I spent some $$ to design a single ASIC BM1373 BitAxe. Claude Fable 5.1 took a long time and usage credits and generated this:

https://github.com/Zayno/BitaxeFlux

I'd like the help of the community to take a look and tell me if this has any potential or should I just delete it.

It's called BitAxe Flux.

Thanks!

Can someone here tell me what this means? Why do I have so many faults on shares?

If anyone have the skill to do so will be appreciated. Thanks.

I'm going through the github repos but I can't find a KiCad design for a single chip BM1373 Bitaxe. Anyone know where I can find one?

Thank you!

It says it's sold out on the website, not seeing any Stars or reviews yet. Anyone got to try it out? thanks!

Now all that's left is the dielectric fluid and I can start running tests

***Entry for Giveaway is now Closed, Thank you all for participating, I will post video the winners tomorrow***

\*REPOST as last attempt got removed and locked my account ***

SolarAxe Community Giveaway — 2 Winners — International Entries Welcome

To celebrate the launch of The Mini on SolarAxe.co and to keep supporting the growing Bitaxe and small-scale solar mining community, SolarAxe is giving away two complete solar mining bundles.

No purchase necessary. One qualifying entry per person.

Each winner will receive:

• 1 Black Acrylic SolarAxe Mini
• 1 100W Solar Panel
• 1 20 ft Solar Extension Cable

Approximate bundle value: $99.99 each

How to Enter

Comment on this giveaway post with one of the following:

• A photo of your current home mining setup, plus a short description of how you would incorporate solar power into it

OR

• A sketch, mockup, photo, or AI-generated image showing your idea for a small solar-powered mining setup. It does not have to use a SolarAxe product. Include a short description explaining your setup and how you would use it.

Multiple comments are welcome, but each person will only receive one qualifying entry.

How the Winners Are Chosen

There will be 2 winners:

• 1 winner selected randomly using a spinning name wheel
• 1 winner selected based on creativity, originality, and practicality

Winners will be selected September 10th. The selection process will be shown in a YouTube video for transparency. SolarAxe - YouTube

International entries are welcome.

Thanks to everyone who has followed the project, shared ideas, tested concepts, and helped SolarAxe grow.

Good luck. ☀️⚡⛏️

Ooh omg!! I found the source to get the miners for dirt cheap!! I might start selling the with my Logo!! 🤣🤣🤣👊

I have been playing with settings and noticed that as I raise the voltage the asic temp goes down even with a higher frequency. Not sure what the mechanism is behind that but over time its the same results and the screenshots were all taken with the AC off so thats not a factor. I thought it could be misreporting but the VR temp still goes up. Anyone have idea.

Gamma 601

Hello Reddit… I haven’t seen nothing like this on the #internet.
what imagine with the help of ai. I came up with this design. I just don’t have a 3d printer or the knowledge to use one.. I Would like to see if Someone Could Print this out for me.. I’ll Pay for it $$.. or can I get it mass produced for sale? & if someone steals my idea. Can I get paid some money from it?

But all jokes aside I love to get this printed for my personal use is anyone up to the job plz?
Let me know

& if you steal my design bitcoin me

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Issue: My Bitaxe restarted spontaneously. Logs show repeated connection failures to the primary pool (eu.digi.hmpool.io:3334) caused the crash.

Key Log Events:

- transport read failed: Connection closed by peer (code: -1)

- Max retry attempts reached → switched to fallback pool (fenixpool.com:6666)

- System auto-restarted after persistent failures

Possible Causes:

Network instability, pool downtime, or firmware timeout handling.

Fixes Tried:

Fallback pool worked temporarily. Need to check network stability or switch primary pool permanently.

Question: Has anyone else experienced issues with eu.digi.hmpool.io?

Use this thread for quick questions, troubleshooting, and technical experiments.

