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tbonetony

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Quote from: coopsindahouse on March 04, 2017, 07:37:04 PM

Can I buy a few of your S4's when your finished with them?
You have a really nice setup I wish I could get to a commercial stage like that.
I am new to bitcoin and looking to get in with a lower cost miner.

Please send me a PM with your quantity and what you are looking for. I am sure we can work something out. Thanks.

coopsindahouse

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Can I buy a few of your S4's when your finished with them?
You have a really nice setup I wish I could get to a commercial stage like that.
I am new to bitcoin and looking to get in with a lower cost miner.

tbonetony

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Quote from: Kemarit on February 25, 2017, 07:06:32 AM

I was drolling watching your youtube video Grin

I also noticed the airflow as well,
For sure its definitely hot in there, a little would help IHMO. Also I noticed the
wiring, needed a little harness I think.

I'm also interested on how safety are being put in your mining? Are neighbors
around? No complaint from them? I also put up a thread regarding the safety
or security of doing bitcoin mining business. Here's the link:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1787233

If you think you can contribute, please do, so that others could learn as well.
Goodluck!!!

Thanks for your feedback.

The video was taken from one of our current facilities during a hot day (ambient 25+ degC). The heating is a bit of the issue and we are actively working on improving it. We have a new building currently under construction and it will provide much better ventilation to address this issue.

As for security, it should not be an issue because our farms are centered within an operating factory and there are workers and security around the clock. As well since it is in an industrial area, there's no residential concerns Wink

Kemarit

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I was drolling watching your youtube video Grin

I also noticed the airflow as well,
For sure its definitely hot in there, a little would help IHMO. Also I noticed the
wiring, needed a little harness I think.

I'm also interested on how safety are being put in your mining? Are neighbors
around? No complaint from them? I also put up a thread regarding the safety
or security of doing bitcoin mining business. Here's the link:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1787233

If you think you can contribute, please do, so that others could learn as well.
Goodluck!!!

tbonetony

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Activity: 441

Merit: 250

No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy

Quote from: Betwrong on February 21, 2017, 04:02:53 PM

The placement looks good IMO, no wood around, just metal and concrete. I liked the grid shelves, I think they are the best to prevent overheating. Also I think that your price for the hosting, $0.055/kWh, is really low. I think miners who live in Australia, where prices are several times higher, and in Indonesia, where prices at least two times higher, might consider to use your hosting. I wish you good luck with your business.

Thank you. We just launched so there's a lot of work still behind the scene. We will do our best to offer great value, not just cheap power, to our clients.

Betwrong

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Quote from: tbonetony on February 20, 2017, 06:21:06 PM

I have recently posted a video clip of our K&T hosting farm:
https://youtu.be/8SQAeTklmHY

This was completely private before but now we decide to open to the public as we have abundant resources here. All those old gears S4, SP20, etc. hopefully will soon RIP and replaced with S7/9's Grin

Thanks for watching.

The placement looks good IMO, no wood around, just metal and concrete. I liked the grid shelves, I think they are the best to prevent overheating. Also I think that your price for the hosting, $0.055/kWh, is really low. I think miners who live in Australia, where prices are several times higher, and in Indonesia, where prices at least two times higher, might consider to use your hosting. I wish you good luck with your business.

tbonetony

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No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy

Quote from: fanatic26 on February 20, 2017, 08:37:00 PM

35c is awful hot, you might want to work on upping your airflow quite a bit if you plan on expanding. It should ideally feel like you are working in a wind tunnel there is so much air movement. From how still the papers on the racks were id say there isnt much airflow at all through the racks. Also intake temperatures like that are reaching the limits of what the systems are rated for. I can tell you for sure that S9s will have issues in that temperature, they are much more sensitive than S7s to the heat.

thanks for the feedback. we are aware of this issue and improvements are already in progress. new building will have much better ventilation than this one, mostly filled with out dated gears.

fanatic26

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35c is awful hot, you might want to work on upping your airflow quite a bit if you plan on expanding. It should ideally feel like you are working in a wind tunnel there is so much air movement. From how still the papers on the racks were id say there isnt much airflow at all through the racks. Also intake temperatures like that are reaching the limits of what the systems are rated for. I can tell you for sure that S9s will have issues in that temperature, they are much more sensitive than S7s to the heat.

tbonetony

sr. member

Activity: 441

Merit: 250

No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy

I have recently posted a video clip of our K&T hosting farm:
https://youtu.be/8SQAeTklmHY

This was completely private before but now we decide to open to the public as we have abundant resources here. All those old gears S4, SP20, etc. hopefully will soon RIP and replaced with S7/9's Grin

Thanks for watching.

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