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clgrissom3

legendary

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: AerialGopher on March 27, 2018, 03:08:29 AM

Here is the answer I was kind of looking for... well, it could of been simplified... :-)

"You might think that the width of the equator is zero, which it is at any given instant. Averaged over time, however, it is about 9 metres because that is the variation of the ‘Chandler wobble’, which is a slight oscillation in the Earth’s spin axis. This is thought to be mainly caused by differential seasonal air pressures which piles the ocean up in different parts of the planet on a seasonal basis. It is possible that some of the Chandler wobble could be caused by slight differential rotation between the Earth’s core and mantle. Plate tectonics may also have a contributory effect."

I Go to sleep now, and expect a Block when I wake up. IN MY NAME!!! Oh that would be so funny if I found a block...... Crossing fingers....

I saw that definition with a Google search when you first posted it but what was the "Hint: Friends" all about?

The pool is at 102PHs so far and looking good! Cheesy

gaud

newbie

Activity: 84

Merit: 0

Quote from: AerialGopher on March 27, 2018, 03:08:29 AM

Here is the answer I was kind of looking for... well, it could of been simplified... :-)

"You might think that the width of the equator is zero, which it is at any given instant. Averaged over time, however, it is about 9 metres because that is the variation of the ‘Chandler wobble’, which is a slight oscillation in the Earth’s spin axis. This is thought to be mainly caused by differential seasonal air pressures which piles the ocean up in different parts of the planet on a seasonal basis. It is possible that some of the Chandler wobble could be caused by slight differential rotation between the Earth’s core and mantle. Plate tectonics may also have a contributory effect."

I Go to sleep now, and expect a Block when I wake up. IN MY NAME!!! Oh that would be so funny if I found a block...... Crossing fingers....

the equator wobbles with it nothing which iss one dimensional in nature can have a 2nd dimension jst like any other longtitudinal or latitude they are lines which are 1 demension even if u believe the line dosent wobble then the earth wabbles within it perhaps changeing its location but never its nature.

BSGMiner

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Merit: 16

1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)

Over 100%!

Let's get ta crackin'!!!

childofGod

newbie

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Merit: 0

Quote from: Kmmille2 on March 27, 2018, 09:46:58 AM

I have 6 Baikal Giant B, 3 S9's and 2 L3+'s - If you can help show me how to set them up, I'd be happy to join the pool.

Is there a guide anywhere? I haven't mined on anything other than NH so far.

I can walk you through on Skype if that helps. Skype me at scotty.sinclair. I'm in MN, USA

nazzer

member

Activity: 238

Merit: 11

Quote from: Kmmille2 on March 27, 2018, 09:46:58 AM

I have 6 Baikal Giant B, 3 S9's and 2 L3+'s - If you can help show me how to set them up, I'd be happy to join the pool.

Is there a guide anywhere? I haven't mined on anything other than NH so far.

You can hook up the S9's - refer to the first post:

Code:

+--------------------+-------------------------------------+
+ Pool1: | stratum+tcp://stratum.kano.is:3333 |
+--------------------+-------------------------------------+
+ Worker: | Kano.worker |
+--------------------+-------------------------------------+
+ Password: | x +
+--------------------+-------------------------------------+

Kano is your username - register on Kano.is
Pool list is in 1st post

Make sure you set your wallet address after logging in and you're good to go

Kmmille2

jr. member

Activity: 40

Merit: 5

I have 6 Baikal Giant B, 3 S9's and 2 L3+'s - If you can help show me how to set them up, I'd be happy to join the pool.

Is there a guide anywhere? I haven't mined on anything other than NH so far.

ecosprog

newbie

Activity: 29

Merit: 0

After a long wait I finally got my power upgrade so I can run all my miners. An additional 30TH now coming online.

I know it´s not much, but it all adds up.

nazzer

member

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Merit: 11

Quote from: Halminer on March 27, 2018, 08:10:30 AM

Just moved my miners (105TH +/-) to Kano Cheesy

Mine-on!

Open the pod bay doors, HAL.

Roll the dice!

rifleman74

member

Activity: 658

Merit: 21

4 s9's 2 821's

Quote from: Halminer on March 27, 2018, 08:10:30 AM

Just moved my miners (105TH +/-) to Kano Cheesy

Mine-on!

Welcome aboard, and MINE ON WITH KANO-SAN!

Halminer

newbie

Activity: 26

Merit: 29

Just moved my miners (105TH +/-) to Kano Cheesy

Mine-on!

AerialGopher

jr. member

Activity: 196

Merit: 4

Here is the answer I was kind of looking for... well, it could of been simplified... :-)

"You might think that the width of the equator is zero, which it is at any given instant. Averaged over time, however, it is about 9 metres because that is the variation of the ‘Chandler wobble’, which is a slight oscillation in the Earth’s spin axis. This is thought to be mainly caused by differential seasonal air pressures which piles the ocean up in different parts of the planet on a seasonal basis. It is possible that some of the Chandler wobble could be caused by slight differential rotation between the Earth’s core and mantle. Plate tectonics may also have a contributory effect."

