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Dual BM1370 Lucky Miner LV07 Pro — PunkHash Sent It. I Tore It Down.

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Dual BM1370 Lucky Miner LV07 Pro — PunkHash Sent It. I Tore It Down.

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Dual BM1370 Lucky Miner LV07 Pro. PunkHash Sent It. I Tore It Down. PunkHash sent me a Lucky Miner LV07 Pro. I plugged it in, put it on a pool, then took the whole thing apart. This is the compact 3 TH/s SHA-256 home ASIC in the same tiny aluminum case as the original LV07. Stock claim is 3 TH at 50W. On the bench it pulled about 74W off the included 12V 5A / 60W brick, then 64.4W after I maxed the fan. Input sat around 11.6V. ASIC temp started near 66°C and dropped to about 62°C with the fan at 12,136 RPM. Inside: dual BM1370 chips, spring-loaded removable heatsink, copper bus bars, TPS546D24A power stage, UART pads, XT30 internally, barrel jack on the case. Thermal paste, not glue. Same form factor I already like on the original 1 TH LV07. What I cover: Unboxing the Lucky Miner LV07 Pro from PunkHash First boot, Wi-Fi setup, Mining Dutch + Atlas Pool fallback Real power draw vs the 60W adapter Full teardown and board layout BM1370 ID, VRM, fan, firmware notes Side-by-side with the original LV07 Why I’d run a better 12V supply (lab brick / XT30-XT60) Warranty note: opening this voids the warranty. If your miner is broken, contact the manufacturer first. PunkHash is primarily wholesale, but they also sell singles. Links below. Lucky Miner LV07 Pro specs (manufacturer): SHA-256, 3 TH/s ±10%, 50W ±10%, 12V DC, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz, ~109×99×45 mm, ~370 g, ~38 dBA claimed. 0:00 PunkHash sent a Lucky Miner LV07 Pro 0:34 What the LV07 Pro is (3 TH / 50W) 1:00 Unboxing and silver vs original LV07 1:16 Included 12V 5A 60W power brick 2:16 First power-on and Wi-Fi login 2:44 Pool setup (Mining Dutch / Atlas) 2:59 74W on a 60W brick 3:59 Dashboard: 11.6V, 65.8°C, 644 RPM 4:36 First impressions and PSU warning 5:00 PunkHash shirt / who they are 5:41 Bench teardown + warranty disclaimer 6:35 Opening the case 7:32 Screen cable, fan cable, board date 8:21 XT30 inside, barrel jack outside 9:19 12V fan and board layout 9:48 Removable heatsink and UART pads 10:39 Bus bars on the back of the board 11:47 Heatsink off, thermal paste 12:47 Dual BM1370 chips 13:20 VRM heatsink (not glued) 15:16 Barrel jack vs XT30 / XT60 16:30 TPS546D24A power stage 16:51 Fan maxed: 12,136 RPM 17:28 Power drops to 64.4W, chips ~62°C 17:46 Lucky Miner firmware notes 18:09 PunkHash wholesale vs retail 19:36 Better PSU and 220V note 20:17 Noise, room temp, final thoughts 21:25 Future mods + wrap PunkHash: https://www.punkhash.com/product/luck... Original LV07 teardown: [   • Lucky Miner LV07 Review: Solid Build but O...  ] Pool I used: Mining Dutch / Atlas Pool Questions: have you run an LV07 or LV07 Pro? What PSU are you using on these 12V Lucky Miners? #LuckyMiner #LV07Pro #LuckyMinerLV07Pro #BM1370 #SHA256 #BitcoinMining #ASIC #HomeMining #SoloMining #Bitaxe #Teardown #ElectronicsTeardown #MinerRepair #12VMiner #PunkHash #SyntheticDee