Vnish firmwares recently experienced a devfee issue where certain models would disconnect from the Devfee server and some miners were unable to reconnect. This hotfix will resolve that.

The StealthMiner has been upgraded to offer both superior performance and reduced noise levels.

Introduction The StealthMiner uses a whitelabel Vnish as base firmware. You can install a firmware of your choice as well, but I recommend this firmware as the best performing at the stock 12.2V of the APW3++ power supply used in the build. This firmware also includes the ability to individually tune chips and allows for much more fine tuning if you have a few slow/bad chips. None of the other firmware...

The StealthMiner uses a white label Vnish and new update is out with new features and a pleasant surprise of 3 more "tuner" settings added to the JPro+ model boards used in the StealthMiner JPro+ model. Previously, the tuner profiles covered ~27-30 TH operation on the StealthMiner with Noctua fans and unmodified APW3++ PSU. Nominal operation has now opened up to ~21-30TH, and those are the numbers I feel safe...

I have more work to do for guides, but here is a quick timeplapse video... https://x.com/SatStackingPleb/status/1779632379528720396 The below table outlines the parts that I am using to assemble. Hashboard Data Cable 18 pin (from hashboard) APW3++ Control Board Loki Lite https://pivotalpleb.com/products/loki-kit Fan Noise Speed RPM Reduction Resistor Cable, 2Pin  https://amzn.to/4advKKJ 1/4''-20 X 4-1/2'' Phillips Oval Head Machine Screw, (25 Pack), 18-8 (304) Commercial Grade Corrosion Resistant Steel https://amzn.to/3BRnvYf FN-GALE-01  * Each Gale fan...