Topic: [WTS] Innosilicon T2T-30TH -Updates- *read* (Read 796 times)

Okay guys , the 5 units that sold recently , 2 have errors and ones always down. Innosilicon is not being very helpful the end point user.
Innosilicon also stated these shipped late july, but on a check up they didnt ship yet. they finally shipped via air this last week and are with customs about a month later then promised on a "In hand" product.
Im going with my gut and canceling this preorder post and all preorders.
A 60% run ratio in a data hall is not satisfactory to my standards at all.
You can message Aleks about these units with no repercussions from us as Im stepping out of this broker arrangement.

Units are with customs guys. Tomorrow,Monday.? Idk but...Soon.

yes, and that is why I want mine on the lot next door - very little travel time. I am not having much luck getting it going but I dont plan on giving up

The one in Clifton is too far it is 130 mile round trip.

We have around 70-75 pieces burning about 100kwatts.

We are short 40 kwatts in gear. = a problem but gear is too $$

We could go to 300-400 kwatts this would be really a lot of work.  Even with all Inno t2 t30 gear that pulls 2500 watts 100 units would be 250 plus 100 or 350 kwatt so we would need 120 of them.

Plus the 75 pieces we have or 190-200 units.

Ever since we got to the 500th level we have averaged 10% in down gear.
Mostly due to the long ride back and forth.  We wait awhile before we get gear back up.

We finally got second internet.  So Verizon and optimum.

And Four quality Cisco 48 port switches are in place. Three to Verizon 1 to optimum.

Organize gear is a must.  You need static settings once you get to 50 plus it is easier to find down gear.

I want one in my backyard on this 1.5 acres lot next to my house lol and I would have to agree that it is not easy but I have never done so and yet I still want to

I like my wife , but I would love to be in a place that I could run a mine. That place would be  somewhere in asia. I spent  time in Asia when in the us navy.

Philippines 🇵🇭  , Hong Kong 🇭🇰  ,  Mauritius 🇲🇺,  Australia 🇦🇺  Diego Garcia were all on the trip. Japan 🇯🇵 Singapore 🇸🇬  .  So it is not like I have not been in Asia .  But I was much younger and had yet to meet my wife.

Running a mine is not,that easy.

This topic is getting a bit derailed , I'm guilty too let's get it back in track here for a min,

So far no units have arrived not the T2, or T3 models. 
T3's are at/near original deadline.
T2's are approx 10 days past due. I think these will be in by Friday at the latest if all goes accordingly. Again no payment due untill they arrive

Not free after paying for the Gas generator. Very few sites will take the risk. Heat, Electricity and potential sparks are not well tolerated on Production and or Completions sites. I know. I run them.

Everyone I've ever known who hosted in Russia got burned when the places went under. Either legitimate demise of business or ran off with the funds.

(4 folk I know of on Bitcointalk and old Litcointalk sites and 3 different hosting places...1 was a legit..just went under...the others? Who knows?)

So just saying from say around 2015-16. The odds are not good IMHO.

Not sure I'd take a chance now.

There was also a huge one besides the above, I forget the name that went under in a big way? Folk lost it all. (Someone here must know which I mean?)

Even if all was good with some Russian hosting sites now in 2019, not exactly sure you'd find out who/how/what for venting such as 'legit'.

Actually, I'd have the same issue with any site in East Asia as well, just the way the world is not I guess.

Brad

what about this guys www.bit49.io - asic hosting in Russia $.055/KWH

It would be cool to go open up shop overseas , somewhere where it's still in infancy in regulation and cheap power light taxes ideal shipping rates/times. 

The oilfeild miners have it made from what I can tell.
Recently lightly consulted a guy doing it/planning to and learned a lot of interesting things about how you can mine with excess of 1MW free power. Basically you can afford stuff like portable immersion pods powered by gas generators. Very cool systems with insane ROI times with free power.

We need someone we can trust in East Asia, that can get equipment without tariffs or too burdensome a VAT. This, assuming the crypto prices

recover some and just to make this a 'true' unicorn/fairy tale/rainbow lovers dream...have something like 6c kWh power.

Wait, better odds with the unicorn hunting I think, re-looking at the above. So simple solution is that someone just move 1/2 way around the world, not speaking

the language or culture. (Everyone likes American's that invade your country/culture and expect you to understand them if they talk louder right?)

And just slap that together post-haste!

Philipma1957 ..just hop on a plane and get right on that! (hey: don't throw stuff at me in Bitcointalk it is rude!) sheesh!

Crypto: Always Drama!

(So addicted to mining, so much, so harsh, ASIC withdrawal symptoms)

Brad

If I can ever get approval (I may need to hire someone who does construction for a living) to build my facility - I will be able to host for people with decently cheap power.

I wanted two of these. 

My partners want s17's, m20, m20s  since I have power deals  with them I have to respect them as they control the power.

Both the warehouse guy and buysolar have run businesses for years and both have kids to take care of.

I am retired I get a check and have no debt. I also don't have real control of any of my cheap power deals.

