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Title: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 06, 2019, 03:21:28 AM
If you want 100% Free power this thread is not for you. This thread is about reducing your mining power costs

If you are not an expert or have very good knowledge of wind and solar systems please refrain from the negative comments.
I don't care if you are an electrician or anything else again if you do not know about wind and solar systems refrain from negative comments please.


With this system you can reduce your power cost to almost nothing or nothing if you build it a little different.

The generator head is a PMG type NOT an alternator!! THey look similar but the internals are different.

The inverter I have listed has many great features, has built in battery charger for emergencies,
all lines have line out for direct connection to breaker box, has power plugs also.

Total cost is about $3000 to build and can be used to power other things such as a house if you aren't a miner.

The PMG generator head is turned by the 1/2 hp electric motor it costs about 35 a month to run that motor 24/7 from my home wiring.

The motor turns the PMG generator head which in turn keeps the batteries charged to run the inverter.

If I plug my miners in my home wiring my electric is over 400 a month.

So it is cheaper to run the electric motor on my home wiring then it is to run the miner on home wiring..

The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)

The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc then uses the inverter to convert the 24vdc@2000 watts back into battery bank to help you get up to 15-60kw 115/220vac useable power. Batteries and charging may vary. The more power used more batteries and charging power needed. You can add more generator heads and batteries easily or a larger motor if needed.

If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.
Proven can be done by many youtube videos.

This setup isn't for people running 1 or 2 miners unless they are high power use machines.
It was designed for a system that uses 3kw or higher amounts of electricity to reduce their power costs.

Electric price breakdown.....

1) Miners on home power $400+ to electric company
2) Miners on inverter system $35 a month to electric company
3) Inverter system on regular battery charger $100 a month to electric company
4) Inverter system with loopbacked electric motor $0 power cost (not recommended for mining) or other source (solar, wind, etc)

No matter what you wont get 60kw of power from the electric company for $35 a month, with this setup you could, 60kw is enough to run a couple houses.

Cheapest option for stable mining is the $35 a month option.

Basically you are building a wind system without the wind and using the electric motor to turn the generator head at 7875 rpm.

You can find many videos online with various configurations Missouri Wind and Solar has helped me with setup and design of different systems. If you live on a river you can use water instead of the electric motor to run the generator.

This is a 24vdc to 110/220vac system.

This setup will produce a max of 60000 watts of AC electricity rated @55 amps of 110/220vac.

I use 24v batteries but the diagram is setup to use 12v to create your 24v battery bank.

If you have any questions please ask and I will assist you as much as I can.

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There many other manufacurers to select your parts from I selected these parts because I like the ability to expand without replacing inverter or PMG head

--- Setup Diagram ---
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wzk4K9uaPNAcWuFlxL7KNbBVWabi6xra/view

--- Parts List ---

24vdc to 110/220vac Grid/PowerInverter $1000
24V 60000W Peak 15000W LF Split Phase Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC 24V to AC 110V&220V 60Hz
https://www.amazon.com/60000W-15000W-Inverter-LCD-Display/dp/B07FTTZV72?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_7490851011

May substitute for any other 24vdc to 110/220vac Power/Grid Inverter select size by how much power you need

24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $499.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator
or
24vdc 1600 watt Model PMG Generator $287.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator

Fan and Pully Kit for Generator head $29.00
http://mwands.com/store/fan-and-single-pulley-for-permanent-magnet-generators-alternators

Charge Controller with dump diverter
http://mwands.com/store/hybrid-charge-controller-digital-display-1200-watt-divert?limit=100

9 inch V-Belt Pully $25.00 - For Electric Motor
Available at most hardware stores

1 V-Belt Available at any auto or hardware store $10-20
Size is determined by how you built the power unit

Batteries $$$ Depends on battery
8x 12vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
or
6x 24vdc 100ah or larger amp hours

USE CAUTION WHEN CONNECTING THE BATTERIES
MAKE SURE BATTERIES HAVE GOOD VENTILATION





Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 06, 2019, 05:25:08 PM
This wouldnt work..

It would take more energy to keep the batteries charged via the motor and generator than the batteries would hold.




Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: lunobird on January 06, 2019, 05:59:47 PM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 06, 2019, 06:44:00 PM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year


Lets see your starter solar system keep you going and produce 60kw of power for 3k. This is based off the wind system using an electric motor to turn the generator head instead of wind. Therefore the only power source you need is to run the electric motor which costs about 35 a month. If you cant figure out the electric motor needs power to turn then I guess this setup isn't for you. Also the system requires 2 pullies 1 on the motor and 1 on the generator head not a bunch of them.

I put the information out there for people to consider as an alternate power source for mining. It works and I have a few people using this setup for mining and other purposes. Missouri Wind and Solar helped with the configuration so unless you are and expert in the field then please keep your negative comments out of the post so people who are interested may ask questions.


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 06, 2019, 09:12:23 PM
 
In physics and chemistry, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant; it is said to be conserved over time. This law means that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another.

How is running a motor 24x7 which produces heat (wasted energy)  to charge a bank of batteries using a generator and then converting to 110 or 220 via an inverter that also wastes energy more efficient than the elec company..

Show us a video.



Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: fluxy12 on January 06, 2019, 09:22:45 PM
Yes please video :)


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: lunobird on January 06, 2019, 10:03:06 PM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year


Lets see your starter solar system keep you going and produce 60kw of power for 3k. This is based off the wind system using an electric motor to turn the generator head instead of wind. Therefore the only power source you need is to run the electric motor which costs about 35 a month. If you cant figure out the electric motor needs power to turn then I guess this setup isn't for you. Also the system requires 2 pullies 1 on the motor and 1 on the generator head not a bunch of them.

I put the information out there for people to consider as an alternate power source for mining. It works and I have a few people using this setup for mining and other purposes. Missouri Wind and Solar helped with the configuration so unless you are and expert in the field then please keep your negative comments out of the post so people who are interested may ask questions.

Okay I took a closer look at the diagram and guess what it's getting power from your house to charge up batteries, This is not free.!  All your doing is charging up your batteries. This is not free electricity or cheap electricity.  This is only good when you have a power outage.  Otherwise your actually wasting more electricity to charge up batteries than compared to just powering up your miners from a 120 volt outlet from your house.

As someone mentioned above you can't destroy or create energy, you can only transfer it.  Thats why you need the main source to be from solar panels or wind or nuclear if you want cheap electricity.

I bet I'm arguing with a kid that smokes too much pot and failed science class in high school.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Yerba on January 06, 2019, 10:39:54 PM
Perpetum mobile invented? :)


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: lunobird on January 06, 2019, 11:10:42 PM

Basically you are building a wind system without the wind and using the electric motor to be your wind.



Using the electric motor to be your wind still requires power to run.  So if it takes $35 bucks of power to run the electric motor 500 watts in a month it will not magically generate or convert to $500 bucks of power or 5000watts to power the rig.  You can only transfer that $35 bucks of power 500 watts into the battery.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 06, 2019, 11:12:17 PM
Perpetum mobile invented? :)

Maybe you aren't looking at the whole picture or don't understand what is going on? This is a modified wind system. Wind systems have been used for off-grid power for many years now.


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 07, 2019, 12:08:27 AM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year

What? It was a joke. At least i think so. I was amused.

Now reading through the rest of the topic i'm even more amused.


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 12:33:13 AM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year

What? It was a joke. At least i think so. I was amused.

Now reading through the rest of the topic i'm even more amused.

No joke apparently you don't understand how it all works. Apparently many of you don't understand how a power inverter works or how the wind generator operates.

Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it. It may cost me 35 a month for the motor compared to free wind but the outcome is the same.... lots of power free or at very low cost.


Search the internet and you can find thousands of people making systems like this or similar using water to turn the generator head.


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 07, 2019, 01:01:53 AM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year

What? It was a joke. At least i think so. I was amused.

Now reading through the rest of the topic i'm even more amused.

No joke apparently you don't understand how it all works. Apparently many of you don't understand how a power inverter works or how the wind generator operates.

Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it. It may cost me 35 a month for the motor compared to free wind but the outcome is the same.... lots of power free or at very low cost.