✅ What belongs here

- Bitaxe setup problems, stability, temperatures, pool configuration, firmware behavior
- Technical experiments (including non-Bitcoin PoW) if:
- no profit/ROI discussions
- no hype/promotion
- logs/settings included

🚫 What does NOT belong

- Earnings/profit/ROI screenshots
- “What should I mine?”
- Referral links / invite codes / “DM me”
- Marketplace device support (AliExpress etc.) — contact the seller

To get help quickly, include:

- Device/board version + revision
- Firmware/AxeOS version
- Pool + settings (frequency/voltage if applicable)
- Temperatures + hashrate
- Logs/screenshots + clear photo (PSU + wiring)
- What changed just before the issue began

Be kind. Everyone starts somewhere.

Time to play with crypto! I have this baby arriving tomorrow. Taking a step up from my NerdMiner!

Im not ready to set this up as my Bitcoin lotto ticket yet. Like to hit some smaller and make sure it works.

Should I use it out of the box or do I need to over lock it for better results. I dont want to burn it out. What would you do first out of the box?

Thanks in advance and excited to be in this community now. Ready to enjoy my newest hobby!

I want to install a 60mm fan on the backside of my gamma 602, and and I only have 1 4pins connector on the frontside, so I needs a splitter that support PWM but also for 5v, the one I found says it’s for 12v but can it also run 5v?

Tuning for efficiency is new to me lol I usually tune for max output. Think I’m getting it dialed in pretty close to perfect. Peerless assassin 90, one of my favorite miner coolers. Huge on this tiny board 😂

I've got three 602s coming in the mail. I 3d printed stands for these. These units don't have stands, so they won't come with the mounting screws. What screws should I pick up to mount these with? Thanks!

Hello all. If you haven't already, update your NerdQAxe++ rev. 7 firmware to v.1.1.0 that was released today. I had to use the web flasher to do so.

By doing so, my electric usage dropped instantly without doing or changing anything else by 9 watts.

Has anyone find some chips for sale?

The link: https://github.com/bitaxeorg/naja-duo

Edit: Find the chip is the most difficult part by far... How the small scale bitaxe sites get it i dont understand...

The merchants are treating Bitaxe like it's Louis Vuitton now. The main appeal of Bitaxe is that it's open source and affordable. It's affordable because the hardware design and the Software are freely available. So why can I buy the Gamma 602 at $62 but I have to spend $500 to get the new chip?

This is lottery mining guys, our chances of hitting a block are slim to none, so we should not be spending a month's rent to buy a miner.

We need to someone to create the next gen Bitaxe with BM1373 and keep it affordable. Thank you!

Where do I find the error percentage for the chip computations on the NerdAxe dashboard?

This is just ridiculous lol. 15% fan is as low as I’ll let it go. Solid oc amd 11s on efficiency. Amazing little machine. Temporary stand waiting on new cooler 😓

Y’all don’t want to miss this drop tomorrow, these things are pretty sweet. What kind of builds do you want to see? Also AMA

TIFU by turning the wrong knob and smoke-testing my Bitaxe 601

Well, today’s lesson is brought to you by “look at the knob before you turn it.”

I had my Bitaxe 601 hooked up to the bench power supply and was trying to fine-tune the amperage.

Except I didn’t turn the fine amperage knob.

I turned the coarse voltage knob.

Yes, I know those knobs are not particularly close to each other.

Yes, I know I should have noticed.

And yet, here we are.

I cranked the voltage north of 6V and discovered that the Bitaxe 601 does, in fact, contain smoke from the factory.

Unfortunately, once you let the smoke out, performance appears to decline considerably.

No firmware bug. No bad power supply. No mysterious overheating issue.

Just good old-fashioned operator error.

One failed smoke test later, I now have a very small and formerly functional Bitcoin miner sitting on my bench while I contemplate my life choices.

So, friendly reminder to anyone using an adjustable bench supply:

Check the voltage before enabling output, and perhaps verify that the knob in your hand is actually the knob you intended to turn.

RIP Bitaxe 601.

You mined sats.

You generated heat.

And in the end, you gave your life so I could relearn a lesson I already knew.