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Title: Just road threw the hurricane, continued to mine Post by: joshuajones02 on September 11, 2017, 04:29:11 AM Completely unsure how but I'm on SW Florida and everyone I know has lost power and I have been standing strong still mining to this moment. There were a couple brown pits but I was back up immediately.
Title: Re: Just road threw the hurricane, continued to mine Post by: philipma1957 on September 11, 2017, 04:39:59 AM Completely unsure how but I'm on SW Florida and everyone I know has lost power and I have been standing strong still mining to this moment. There were a couple brown pits but I was back up immediately. Glad you are okay. I would think some miners are down. Title: Re: Just road threw the hurricane, continued to mine Post by: Za1n on September 11, 2017, 04:43:23 AM Stay safe man, glad to hear everything worked out for you and the storm missed you. I don't know if I would tough it out or not, but I would have probably shut my miners down for awhile due to all the lightning and flooding. A short somewhere on the electrical grid from a lightning strike or a substation shorting out from flooding could potentially cause electrical spikes to travel to your house and fry some rigs.
Title: Re: Just road threw the hurricane, continued to mine Post by: DarrenJC on September 11, 2017, 06:08:18 AM A guy i watch on YouTube has some crazy nice GPU rigs is in south FL... hope all you guys staying safe and staying strong xxx
Title: Re: Just road threw the hurricane, continued to mine Post by: adaseb on September 11, 2017, 07:08:16 AM You should shut down your rigs. Whenever there is power browning you can destroy all your computer equipment.
Most PSUs don't have equate protection for this. During a low voltage swing, all your caps will get destoryed due to huge inrush current that makes up for the low voltage. |