Search the internet and you can find thousands of people making systems like this or similar using water to turn the generator head.

Link to one if the thousands of people magically producing more power from a battery bank than was inputted into it.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 07, 2019, 01:14:49 AM
I also run similar system, only with inverter with less total power, but three phases, and I can confirm it works.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 01:51:23 AM
I also run similar system, only with inverter with less total power, but three phases, and I can confirm it works.

I considered the 3 phase pwm generator but chose the 24v I can get replacement batteries fast and easy and I use the 24v side for welding things sometimes.

I don't understand why some say it wont work when it does and has for years. I guess if it don't work then they will be walking to work tomorrow because their alternator isn't going to keep their car running.... LOL   The first units I built I used ac delco alternators and ran with a 5hp electric motor. The PWM generators made things so much simpler.


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 02:01:07 AM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year

What? It was a joke. At least i think so. I was amused.

Now reading through the rest of the topic i'm even more amused.

No joke apparently you don't understand how it all works. Apparently many of you don't understand how a power inverter works or how the wind generator operates.

Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it. It may cost me 35 a month for the motor compared to free wind but the outcome is the same.... lots of power free or at very low cost.


Search the internet and you can find thousands of people making systems like this or similar using water to turn the generator head.

Link to one if the thousands of people magically producing more power from a battery bank than was inputted into it.




You need to look into power up and down conversions and how a inverter works. You say it cant work but an inverter can take 12vdc and turn it into 120vac …..my design just uses bigger input power to get super high output power.


Pick your video

https://www.google.com/search?ei=QLEyXNuKHOvIjgTC8JBg&q=off-grid+wind+power+videos&oq=off-grid+wind+power+videos&gs_l=psy-ab.3...20523.21396..22379...0.0..0.146.543.2j3......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j35i304i39.X6JZXhYCnIU

this is a 6.3kw system
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-luiwi9MCg


Instead of wind I use an electric motor to turn the PMG Generator head.


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: RiceMiner69 on January 07, 2019, 02:12:32 AM
Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.

For 3k you can get a starter solar system.

I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year

What? It was a joke. At least i think so. I was amused.

Now reading through the rest of the topic i'm even more amused.

No joke apparently you don't understand how it all works. Apparently many of you don't understand how a power inverter works or how the wind generator operates.

Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it. It may cost me 35 a month for the motor compared to free wind but the outcome is the same.... lots of power free or at very low cost.


Search the internet and you can find thousands of people making systems like this or similar using water to turn the generator head.

Link to one if the thousands of people magically producing more power from a battery bank than was inputted into it.




You need to look into power up and down conversions and how a inverter works. You say it cant work but an inverter can take 12vdc and turn it into 120vac …..my design just uses bigger input power to get super high output power.


Pick your video

https://www.google.com/search?ei=QLEyXNuKHOvIjgTC8JBg&q=off-grid+wind+power+videos&oq=off-grid+wind+power+videos&gs_l=psy-ab.3...20523.21396..22379...0.0..0.146.543.2j3......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j35i304i39.X6JZXhYCnIU

this is a 6.3kw system
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-luiwi9MCg


Instead of wind I use an electric motor to turn the PMG Generator head.


Did you just disprove the first and second law of thermodynamics???

On the Bitcointalk forum?!?!!!



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: romelitounknown on January 07, 2019, 02:33:15 AM
I have built a few of these to run small mining farms it will reduce your power cost to almost nothing.
Currently it costs me about $35.00 a month to run 10x Z9 and Z9 minis at my home. That is running the electric motor 24/7
from my home electricity while producing hundreds of dollars more electric to run my miners. The generator head is a PMG type.

The inverter I have listed has many great features, has built in battery charger for emergencies,
all lines have line out for direct connection to breaker box, has power plugs also.

Total cost is about $3000 to build and can be used to power other things such as a house if you aren't a miner.

The generator head is turned by the 1/4 hp electric motor it costs about 35 a month to run that motor 24/7 from my home wiring.
The motor turns the generator head which in turn keeps the batteries charged to run the inverter.

If I plug my miners in my home wiring my electric is over 400 a month.