I Go to sleep now, and expect a Block when I wake up. IN MY NAME!!! Oh that would be so funny if I found a block...... Crossing fingers....

gaud

newbie

Activity: 84

Merit: 0

Quote from: jungleb0y on March 26, 2018, 10:46:24 PM

Quote from: AerialGopher on March 26, 2018, 07:32:23 PM

Well, the time has come and gone.. and I did not even receive one response to my trivia... so I guess no winners... I guess I declare my self the winner since I know the answer and the S9 is already hashing on my username. :-)

Maybe my question was too hard to find an answer?

I dont qualify but I'll answer anyway because im an astronomy nerd, it's 7926 miles in diameter, it also has a greatest distance around the world because it's pretty much bulging out at the equator because of the earths rotation, like if you were to spin a water balloon while holding onto the tie it will grow in size around what could be it's equator (the balloon that is).

It's actually getting less over the years because the earth is slowing very slowly, I heard that millions of years ago days were actually what we would consider 20 hours instead of the 24 we have now.

I picked me up a Celestron NexStar 102 SLT a few months ago and where im at we have pretty low light pollution so I can get some decent photos with the Canon.

i still say thats the length of the line and it has no width

jungleb0y

newbie

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Quote from: AerialGopher on March 26, 2018, 07:32:23 PM

Well, the time has come and gone.. and I did not even receive one response to my trivia... so I guess no winners... I guess I declare my self the winner since I know the answer and the S9 is already hashing on my username. :-)

Maybe my question was too hard to find an answer?

I dont qualify but I'll answer anyway because im an astronomy nerd, it's 7926 miles in diameter, it also has a greatest distance around the world because it's pretty much bulging out at the equator because of the earths rotation, like if you were to spin a water balloon while holding onto the tie it will grow in size around what could be it's equator (the balloon that is).

It's actually getting less over the years because the earth is slowing very slowly, I heard that millions of years ago days were actually what we would consider 20 hours instead of the 24 we have now.

I picked me up a Celestron NexStar 102 SLT a few months ago and where im at we have pretty low light pollution so I can get some decent photos with the Canon.

Biodom

legendary

Activity: 3892

Merit: 4331

Marketplace>Goods>Computer hardware

CryptoStash

newbie

Activity: 26

Merit: 0

Quote from: Biodom on March 26, 2018, 09:12:29 PM

I have one S9 (hosted) for sale at $950 shipped to US ($40 discount vs marketplace to Kano's pool members).
This S9 hashes stably on two boards at 7.9-8th/s, making price a bargain.
If interested, send me a PM.

Could be interested but stupid PM limit (account is old but seldom use it I guess it never "leveled up") for the day, if you can PM me a means of contacting you..whatever platform you prefer.

selfblumpkin

jr. member

Activity: 119

Merit: 2

I've got something like 31 $100 dollar coupons i'll sell for 20 a piece, ~5 200 dollar coupons for 50 a piece, and 2 $220 dollar coupons for 60 a piece.

PM me if interested. any S9 owners who bought late last year early this year likely has the same.

I just picked up 2 S9's with PSUs, shipped ended up being 1500 a piece.

They're unloading the last of their inventory before an imminent S11 release if is my thought.

Only one coupon can be used per miner, but there's a lot in stock. My Kano collection is growing Cheesy

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I run a hosted mining facility where I receive 25% of the net. These are actually my first purchases for me alone. 17 are running now, and I've got three 220 outlets left that i saved for myself Cheesy

EDIT: there's no two month wait on these miners either. Mine were ordered 2 days ago and they ship April 1 Cheesy

Biodom

legendary

Activity: 3892

Merit: 4331

I have one S9 (hosted) for sale at $950 shipped to US ($40 discount vs marketplace to Kano's pool members).
This S9 hashes stably on two boards at 7.9-8th/s, making price a bargain.
If interested, send me a PM.

CryptoStash

newbie

Activity: 26

Merit: 0

Quote from: lok8nusa on March 26, 2018, 08:29:38 PM

So ironic. I recently purchased an S7. It's not even here, yet. But I have already made the decision; that was my last machine made by them. I'm switching over to Canaan products for future purchases.

In the same boat with S9's myself, would like to put some additional Canaan hardware to work here. Groupbuy?

rifleman74

member

Activity: 658

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4 s9's 2 821's

Quote from: lok8nusa on March 26, 2018, 08:29:38 PM

So ironic. I recently purchased an S7. It's not even here, yet. But I have already made the decision; that was my last machine made by them. I'm switching over to Canaan products for future purchases.

It'll be there soon!

lok8nusa

member

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Call 811 before you dig

So ironic. I recently purchased an S7. It's not even here, yet. But I have already made the decision; that was my last machine made by them. I'm switching over to Canaan products for future purchases.

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