anyone running their miners off solar?
i have a Solar PV Residential Grid Tie, here in mexico we have s good range of solar production. 
Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 777. (Read 5352367 times)
October 19, 2017, 11:06:16 PM
October 19, 2017, 10:46:19 PM
anyone running their miners off solar?
October 19, 2017, 10:45:28 PM
any thoughts on weather i should wait it out and even go 'all-in' with Kano, or weather i should spread between several pool?
We have 90% of our farm pointed at Kano, about 1 PHs (1,000THs). That's 78 machines right now. Variance is high on a pool this size but we have been very happy with the results thus far. It's nice being in a pool where the administrator is so engaged and the payout process is so transparent. I would recommend you go all in but plan to stay about 3-4 months for the variance to even out.
October 19, 2017, 10:15:42 PM
i have one
love it works great
efficient
Just remember with these S7s (and older antminers) make sure they are secure behind your router.love it works great
efficient
They must not be made accessible from the net otherwise someone will most likely hack into them and redirect them to some other pool or some other account.
true
this why im constantly checking the pool worker stats
October 19, 2017, 10:14:16 PM
i have one
love it works great
efficient
Just remember with these S7s (and older antminers) make sure they are secure behind your router.love it works great
efficient
They must not be made accessible from the net otherwise someone will most likely hack into them and redirect them to some other pool or some other account.
October 19, 2017, 10:02:36 PM
i have one
love it works great
efficient
I know but i really want an s9, but still need to make more money, the electricity bill is not an issue, I live in mexico but I have solar panels in the house (49 units) so I can make profit of that. love it works great
efficient
October 19, 2017, 10:01:24 PM
i have one
love it works great
efficient
Just remember with these S7s (and older antminers) make sure they are secure behind your router.love it works great
efficient
They must not be made accessible from the net otherwise someone will most likely hack into them and redirect them to some other pool or some other account.
October 19, 2017, 09:53:19 PM
an old antmienr s7 ln, money is the issue
October 19, 2017, 09:48:47 PM
I finally got an antminer total noob 
what you get?
October 19, 2017, 09:27:50 PM
I finally got an antminer total noob
October 19, 2017, 09:21:33 PM
Is anyone an Avalon 6 guru? Or point me in the right direction. I purchased a set from Miner WareZ and cannot get anything to show up in the Avalon2 Dev area of the console. I have tried 3 different AUC2 devices and 2 separate controllers. Thx.
PM me. I can maybe help. I ran A6s for quite a while before moving to the 700's.I need to know:
What power supply(s) you're using
What RPi you're using...if more than one, are they both the same...
Where you got the AUC converters
We can hash this out (pun intended).
Elaine
October 19, 2017, 09:05:24 PM
To help put things in perspective ... have a look at your "best share" in your miners, if you are able to.
Mine is 8,352,059,881.
Minimum required for a block is 1,196,792,694,098.
...
Also, the next difficulty change is in about a week. The amount keeps decreasing as the date gets closer, but it's still scary high at 18.5% right now.
M
Mine is 8,352,059,881.
Minimum required for a block is 1,196,792,694,098.
...
Also, the next difficulty change is in about a week. The amount keeps decreasing as the date gets closer, but it's still scary high at 18.5% right now.
M
who knew we are right beside each other on the pool stats
October 19, 2017, 09:02:54 PM
I just added 1 TH
This should do it. Lol
Mine on!!!
Oh snap! Hell yeah! This should do it. Lol
Mine on!!!
I started on this pool almost two years ago as a total noob with a hot rodded S5 blazing 1.1THs! Oh the speed!!
nice!!!
it was my S4 that was running at 50% because i needed another psu but now is at full power
anyway im just a little fish at 34 TH
October 19, 2017, 08:24:02 PM
To help put things in perspective ... have a look at your "best share" in your miners, if you are able to.
Mine is 8,352,059,881.
Minimum required for a block is 1,196,792,694,098.
...
Also, the next difficulty change is in about a week. The amount keeps decreasing as the date gets closer, but it's still scary high at 18.5% right now.
M
Mine is 8,352,059,881.
Minimum required for a block is 1,196,792,694,098.
...
Also, the next difficulty change is in about a week. The amount keeps decreasing as the date gets closer, but it's still scary high at 18.5% right now.
M
October 19, 2017, 08:07:06 PM
I just added 1 TH
This should do it. Lol
Mine on!!!
Oh snap! Hell yeah! This should do it. Lol
Mine on!!!
I started on this pool almost two years ago as a total noob with a hot rodded S5 blazing 1.1THs! Oh the speed!!
October 19, 2017, 07:52:58 PM
I just added 1 TH
This should do it. Lol
Mine on!!!
This should do it. Lol
Mine on!!!
October 19, 2017, 07:13:05 PM
Meanwhile 
On the subject of connections: at the NL node, the provider has (just) notified me that they will be undertaking some network maintenance from UTC 00:00 until UTC 01:00 (in a bit over 2 hours)
This means that there is a possibility of a short failover during that time period on the NL node.
The NL node currently connects over 40 PHs so if there is a short failover during that time, we'll certainly see it on the graph.
(but of course I'll know about it if it happens also)
The network work on the NL node did cause a failover - yeah I was sorta expecting that On the subject of connections: at the NL node, the provider has (just) notified me that they will be undertaking some network maintenance from UTC 00:00 until UTC 01:00 (in a bit over 2 hours)
This means that there is a possibility of a short failover during that time period on the NL node.
The NL node currently connects over 40 PHs so if there is a short failover during that time, we'll certainly see it on the graph.
(but of course I'll know about it if it happens also)
The failover time was 00:06 UTC (5 mins ago) and the hash rate is back up again.
Hopefully there will be no more disconnects over the rest of the hour and they've finished the work ... we'll see.
October 19, 2017, 06:35:38 PM
Is anyone an Avalon 6 guru? Or point me in the right direction. I purchased a set from Miner WareZ and cannot get anything to show up in the Avalon2 Dev area of the console. I have tried 3 different AUC2 devices and 2 separate controllers. Thx.
I only started running 741's, but you may want to try opening a support ticket on Canaan's website as minerwarez, is only a distributor. They can help with shipping related stuff but probably not so much with setup issues. Hope this helps.
If you do have minerwarez issues there us this thread for them
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/minerwarez-official-canaan-distributor-2277516
October 19, 2017, 06:01:18 PM
Is anyone an Avalon 6 guru? Or point me in the right direction. I purchased a set from Miner WareZ and cannot get anything to show up in the Avalon2 Dev area of the console. I have tried 3 different AUC2 devices and 2 separate controllers. Thx.
Hi lakerunner22 -- I'm no guru but I too recently purchased rom MinerWarez (however mine was a new Avalon 741 miner) and after 3-4 days of fiddling with different things finally got everything running smoothly. When you say you purchased a "a set" of "Avalon 6['s]" I presume you are talking about the used Avalons they have on the used section of their web site?
The problems I faced were probably different than yours (mine were psu related).
Did you have to re-apply firmware to the controller(s)? Miner warez hasn't been great at all about getting back to replies -- each time I have gotten a reply from them I've had to submit a new message from their web site....
October 19, 2017, 05:50:46 PM
Is anyone an Avalon 6 guru? Or point me in the right direction. I purchased a set from Miner WareZ and cannot get anything to show up in the Avalon2 Dev area of the console. I have tried 3 different AUC2 devices and 2 separate controllers. Thx.
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