Topic: Antminer S1 got shot (Read 693 times)
I think you should contact the reseller first!~
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Probabaly another BFL shill they seem to have been making themselves look good by playing down bitmain recently.
Probabaly another BFL shill they seem to have been making themselves look good by playing down bitmain recently.
i think antminers got shot
What caliber? If .22LR you might be able to fix. Anything larger probably not a chance. Probably birdshot.
Check the circuit breaker in the house first.
i think antminers got shot
What caliber? If .22LR you might be able to fix. Anything larger probably not a chance.
-your language is a bit confusing. heres what i understand:
-you had 3 machines running on two iball extension cord/bars. (Presumably on the same duplex outlet?). It worked without a problem (about 1250W power draw considering PSUs)
-you added two more machines (another ~800W). Total of 2000W (or around 17A of 120V).
Sounds like 1 of two things occured:
1) the extension cords can only handle 15A and they popped. Its possible your circuit panel also popped if it was a 15A outlet. (If it was a 20A it might not pop, but would be loaded near the limit and any other lights/applances on it could push it beyond safe limits (should never have 24/7 load over 80% of circuit rating)
2) your PSUs cant handle the antminers the way they are setup. They trip when the antminer starts hashing at full power draw, and a few seconds later turn back on and the ants reboot, start hashing, and trip the PSU again.
-you had 3 machines running on two iball extension cord/bars. (Presumably on the same duplex outlet?). It worked without a problem (about 1250W power draw considering PSUs)
-you added two more machines (another ~800W). Total of 2000W (or around 17A of 120V).
Sounds like 1 of two things occured:
1) the extension cords can only handle 15A and they popped. Its possible your circuit panel also popped if it was a 15A outlet. (If it was a 20A it might not pop, but would be loaded near the limit and any other lights/applances on it could push it beyond safe limits (should never have 24/7 load over 80% of circuit rating)
2) your PSUs cant handle the antminers the way they are setup. They trip when the antminer starts hashing at full power draw, and a few seconds later turn back on and the ants reboot, start hashing, and trip the PSU again.
I had 3 antminers running connected to two Iball Extension boards with 4 slots each
i had 3 antminers they were running good with no problem
Then i got two machines more i connected them
and went outside with my freind for 2 hours i came back and everything was off
the two extension boards probably got shot so i reapired them they are working now
but those antminers just blinking light
i think antminers got shot
i tried resetting the antminer via the button
Please tell what to do http://
i had 3 antminers they were running good with no problem
Then i got two machines more i connected them
and went outside with my freind for 2 hours i came back and everything was off
the two extension boards probably got shot so i reapired them they are working now
but those antminers just blinking light
i think antminers got shot
i tried resetting the antminer via the button
Please tell what to do http://
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