It appears to only be the current one when I have the high end machine with 2 Vega 64s running, it will make the current hashrate frame go to zero. I think the term hashrate seems accurate. It only happens when I connect that 2nd worker.

Thanks for all responses to my questions. This is the first I mined LTC on with my ASIC machines. I guess because of the PPLNS scheme its very hard to get a sense of anything happening in contradistinction to other pools.My current take on the PPLNS method is it actually encourages people to jump to other pools where they can see a concrete result for their power usage and effort. It seems like if there are not enough miners connected to actually find blocks, then the effort is wasted, as those shares will never pay out. So right now I'd have to say that the days I threw at RVN  appear to be for naught. I may not understand the process correctly, but its possible to see RVN coins immediately on other pools also with not very many miners connected. This is bothersome. I feel like Coin Foundry does have some good things going nontheless. Its impractical to throw down for that kind of electricity and time with a zero result.

Thanks for all the assistance.

Sincerely

Star

Since, I am not an expert, an explanation of how the system works and why its good to keep mining that coin on the pool.

I do not see anyone else mining RVN at the moment. If no one is mining how are blocks going to be found? Can one guy with one or 2 rigs make that happen?

If its strictly all about the PPLNS noted above, I will have to get a better grasp of how that works. Also noted that when I have 2 machines running on RVN, one a pair of Vega 64s, the hashrate shows zero which is incorrect.