Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 495. (Read 1260354 times)

No news yet from Spondoomies ?

Also could you please ellaborate on:

"Please realize these miners are built to be hosted in an industrial environment. Before you plug these in consult an electrician and make sure to get permits/inspection for any work done...
...These are not home miners like bitmain are, they really need to be in a data centre. A cost you must have calculated on your pre-purchase ROI analysis. "

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8.09575 BTC spent - 5292GH/s in hand & running NOW
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Better than being pissed-on I suppose

Oh wait your waiting on a SP30, need a towel?  (8.09575 BTC spent - 5292GH/s in hand & running NOW) <-- Bit more for your Wheaties..

(8.09575 BTC spent - 5292GH/s in hand & running NOW)

Oh wait your waiting on a SP30, need a towel?  (8.09575 BTC spent - 5292GH/s in hand & running NOW) <-- Bit more for your Wheaties..

I am glad I haven't been following this closely or else I would have been more pissed off by now 

myself in USA I simply have 1 220v circuit wired with 12avg wire rated at 20 amps with a 20 amp 220v double pole breaker and of course the 220v plug at the wall...to do so
into an ISOBAR Euro4 version surge protector 4 volt....here off amazon..I have 3 total 220v plugs/circuits and an isobar euro4 on each one...

http://www.amazon.com/Tripp-Lite-EURO-4-International-Protector/dp/B00006HZ4M/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1406427314&sr=8-3&keywords=euro+4

it is cheaper then a PDU and works for my needs...

this was easy to do because in my case it is in the bsmt near the panel..so what the heck overkill....1 power supply of the 2 on the sp30 will be plugged
into the above 20amp breaker/20 amp socket/indv 220v euro4 isobar for each 20amp line/breaker (again this model eruo4 at 220v because the sp30 comes
with cords that work for this)

YOU DO need however to purchase the 220v cord from the power outlet to the euro4 isobar..(it has interchangeable cords) the euro4 comes with the
same type of cord as the sp30 miners will come with...not the one that goes from the 220v isobar to the plug in the wall..you need to match (see below)

below is cords that come with the sp30 and the isobar euro4 above (at least the end that does not plug into the sp30 power supply that can be a different type)

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003MG9F78/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

below here is the 3 220v cords from the isobar4 4 surge protector to the plug on the wall...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0093WFT5C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

so yeah way over kill but....should work fine 3 circuits using 3 euro4 isobars...1 for each power supply on the sp30 and 1 for the KNC Titan if/when it comes

again overkill but what the heck...as to the tripplite isobars ...well they have saved my butt before so better safe then sorry...
and again cheaper then a PDU

(silly hobby I could have got a bass boat and it probably would have sunk....with my luck anyway..go figure....toys..toys...toys...)

Searing

We're communicating. We don't want to give inaccurate information. Stabilizing new system and new firmware takes time. Stress testing the systems also takes time.
I repeat my original request, please be patient.

Guy

We're communicating. We don't want to give inaccurate information. Stabilizing new system and new firmware takes time. Stress testing the systems also takes time.
I repeat my original request, please be patient.

Guy

I see a lot of posts with varying degrees of correct and incorrect electrical advice

Please realize these miners are built to be hosted in an industrial environment. Before you plug these in consult an electrician and make sure to get permits/inspection for any work done.

I you dont follow my advice and burn your house down (quite probable) your insurance will be void when they find out how the fire started (fact)

These are not home miners like bitmain are, they really need to be in a data centre. A cost you must have calculated on your pre-purchase ROI analysis.

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EDIT: I understand running a new business is difficult and when things dont work out its even tougher. You will always do better by being upfront and communicating promptly. keep up your efforts and communicate more, it would be nice to see you succeed.

I misunderstood your intent, sorry. I'm going way offtopic here so apologies for the diversion but you're actually far more likely to offend someone using a language you're unskilled in.  (The sarcasm regarding politeness in your response did not go unnoticed...)

Once again, we'll release all the info soon, before shipping. Including our compensation plan.
If you have specific issue with your order, you're welcome to email sales@

Edit:
When I've used "couple of days" in the original posting, I've meant few days, not literally couple.

Guy

Absolutely, sorry to break the rules. Spondoolies is based in Israel so i thought it polite to ask potentially difficult questions in hebrew. I see politeness is not highly regarded here so i will ask in english from now on.>>>

Absolutely, sorry to break the rules. Spondoolies is based in Israel so i thought it polite to ask potentially difficult questions in hebrew. I see politeness is not highly regarded here so i will ask in english from now on.>>>

Spondoolies,
You were unable to meet your promises of hardware performance and promised more info in two days; that info has not been supplied. Now you say you will ship and then provide info, that's not good enough, you need to tell purchasers how bad/good the performance and efficiency degradation is before you ship and give an opportunity to refund or you are no better than any of the other pre-order scams.