^ That is a little suspicious shop you have managed to find..
Do you realise that you can find a list of official distributors at the Canaan website?
https://canaan.io/official-distributors/
Topic: Canaan releases the "Moose" - Stackable unit containing 12 x 841 ready to mine. (Read 978 times)
December 26, 2018, 05:50:41 AM
August 23, 2018, 11:03:48 AM
Wow, this thing is absolutely beautiful haha. 
I'd love to see builds like this become more prominent.
I'd love to see builds like this become more prominent.
December 26, 2018, 05:31:07 AM
On site antminermegashop.com it was put for sale the Canaan Moose product:
https://antminermegashop.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=67
or:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BQ4r2eu093Denhf5R8Co4leHDJenLsnk
I have ordered this product. Please tell me if the price is correctly set on this website and I will receive this product including the 12 pcs. Avalonminer 841?
https://antminermegashop.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=67
or:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BQ4r2eu093Denhf5R8Co4leHDJenLsnk
I have ordered this product. Please tell me if the price is correctly set on this website and I will receive this product including the 12 pcs. Avalonminer 841?
August 23, 2018, 12:49:32 AM
Possibly not for home use thats for sure , otherwise need to change the whole wiring.
, otherwise need to change the whole wiring. 
June 22, 2018, 10:32:16 AM
Very interesting setup, wonder if they are making room for the 851, or if they will release an 851 Moose.
June 21, 2018, 11:53:35 PM
My thoughts are they may extend that warranty on a case by case sale.
If I wanted to buy I would ask for a longer warranty or just order single units.
If I wanted to buy I would ask for a longer warranty or just order single units.
Good point, I never really considered bartering on the warranty period as opposed to the price point.
I wonder how many people considering these would think the same way.
June 21, 2018, 10:34:17 PM
The power consumption is right on pint with their original per unit ratings. Phil has run some tests on these I think, with settings provided by someone else and they prove to be fairly adjustable. Mind you if you are buying 1 of these I don't think you are worrying about the base power consumption.
I would be surprised by the 90 day warranty being on the actual Miners, it wouldn't be worth it for anyone to give up 87.5% of their warranty just to have a plug and play model. They have been known to boilerplate some entries on the website before. I would think it may be more likely to pertain to breakers,plugs or non mining components.
If you look at the 841 page on the Canaan website it also shows a 90 day warranty period. https://canaan.io/product/avalon-841-april/
I would be surprised by the 90 day warranty being on the actual Miners, it wouldn't be worth it for anyone to give up 87.5% of their warranty just to have a plug and play model. They have been known to boilerplate some entries on the website before. I would think it may be more likely to pertain to breakers,plugs or non mining components.
If you look at the 841 page on the Canaan website it also shows a 90 day warranty period. https://canaan.io/product/avalon-841-april/
My thoughts are they may extend that warranty on a case by case sale.
If I wanted to buy I would ask for a longer warranty or just order single units.
June 21, 2018, 04:16:13 AM
That's pretty bad ass, and the 156 Th/s is impressive in addition to making them stackable like that! The only drawbacks - the 15,480 Watts ±20% of power it consumes and the short 90 day warranty..
The power consumption is right on point with their original per unit ratings. Phil has run some tests on these I think, with settings provided by someone else and they prove to be fairly adjustable. Mind you if you are buying 1 of these I don't think you are worrying about the base power consumption.
I would be surprised by the 90 day warranty being on the actual Miners, it wouldn't be worth it for anyone to give up 87.5% of their warranty just to have a plug and play model. They have been known to boilerplate some entries on the website before. I would think it may be more likely to pertain to breakers,plugs or non mining components.
If you look at the 841 page on the Canaan website it also shows a 90 day warranty period. https://canaan.io/product/avalon-841-april/
June 20, 2018, 08:22:42 AM
If you have that kind of power...this is a no brainer solution.
yeah with proper airflow and power these are nice items.
June 19, 2018, 04:17:55 PM
That's pretty bad ass, and the 156 Th/s is impressive in addition to making them stackable like that! The only drawbacks - the 15,480 Watts ±20% of power it consumes and the short 90 day warranty..
If you have that kind of power...this is a no brainer solution.
June 19, 2018, 03:15:50 PM
That's pretty bad ass, and the 156 Th/s is impressive in addition to making them stackable like that! The only drawbacks - the 15,480 Watts ±20% of power it consumes and the short 90 day warranty..
June 19, 2018, 02:26:58 PM
First I have EVER heard that and frankly there is no reason to separate them.
When I was dealing with support I had attached a photo where there was about 1" spacing between units. I only had them like that for the photo to show all status lights. They told me they were too close and distance between miners should be larger. When 841 units overheat from fan failure the casing gets hot enough to burn you. I had no problems running Avalon 6 units touching each other in the past but they also run cooler.
June 19, 2018, 01:21:27 PM
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Kind of funny they mount them right next to each other like that when their own support will tell you not to and that they are too close.
First I have EVER heard that and frankly there is no reason to separate them. The amount of heat radiated from the sides of the casing is very tiny compared to how much the fans remove. All my miners for the past several years have always been packed next to each other and I have never ever had an issue with cooling them even in 90F ambient. 
June 19, 2018, 12:32:09 PM
There's no back shot, but is it me or does each unit look a little larger than the single 841's? Maybe meaning more air flow across the heat sinks if similar design? 140mm fans or larger?
June 18, 2018, 10:35:39 AM
Pretty cool, but seems to be a sign of having too much stock and never ending price war with Bitmain. Offload what they can with shorter warranty period. Kind of funny they mount them right next to each other like that when their own support will tell you not to and that they are too close.
they would need good external fans
June 18, 2018, 10:34:35 AM
Pretty cool, but seems to be a sign of having too much stock and never ending price war with Bitmain. Offload what they can with shorter warranty period. Kind of funny they mount them right next to each other like that when their own support will tell you not to and that they are too close.
June 17, 2018, 12:08:25 PM
Can the solar array actually power that though? That's a lot of panels to power 15480W.
yeah it is close to a perfect fit and since the major array is grid tied it is not an issue.
Have to talk with buysolar about power in terms of volts. as we are 240 with the array
buying a transformer makes it not practical for us.
also not sure what the inverters he uses put out.
I know buysolar was talking to him about a 240 volt version of it since april.
maybe they won't want to develop that voltage after all
June 17, 2018, 01:56:08 AM
I wonder why the warranty is 90 days?
Single unit 841 has a two year warranty.
I have to say it would fit in the solar array perfectly.
Single unit 841 has a two year warranty.
I have to say it would fit in the solar array perfectly.
Can the solar array actually power that though? That's a lot of panels to power 15480W.
June 16, 2018, 10:46:11 PM
I wonder why the warranty is 90 days?
Single unit 841 has a two year warranty.
I have to say it would fit in the solar array perfectly.
Single unit 841 has a two year warranty.
I have to say it would fit in the solar array perfectly.
June 15, 2018, 08:09:13 PM
Ja. Even with them turned down a bit you are still talking 15+kW per cube. Hardly 'home miner' territory.
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