Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 355. (Read 1260354 times)

So you want to tell me that having miners in your house is better than having miners in your house+3 other datacenters? Ok...

Yeah i laughed myself hard also on this one. Next thing is someone telling the cloud´s are good for decentralization also

Anyway they are really good machines with very nice engineering on it although extremely noisy wich is normal for datacenters or for someone who wants a divorce   

that is pretty funny.

I have SP30s in 3 different datacenters on 2 continents. I see this as being more decentralized than having them all in my home.

SP-10 is the king of noise and SP-30 is the Queen then you will have the SP-20 making it the princess

I don´t know why manufacturers ignore the noise effect, yeah yeah they are meant to be in data-centers but that´s not decentralization

I think the SP20 fan design is too loud, just as the SP10's were. I will check the s4 to see how loud and cost.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/antminer-s4-2ths-batch-1-on-sale-this-week-shipping-before-sept-ends-784897

did you consider Sp-20?

Exactly. Thanks for clarification ;-)

I am wondering will it make sense to buy an SP30 or a few Bitmain S4's.... 

He's talking about the values on the chart here .. the hashrate "seems" to drop every time before a difficulty change .. but the fact is, it's like that because of the mathematical model of adapting the difficulty to the hashrate, not because the miners outthere unplug their equipment.

https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty

Your designs always look marvelous.

Great work!

My ears ring every time someone talks about me

No fixed contract, we're month to month.
When you decide that you're done hosting, you'll have a few options. We can ship back to you if you'd like.. If you sell your unit and would like us to ship to the new owner, we can do that as well.
As for duty fees, unfortunately I can't answer that one.  I can tell you two things..  When Fed Ex ships to us here in the states, we don't have to cover a fee, because it's classified as "computer equipment". And the 2nd thing, which is just a thought in my own head.. Since you already own the item and we would just be sending it back to you, would there be a duty fee?

Feel free to throw me a message if you have any other questions, or even an email: [email protected]

Do you have any of those crystal balls for sale, I would love one!

Don't worry. It will drop down to about 5-7% just few days before next difficulty change ;-)

Agree .. somehow related and interesting video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-TLA3j-ic4

SP have been very quiet in the last days even sales are not answering ..... any news?

Difficulty is up another ~15% in eight days , Not sure if it is worth it to invest in ANY new hardware at the current hardware prices .  Even with a coupon and discounts a SP35 or 31 costs over 3k with shipping

ROI is looking somewhat impossible because by October when units ship difficulty could be up 30% from now ugh.

I think one of the points made was that NEMA is a US association making US standards. Making references to L6-30 receptacles while providing instructions to people in the UK is not advisable.

+1

Safety first always people. Listen to the warnings please. If you are new to mining and do not know what you are doing please find some mentor locally to help you through this especially a licensed electrician for any electrical modifications. Do not ignore what 2112 is saying here he has your best interest and your safety at heart.

What can I say? You are just an ignorant idiot. I even provided the links describing the differences between UK and US electrical wiring.

I'm all for capitalism and transfer of capital from stupid people in "old world" to smart people in "new world".

But what is now happening here is a sort of homicide/suicide pact done over the web forum. A homicide on the part of idiot giving the advice. Suicide on the part of idiot willing to follow the advice. It is a significant step beyond simple transfer of capital.

Thus far the worst occurrence related to Bitcoin mining was one guy suffering heat-stroke or brain-stroke after falling asleep in his very hot bedroom filled with mining equipment.

What is happening here (if followed literally to completion) will quite probably end in actual injury or death of boscocoin. The libertarian in me isn't really against it, if boscocoin has a death wish then let him fulfill it. But it may be a bad marketing for Spondoolies if boscocoin kills himself trying to install their miner.  So I'm somewhat torn ethically. On one hand I'm not really against ruthless people (like bobsag3 and klondike_bar) ripping off naive people. But when the ruthlessness moves into potential death-causing misadventures, I think I'm ethically obliged to raise an alarm.

I'll wait for the comment from the Israeli people who manage this thread.

Bobsag was stating that you could install an outlet such as an L6-30 on any circit with a 30A live, 30A live, and Ground where the difference in voltage across the live lines is 30A of 220-240V. As far as I know this sort of direct wiring from the fuse panel to the outlet is no different on a european panel than it is on either a 2-phase 120/240V or 3-phase 120/208V breaker panel.


however, you likely could not just swap an outlet or multiple outlets on an existing ring circuit for the reasons you brought up. Unless im missing something?