 
Power deal 1 Clifton  is 50 50 coin split  I could put 10 more s17's in there I have 900th for btc  and 11gh for ltc.
 50% to warehouse  then buysolar and I spilt rest.
Power deal 2 Washington state  3 s9's cost me 145 total a month
Power deal 3 my friends office  is 50 50 coin split 1 circuit must be quiet I run 3 pc's there and earn 8 bucks a day to spilt

So the place in washington is maxxed out for me
my friends office is maxxed out.

The place in Clifton  has 40kwatts    left to fill and  they may add 200 more kwatts.   this means  110 online + 40 + 150 = 300kwatts maybe

But both guys want deals on gear.
To me I would not mind 2 from here.
Partners can be good.  We expanded from 42th to 900th in 1 year in Clifton.
But we are kind of stuck right now as to what to do from now on.



I may end up going off line most everywhere Maybe mine in the washingtion state  spot and at my friends office.

Yeah, well my current Data Hall is almost exactly the same 9.5c kWh and again, not looking good.

I guess we need to find someone honest with hosting in East Asia, that can also get around the USA tariffs.

Anything above 8c kWh is not worth the risk, and by the time the BTC price IS worth the risk, the difficulty will likely level it all out again to meh! as

far as price goes.

Remember, the reason, IMHO, that Innsolicon and Bitmain and others have suddenly raised prices on their equipment, both Bitcoin and Altcoins, is that

there is a SURGE of buying such equipment in places other than the USA (tariffs) and the EU (VAT) and other countries of the like. Thus, there is a run,

again, IMHO, in East Asia and the non-tariff/vat countries on equipment for their large data halls/etc. Also, these countries, DO a lot of them have under

5c kWh electric or sweetheart deals of 50/50 split on any flavor of coin POW mining. One side supplies the equip and the other side supplies the electric

(wink/wink) and off you go. Again, IMHO, it is the ONLY thing that makes sense with the price increases and large pre-order times.

Anyway, this is off topic

but why I think I may just have to wait till 2020 if/when this all shakes out, tariff included.

Brad

Brad it looks grim today wont lie 4 digits. ! its between 9-10 on the hourly.
it not calculated by the hour but by the month so $70KWPM x 1.250watts=$87.50 A s9 *i said 89 off the old rate of 72 sorry about that.

Yeah, from what I can tell Teslawatt comes out to 10c kWh. With all the setup fees etc? Or did I get this incorrect?

What is hosting at Teslawatt in real kWh $$$ to the customer used?

One S9 = $89 a month. Thus an S9 uses 1323 watts.

This according to ASIC Miner Value Site.

here  https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-s9-13-5th

So 1323 x 24 x 30 = 952.56 or 10.7029 USD per kWh?

Anyway, 8c kWh is damn near impossible from my previous post. If the above is correct good for TeslaWatt, but 10c kWh days are gone for good for profit on any

new equipment in the USA, even without the USA tariffs, IMHO. This seems to be getting worse with BTC and Altcoin prices either.

thanks

brad

teslawatt is a legitimate company - no question about it. and yes, the easiest way to do it is to quote one flat price per kw/h that also includes all the other things that come along with it. Sure, can put a lower "electric cost" but those that do then also have fees/charges for other thing such as fw updates, reboots, etc etc

@ Jeremy please stopt posting in my stuff,I think i can speak for the others too, stryfe's stuff, bittawn stuff ect.... Even if you manage to knock a sale or two of mine they wont come to you.  (Transparency something you lack)
You made it to investigations. and out of reputation btw (means your demise is coming pretty soon anyways) you should probably prepare for what comes next instead of being petty here.
Your just being salty cause you've lost your reputation.
You're already on a pretty big shit list you will gain nothing here anymore, your basically trolling fer fun right?.
go try your luck on TDW thats where you belong.




Brad its flat rate all inclusive with TeslaWatt I you pay what im quoted.
electricity is already taxed and services are not taxed. They simply resell taxed electricity.
the "Otherguys" charge for every little thing as teslawatt does not, even if you call about a downed miner 3 times a day , then they attempt to solve the issue at no additional cost. (usually a hardreset/firmware upgrade does the job)
These guys arnt crooks either.... miner flat out breaks? they rewrite your contract, rates change? they rewrite their contract.

Again, to my point, always this is their cost, not what they charge in addition to sales tax/local tax/distribution of electric fee/an nauseum.

On the face of it, this does look like what I've seen. Add the above and indeed it always seems to be a bit NORTH of 8c kWh.

Indeed. Voskcoin is out of ASIC mining (see youtube channel) and he had 8c kWh I think he told me, located in Texas, and that does not really fly at these prices for

any flavor of Bitcoin either. So I will likely continue to follow Voskcoin and Philipma1957 and just stay out of mining this year and punt MAYBE till sometime in 2020.

Again, my situation, others may vary.

Brad



LoL. Good one. Like anyone in the USA at these prices of any electric at even 8c KwH is going to make money, even with the inflated equipment prices and even without the USA Tariff.

Snark.

Had a good laugh. Good one!

Brad

Fixed an error above, still THINK Voskcoin was paying 8c kWh, but now unsure. I was informed that he is out of N.J. not Texas. I was mixing him up with someone else.

Anyway, sorry about that. I still have the issue with 'even 8c kWh' power is not cutting it, with any crypto of any flavor, in the USA for mining at this point in time.

But anyway, clarification above.

(too many pm's, too many people, mixed somebody's location up with Voskcoin)