I added 110kwatts of power. with this order I have 84 spare k-watts left
I could need more of them.
I so like to try to test first then buy more.
It seems harder and harder to do this.
WE may add 1200 more amps at 240
A grand total of 400- 470 k-watts which is 6 to 8 times the 65 we have now.
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I placed order 1103 for one with you .
Nice philip! Will be exciting to see a review coming.
keen to order 2 but they not selling PSU's for either the T2 or T3 series..usually purchase spare PSU's with the machine's. can anyone advise on alternative PSU for the Inno T2/3 series?
Probably just have to request them. You can use our contact form if you like or just reach out to them directly.
keen to order 2 but they not selling PSU's for either the T2 or T3 series..usually purchase spare PSU's with the machine's. can anyone advise on alternative PSU for the Inno T2/3 series?
For all, I know they ordered the part and are assembling it in HK. I mean if you order 100 s17 you can get them assembled in Malaysia by bitmain to get around the tariff... soooo why cant resellers be doing the same thing. But yeah their markup is a solid 100$ then 3% if over 50 miners on average.
Maybe, but the country of origin is still China so you're taking chances. Plus their markup, trustworthiness, etc.
Yup, and this is why I am asking the board admins for a section to discuss hosting. Tariffs/tradewars are really making it viable...
I mean if you hit up resellers on alibaba and shit some will ship out of HK and such to go around tariffs.
Yup, and this is why I am asking the board admins for a section to discuss hosting. Tariffs/tradewars are really making it viable...
2k + $600 in customs fees + shipping... Grrr I hate this
T3 50T is available from Innosilicon. https://innosilicon.com/html/t3-50t-miner/index.html
I placed order 1103 for one with you .
I think we rate Inno as "good" on our satisfaction. I'm OCD so I keep their video up, it's sort of soothing.
It's hard to manage clients though when gear is in such demand, a decent user portal would be helpful for them.
Only thing about more distribution or re sellers is that pricing increases with every touch. Retail pricing on new equipment if available now would be out of control. You'll see as earlier pre orders start to land.
T3 50T is available from Innosilicon. https://innosilicon.com/html/t3-50t-miner/index.html
It's hard to manage clients though when gear is in such demand, a decent user portal would be helpful for them.
Only thing about more distribution or re sellers is that pricing increases with every touch. Retail pricing on new equipment if available now would be out of control. You'll see as earlier pre orders start to land.
T3 50T is available from Innosilicon. https://innosilicon.com/html/t3-50t-miner/index.html
I would have more of their gear if they ran website a bit more friendly to people that do not live in China.
I can't understand this policy. Why they don't just have affiliates or resellers in other parts of the world? I can't understand! I could have bought a few units myself if it was easier to buy within EU, for instance!Why don't they sell in Amazon or Ebay or so?
Yeah, I have bought about 50 A9 Zmasters in the past year via Alibaba, and even orders as big as 20, my total shipping cost was about $700 (sometimes $500 if they double up the shipments), spending $3k on shipping is ridiculous, and I won't shop from them at those prices either.
I would have more of their gear if they ran website a bit more friendly to people that do not live in China.
Yeah, I have bought about 50 A9 Zmasters in the past year via Alibaba, and even orders as big as 20, my total shipping cost was about $700 (sometimes $500 if they double up the shipments), spending $3k on shipping is ridiculous, and I won't shop from them at those prices either.
they want you to buy two or more at a time. As the second is quite a savings.
Of course if you want one at a time you get stuck.
I buy a lot of gear one at a time.
In 2018 and 2019
I purchased six new s9is
11 new L3+
1 t15
7 new m10s
1 t2t 24th
1 t3t 39th
1 new m20s
21 new pieces all from manufacturers.
All single purchases except the l3+ which were in sets of two.
If you notice I spread purchases around three different builders.
And I am not counting the a841s A851s a921. Purchased them from blokforge or got demos direct from Avalon.
My point is Inno loses a lot in sales to a guy like me due to shipping cost. But that’s their business model.
Of course if you want one at a time you get stuck.
I buy a lot of gear one at a time.
In 2018 and 2019
I purchased six new s9is
11 new L3+
1 t15
7 new m10s
1 t2t 24th
1 t3t 39th
1 new m20s
21 new pieces all from manufacturers.
All single purchases except the l3+ which were in sets of two.
If you notice I spread purchases around three different builders.
And I am not counting the a841s A851s a921. Purchased them from blokforge or got demos direct from Avalon.
My point is Inno loses a lot in sales to a guy like me due to shipping cost. But that’s their business model.
One unit to the US from Inno is likely $250 plus. Each additional unit is about $100 ea.
That is insane. How on earth do they justify that? DHL Express is literally half that expensive.
One unit to the US from Inno is likely $250 plus. Each additional unit is about $100 ea.
Will they ever reduce their shipping costs to USA? $120 PER UNIT is crazy expensive. When I order other miners from secondary sellers, its usually less than half that.
Yea, if it's pumping maybe. Everything is priced for wire. So with multiples you get credited more, that and shipping.
Their BTC rates are still pretty high.
You can sometimes catch them when the difference is minimal. Or pay by bank transfer, it takes a bit longer but no BTC exchange shenanigans.
Their BTC rates are still pretty high.
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