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Adds support for Avalon Nano3s.

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@b-rowan b-rowan merged commit 83035a8 into UpstreamData:master Apr 12, 2025
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Hey @b-rowan, I've noticed that hass-miner is expecting the temperature to be in Celsius, but the Nano3s is returning the value in Fahrenheit. Is it expected to return the value in Celsius from this library? The Nano3s is my only miner, so I don't have anything to compare it to.

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b-rowan commented Apr 14, 2025

Hey @b-rowan, I've noticed that hass-miner is expecting the temperature to be in Celsius, but the Nano3s is returning the value in Fahrenheit. Is it expected to return the value in Celsius from this library? The Nano3s is my only miner, so I don't have anything to compare it to.

I don't think I've ever specified this value as being in Celsius, but AFAIU everyone else reports it in C, so probably a good idea for me to put that down somewhere...

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Hey @b-rowan, I've noticed that hass-miner is expecting the temperature to be in Celsius, but the Nano3s is returning the value in Fahrenheit. Is it expected to return the value in Celsius from this library? The Nano3s is my only miner, so I don't have anything to compare it to.

I don't think I've ever specified this value as being in Celsius, but AFAIU everyone else reports it in C, so probably a good idea for me to put that down somewhere...

@b-rowan actually, I think this was a user issue on my side. It does appear to be output as Celsius.

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