Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 540. (Read 5352367 times)

The payout confirmation was just clearing the way for the next block in 4.32 hours

Yes, just noticed it was confirmed in my core wallet.
Nice to get a payout a little ahead of schedule.

MINE ON!

That is exactly what I found. The wiring was switched opposite of the other units. I did not have time to shut it dow nand switch it tonight but probably can tomorrow. Will post if it makes a difference on temps.

I'm surprised it took this long for someone to pick it up

Heh those block fees must be getting low - pool payout for 505456 confirmed early again (about 15mins ago)

Officially it is $65 per kW per month (measured kW and not estimated).  With 9 S7s, 2 A721s, and 11 S9s it works out to $0.32/TH/day or $0.079/kWh.

Edit:  If I can get all of those S7s replaced with S9s or some of the newer A8s, my hash rate would go way up with little to no increase in hosting fees.  That's the goal but damn it's become nearly impossible to get new equipment from anywhere!

Edit2:  As you work your way through the numbers, all of my S9s range from 1290W-1520W and my S7s range from 1210W-1470W.  Both of my A7s are 1000W each.  There is a lot of range in the power usage of this equipment and there is no perfect answer but after 3 years of paying this host, I know how much it costs.

No.  It protects from all types of surges.  Even those rumored to be generated inside - for a long list of reasons.

Start with the most obvious reason.  How many appliances have been replaced today?  What damaged less robust appliances?  What protected GFCIs, dishwasher, clocks, furnace, recharging electronics, refrigerator, modem, LED & CFL bulbs, AC powered telephones (ie FIOS), garage door opener, TVs, and the most critical items if a surge existed - smoke detectors?   All those are suffering damage if internally generated surges exist.  Why not replaced daily?  Because internally generated surges are myths - intentional lies - generated to sell protectors that (otherwise) do not claim effective protection (such as APC).

If internally generated surges can damage those other appliances, then near zero joules in an APC are first to fail.

No protector does protection.  Not one.  That 'whole house' protector is effective because it makes a low impedance (ie less than 10 foot) connection to single point earth ground.  Then all types of surges - even a destructive hundreds of thousands of joule surges - are harmlessly absorbed outside.

For some reason, too many want to believe a protector must be between a surge source and its victim.  That implies a lack of basic electrical knowledge.  A surge does damage because it is hunting destructively for earth.  If any path to earth is not destructive, then all adjacent devices are not damaged.  What is a lowest impedance path?  That connection to earth (either by a hardwire with no protector, or by a properly installled protector) defines protection.

Earth a 'whole house' protector to do (more numbers - this time from the IEEE) 99.5% to 99.9% of the protection.  But, always, and again, a protector is only as effective as its earth ground (which obviously is not a wall receptacle safety ground).

So 1100 kWh X .08 = $88.00? is your hosting fee?  a month?

My total host fee works out the same as $0.08 electricity.  It was costing me $0.10 at my house and the noise and heat was brutal.

What are they charging these days for hosting a S9?  and does that include the cost of power?

I have a location that I can use for hosting, but with a max of 200 amp 240 Volt service.  I might be able to get higher service, then it starts to get into commercial rates for electricity.  Looks to work out to 22 S9's can be run there.  I would be able to have a fibre connection to the location as well.  150 Mbit symetrical.

IPhone?   Yeah, they like capitalizing the first character even when you  implicitly say not to...  I had that issue before and it drove me up the wall.

There's always a silver lining! Good job!

I have 3 S7s that are in varying stages of swan songs that I'm trying to replace.  My hosting site is full so I can only replace; can't add new until they have expanded their capacity.  One of these S7s will be replaced in early February and I can't wait.  I can't seem to buy anything anymore so I don't know if I'll ever be able to replace the other 2.

Finally, the replacement miner for poor, departed R4B4 has arrived in the ice mines at Hoth.  Took so long after multiple delays I hate to even think about it, but at least I've increased my hashrate by 50% so that's a plus. 
Mine on! 

I have .09kwh here in nc.

I have alot of room for more but would like to get thr roi on what i have currently.

I can host some though.

Amen to that, peace of mind not having to hear the miners.  Go check up on them once a quarter or so, otherwise, LET 'EM MINE!!!

MINE ON WITH KANO-SAN!

... of the 3 equally important ones
3) Difficulty

Nice... lol

They have been prophesying they will be unprofitable for the last two years. Too many factors go into the equation for an accurate answer. Power costs and bitcoin price being two of the largest factors.  

it all depends on your electric cost and where the price of BTC is at.

When will the s9s be unprofitabily?