So it is cheaper to run the electric motor on my home wiring then it is to run the miner on home wiring..

The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)

The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc we now use the inverter to convert the 2000 watts dc back into 60000watts ac useable power.

If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.

This setup isn't for people running 1 or 2 miners unless they are high power use machines.
It was designed for a system that uses 3kw or higher amounts of electricity to reduce their power costs.

Electric price breakdown.....

Miners on home power $400+ to electric company
Miners on inverter system $35 a month to electric company
Inverter system on regular batt charger $100 a month to electric company
Inverter system on loopbacked electric motor $0 monthly cost (not recommended for mining)

No matter what you wont get 60kw of power from the electric company for $35 a month with this setup you can and 60kw is enough to run a couple houses.

Cheapest option for stable mining is the $35 a month option.

Basically you are building a wind system without the wind and using the electric motor to be your wind.

You can find many videos online with various configurations Missouri Wind and Solar has helped me with setup and design of different systems.
If you live on a river you can use water instead of the electric motor to run the generator.

This setup will produce a max of 60000 watts of AC electricity rated @55 amps of 220vac.

I use 24v batteries but the diagram is setup to use 12v to create your 24v battery bank.

This is a 110/220vac system the inverter will provide 110 or 220 vac. The electric motor drives the generator to keep your system running.
You can either loop-back the motor to the inverter or you can run it from your household electric.

If you have any questions please ask and I will assist you as much as I can.

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--- Setup Diagram ---
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wzk4K9uaPNAcWuFlxL7KNbBVWabi6xra/view

--- Parts List ---

24vdc to 110/220vac Grid/PowerInverter $1000
24V 60000W Peak 15000W LF Split Phase Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC 24V to AC 110V&220V 60Hz
https://www.amazon.com/60000W-15000W-Inverter-LCD-Display/dp/B07FTTZV72?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_7490851011

May substitute for any other 24vdc to 110/220vac Power/Grid Inverter select size by
how much power you need

24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $450.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator
or
24vdc 1600 watt Model PMG Generator $247.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator

Fan and Pully Kit for Generator $29.00
http://mwands.com/store/fan-and-single-pulley-for-permanent-magnet-generators-alternators

Charge Controller with dump diverter
http://mwands.com/store/hybrid-charge-controller-digital-display-1200-watt-divert?limit=100

115vac 1/4-HP 1725 RPM or higher RPM Electric Motor  $78.00
https://www.amazon.com/Dayton-3K771-Motor-60hz-Belt/dp/B001GBMNS4
or
https://www.amazon.com/Smith-GF2024-Century-Resilient-Electric/dp/B006P1RUOM?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_7503423011

5 inch V-Belt Pully $25.00 - For Electric Motor
Available at most hardware stores

1 V-Belt Available at any auto or hardware store $10-20
Size is determined by how you built the power unit

Batteries $$$ Depends on battery you choose
8x 12vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
or
6x 24vdc 100ah or larger amp hours

USE CAUTION WHEN CONNECTING THE BATTERIES
MAKE SURE BATTERIES HAVE GOOD VENTILATION





Hello I've seen the diagram and i think it's good to keep your miners running. One thing I must suggest that you must have another electric motor on standby . You cannot run a motor continuously for 24/7 12months a year. It needs lubrication and maintenance too. May I know what types of motor are you using now?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 02:58:08 AM

Hello I've seen the diagram and i think it's good to keep running your miners. One thing I must suggest that you must have another electric motor on standby . You cannot run a motor continuously for 24/7 12months a year. It needs lubrication and maintenance too. May I know what types of motor are you using now?

I agree spare parts would be nice to keep on hand. The parts list is on the first post of this thread. I am using this one

One good option is the inverter has a built in battery charger that when all else fails it kicks in and will charge the batteries from your home power if you choose to connect this feature. The battery charger will then run the inverter and provide 150 amps of charge power to the batteries until the batteries are charged or your main charging source is fixed. Even running this charger is cheaper then mining directly on your house wiring it would cost about $150 a month for this charger to run 24/7

https://www.amazon.com/Dayton-3K771-Motor-60hz-Belt/dp/B001GBMNS4



Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 03:12:38 AM

Did you just disprove the first and second law of thermodynamics???

