Yes, this worked great!

Thanks!

You need to use CUSTOM mode and undervolt (mv item) a little your Apollo (I recommend you two steps less than CUSTOM defaults). You can save EASY 1 amp. Test it 

Got my Apollo LTC up and running today. I got the full package including power supply and pre-loaded Micro-SD card. Got it up and running pointing to litecoinpool.org in 5 minutes including unboxing. Currently inside the house due it is close to 95 F in the garage. Thanks FutureBit team.

http://vasoco.com/img/ApolloLTC.png

Apollo LTC has been running for about 3 hours and its power supply fan turns intermittently for about 5-10 seconds then goes off for several minutes, I have not measured it but feels like fan turns every 10-15 minutes or so. It feels warm but it is very quiet. the Apollo's fan noise is noticeable but very comfortable to run it on my desk table top. I am currently running on ECO mode but will crank it up to balanced mode when I get it on the miners rack in the garage.

Home's thermostat is set to 74 F

Hash rate -> 103 Mh/s
Miner temp -> 68 C
MCU temp -> 62 C

Yes that was it. All good now.

I have another concern:
I wanted to set-up Wifi mining because the PSU's fan actually makes quite some noise (the miner itself is very quiet I'm impressed). But the PSU spins up every 1-2 minute and my wife is starting to giving me that look since right now the miner is in the living room next to an ethernet connection.
So I'm able to connect to the Wifi network no problem there, I can see the Wifi dashboard by entering the "new network address" given by the OS but only with my phone, not my desktop. Which is really weird since they are all on the same network...
But anyways when I unplug the ethernet cable and put the miner in another room, it does not mine (solid red light). And I'm not able to connect to the dashboard via Wifi with my phone anymore. So I can't really do anything except rebooting by turning the PSU off/on.

It looks like when I unplug the ethernet cable and leave it close to the modem there is no problem but whenever I move it away it doesn't work. The connection is not as good as when it's close to the modem but it's decent.

Here is how I move the miner:
- click on miner/stop in the dashboard (Do I have to do this or can I just unplug the miner even when it's working?)
- unplug everything
- replug in the other room (no ethernet)
- turn on the miner -> solid red light
- I can't access the dashboard (even with my phone using the wifi IP) when no ethernet connection is present.


Wifi functionality is really something I was counting on

Edit:
I tried different things:
- Unplugging Ethernet and leaving the Apollo connected to Wifi next to the router : Working, but a little more HW errors and lower hashrate
- Miner 10m away from the router: More HW errors and even lower hashrate
- Miner 20m away from the router but close to Wifi range extender: HW errors goes through the roof and low hashrate. Sometimes the miner just looses the connection as well

Not sure if anyone was able to make it work over Wifi in a different room than the router?
I don't know if it's hardware or software related but Wifi functionality really does not work for me...

At this point I might plug the miner to my 700w desktop PSU. I have a couple hundred spare W so in ECO mode it should be fine. Is there any risk in doing so? I don't think so but I'd rather be sure.

 This is what someone recommend me ...

Solar Energy via Panels
Your load is 120W x 24 hours =  2880 watt hours of loads

150 watt solar panel x 5 hours day energy in CA  = 750 watt hours energy

2880/750 3.84 panels = four 150 watt solar modules

Watt = Volts x amps
Solar Energy via Batteries & inverter
Your load is 120W x 24 hours =  2880 watt hours of loads 

2880wh 12.6 volts (12v inverter) x .9  = 205 amps  x 2 = 411 battery amp hours required

Battery options are:

Two Battleborn 12v LiFeSO4 100ah deep cycle battery
Four 6V AGM 224ah sealed lead acid deep cycle batteries.

I've been just playing around so far. I have 4 100 watt panels and just added 4 65 watt used panels. All all 12 volt. I have each group of 4 connected in series and then parallel connection to my 40 watt solar charge controller. I'm producing around 400 watts at peak. I only have one 12 volt battery right now. So I can run the Apollo off solar all day and about 4-5 hours into the night until the controller shuts down due to low battery.

When I started solar I wanted to be able to survive a power outage, in summer power the fridge and winter power the gas furnace. Now the Solar bug has got me so I thought I'd just hook up my Apollos and use up some of this emergency power I'm generating. I picked up the renogy panels for $80 each on amazon sale. Renogy controller was about $60. Used panels were $20 each. Battery was around $160. I'm still looking to get more batteries. A single Apollo cost me $8 to run a month so I'll never get my money back.

But, I bet if you searched craigslist and found some used or newer high voltage panels and could scrape up some deep cycle batteries with a decent controller you could run much cheaper.

As of this reply with a difficulty of 15930321 2 Apollos will get you approx. 0.004 cents/day. At that rate you're looking at $1.46/year, depending on the LTC price. Hope LTC price goes up. I shut my 2 Apollos down today until the LTC price goes up. My 5 Moonlanders have paid for themselves with the Apollos running but that was then and this is now.

Too bad litecoinpool.org doesn't reward finding a block.

I have a bit of a strange question. But is it possible to somehow display the hashing process onto an external display?