit. I wouldn't waste the cash at the moment. If profitability takes a big hit then miner prices could fall as well in the future.

This I will say, iBeLink miners are ok but their support is just horrible in my experience. Good luck getting an email response back from them when you need something or have a question, unless you are buying something of course lol..

Appreciated thank you!

Yeah the KS5 uses a C20 to P13 cable similar to the Antminer S21. The C20 side of the cable you can use with many of the available PDUs out there.

What other firmware are you speaking of? Always interested in what other options are out there but to be honest I haven't had any real issues with Twifts devs firmware on the miners I use it on, which is only a few of the many.

​@@miningwithunclechuck😅 0:56 😅😅😅😅😅

you can send link about overclock firmware .thnaks

Yeah the miner overheated. I ended up replacing one of the fans that failed, but... the miner has been up and mining hassle free for about 15 months.

@@miningwithunclechuck i just saw that you run them on 88c+ try to gett a better cooling wish you the best luck

Make sure you have the stratum address correct for K1 pool if that's the pool you're using. Look in the description below this video I have included them there for you to cut and paste. Second make sure you have your K1 pool account ID that's at the top of your K1 pool dashboard entered correctly in your miner dashboard as well. If you've added a worker name make sure you put a period after the K1 pool ID. Example dfhdgsjt45uhvjug.asic where ASIC would be your miner name of choice.

@@miningwithunclechuck I seen what I did wrong when i copy and paste it that screen didn't show the start of it so I left it then copy paste so start was doubled vs just once

I'll be honest I still have most of my Kaspa miners with Humpool at the moment although I'm testing ViaBTCs Kaspa pool as well now, as they've made some upgrades in the last few weeks to their Kaspa pool. We mine BTC,LTC/Doge and CKB with ViaBTC but I found Humpool was better for Kapsa mining. So far things are looking good with ViaBTC but I haven't been mining Kaspa there long enough yet to make the finale call. Ask me in another week or so.

@@miningwithunclechuck Thank you for your honest feedback! Which pool can you recommend for BTC payouts?

@@godsdeepmusic I've had good luck with ViaBTC and up and mining with my S19XPs their for over a year.

@@godsdeepmusic I use ViaBtc and you can chose payouts in BTC if you happen to be mining any of the coins they support with there pools.

What equipment are you trying to get rid of?? I’m looking to buy 2 or 4 L7’s

@@gaildian6 at this point I'm possibly looking at a third facility as I'm maxed out power wise with both my buildings and have a number of spare miners that are actually still profitable but.. no juice to run them. If I don't get another spot I will probably sell some of them.

Yes duel ming is more profitable.

Yes these prices are so out of reach for the regular guy, I know I've said this before but honestly who can afford $35 plus K USD in the real world these days...

It depends where you are. In my country i get it 15 thousand euro at my door.

Good deal thanks but I'm stacked for miners at both buildings now and actually selling a few things to make room for newer models as we are tapped out power wise.

Thank you sir for the reply appreciate you

Ill buy them from you

are you here in the states?

​@@gaildian6 yes they are still available

Your K1 pool fees are typically 1% paid.The referral code gives you a discount on your first month of fees and to be honest I can't seem to see that on the pool where they actually mention that so I messaged support. As far as your miner name make sure you put under where it says Wallet/Worker in the dashboard of your miner, put your K1 pool account ID and something like this just made up of course. KrTCFLlBTRGYTR.asic Replace ASIC in my example with your miner name of choice and it should pop up in the dashboard of K1 Pool.

If your hell bent on mining buy sooner than later as miner prices are continuing to climb with the market the way it is, especially Kaspa miners. Everybody is buying now don't let anybody fool you as re-sellers are selling miners like crazy. Try to buy a Kaspa ASIC? Tough to find one in stock. I just received an Antminer KS3 8.2 today and haven't even set it up yet. This I will say and I hate to say this as I'm a true miner spending money sometimes I shouldn't on new hardware lol.. but... Buying the coin at this time really isn't a bad idea over buying a miner and getting into the game and again I hate to say it this but I'm trying to be honest with you and save you some potential aggravation. Now If you have cheap electrical or a business you can purchase your miners through and write off your electrical and hardware costs that's a different story but.. not financial advice of course.

@@miningwithunclechuck i think so

Tell me about it it's just ridiculous, and the funny thing is the suppliers in China all seem to think we are all made of money in North America lol...

At the 32k price point it puts these KS5s out of reach for the average guy but ... based on history a few months down the line Bitmain will drop the prices so the regular guy can afford to buy in... at that time is when we possibly could have a problem. If the kS5 price stays high I don't see a problem. At the moment I'm not too concerned.

This will make the network hashrate go up, and price will follow. So far, the growing mining infrastructure has been very positive for the network