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They are a scam.
Not refunding my deposit
Plus, they will run you dry and charge for anything and everything over the already high cost they charge
Disgrace to the crypto community
Stay away
Hi everyone,
I recently received my first batch of A3 miners, the March batch. It's my first time buying miners and I was stupid enough to think I'm able to mine at home in California!! So now I'm doomed. It's noisy, hot and expensive. I tried to contact multiple data centers but they're either full or ridiculously expensive.
Below is the quantity of my miners:
12x Antminer A3, consuming 1275W per miner.
I need service as soon as possible. Please ping me if you have space available. Appreciate it.
Best,
CryptoDance
I recently received my first batch of A3 miners, the March batch. It's my first time buying miners and I was stupid enough to think I'm able to mine at home in California!! So now I'm doomed. It's noisy, hot and expensive. I tried to contact multiple data centers but they're either full or ridiculously expensive.
Below is the quantity of my miners:
12x Antminer A3, consuming 1275W per miner.
I need service as soon as possible. Please ping me if you have space available. Appreciate it.
Best,
CryptoDance
Man that sucks, I feel for you. Can you even plug them all in without blowing your circuit breaker
I doubt it. At a nominal voltage of 120, they would draw around 10 amps. You could possibly get away with 2 on a 20 amp breaker, but you'd likely pop it frequently. So, he'd need 12 dedicated 20 amp circuits, and I doubt he would have that available. Plus, that would be about 120amps on his main. Even with a 200amp main, he would be cutting it pretty close, depending on what was running.
Hi everyone,
I recently received my first batch of A3 miners, the March batch. It's my first time buying miners and I was stupid enough to think I'm able to mine at home in California!! So now I'm doomed. It's noisy, hot and expensive. I tried to contact multiple data centers but they're either full or ridiculously expensive.
Below is the quantity of my miners:
12x Antminer A3, consuming 1275W per miner.
I need service as soon as possible. Please ping me if you have space available. Appreciate it.
Best,
CryptoDance
I recently received my first batch of A3 miners, the March batch. It's my first time buying miners and I was stupid enough to think I'm able to mine at home in California!! So now I'm doomed. It's noisy, hot and expensive. I tried to contact multiple data centers but they're either full or ridiculously expensive.
Below is the quantity of my miners:
12x Antminer A3, consuming 1275W per miner.
I need service as soon as possible. Please ping me if you have space available. Appreciate it.
Best,
CryptoDance
Man that sucks, I feel for you. Can you even plug them all in without blowing your circuit breaker
Great ambition you had wanting to mine, you did the biggest hurdle, purchasing them, now you gotta figure out how to use it
Anyone? Help?
Hi everyone,
I recently received my first batch of A3 miners, the March batch. It's my first time buying miners and I was stupid enough to think I'm able to mine at home in California!! So now I'm doomed. It's noisy, hot and expensive. I tried to contact multiple data centers but they're either full or ridiculously expensive.
Below is the quantity of my miners:
12x Antminer A3, consuming 1275W per miner.
I need service as soon as possible. Please ping me if you have space available. Appreciate it.
Best,
CryptoDance
I recently received my first batch of A3 miners, the March batch. It's my first time buying miners and I was stupid enough to think I'm able to mine at home in California!! So now I'm doomed. It's noisy, hot and expensive. I tried to contact multiple data centers but they're either full or ridiculously expensive.
Below is the quantity of my miners:
12x Antminer A3, consuming 1275W per miner.
I need service as soon as possible. Please ping me if you have space available. Appreciate it.
Best,
CryptoDance
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