On the Bitcointalk forum?!?!!!



No it follows right along, the first law....Energy can be converted …. I am converting the 5 amps 115vac of house wiring into 55amps of 220vac... and the second law too.... No one said some of the energy isn't wasted as heat it is still the cheaper way to go.

What I did prove is that some people don't know what they are talking about and need to do more research on the whole process to save money. If it costs me 35 a month in electric to mine compared to the 400+ a month hooking up to house wiring I will take the 35 a month path regardless of how I have to put it together.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: lunobird on January 07, 2019, 03:16:07 AM
I also run similar system, only with inverter with less total power, but three phases, and I can confirm it works.

I considered the 3 phase pwm generator but chose the 24v I can get replacement batteries fast and easy and I use the 24v side for welding things sometimes.

I don't understand why some say it wont work when it does and has for years. I guess if it don't work then they will be walking to work tomorrow because their alternator isn't going to keep their car running.... LOL   The first units I built I used ac delco alternators and ran with a 5hp electric motor. The PWM generators made things so much simpler.

The alternator in a car is only able to produce power if the engine belts is running which basically mean its powered by gasoline which is not free.  Your car is able to start only b/c it has battery which the alternator charges up only when the car is running.  No gas, dead battery = no way of starting your car with the alternator alone.

Alternators need energy which is not free! It needs power source by gas, solar, wind, etc. .

Buying some alternators (converts,transfer electricity) and batteries (stores electricity)  is not going to give you an infinite supply of energy. But buying alot of solar panels, gas, energy producing products will..

An alternator will never make more energy than what it takes in, it will always produce less due to heat and mechanical losses in the conversion process.

i don't even know why i have to explain something with such common sense.  Okay I am done talking to kids that failed high school



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 03:27:44 AM

The alternator in a car is only able to produce power if the engine belts is running which basically mean its powered by gasoline which is not free.  Your car is able to start only b/c it has battery which the alternator charges up only when the car is running.  No gas, dead battery = no way of starting your car with the alternator alone.

Alternators need energy which is not free! It needs power source by gas, solar, wind, etc. .

Buying some alternators (converts electricity) and batteries (stores electricity)  is not going to give you an infinite supply of energy. But buying alot of solar panels, gas, energy producing products will..



You say wind is not free? The sun is not free?

What part of this is a modified wind system don't most of you understand. Instead of the wind you use a electric motor to turn it.
It is meant to reduce your power cost for mining not supply the world with power.

Instead of paying 400+ a month for power I am paying around 35 for the same amount of power. If people want to pay full price
for their electric use then that's ok too.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: lunobird on January 07, 2019, 03:32:17 AM

The alternator in a car is only able to produce power if the engine belts is running which basically mean its powered by gasoline which is not free.  Your car is able to start only b/c it has battery which the alternator charges up only when the car is running.  No gas, dead battery = no way of starting your car with the alternator alone.

Alternators need energy which is not free! It needs power source by gas, solar, wind, etc. .

Buying some alternators (converts electricity) and batteries (stores electricity)  is not going to give you an infinite supply of energy. But buying alot of solar panels, gas, energy producing products will..



What part of this is a modified wind system don't most of you understand. Instead of the wind you use a electric motor to turn it.
It is meant to reduce your power cost for mining not supply the world with power.

Instead of paying 400+ a month for power I am paying around 35 for the same amount of power. If people want to pay full price
for their electric use then that's ok too.

Electric motors are not energy sources.  It needs power from somewhere to operate it which is not free.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_motor


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: lunobird on January 07, 2019, 03:40:52 AM

What part of this is a modified wind system don't most of you understand. Instead of the wind you use a electric motor to turn it.
It is meant to reduce your power cost for mining not supply the world with power.

Instead of paying 400+ a month for power I am paying around 35 for the same amount of power. If people want to pay full price
for their electric use then that's ok too.

Electric motors are not energy sources.  It needs power from somewhere to operate it which is not free.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_motor



That's why the topic name was changed to satisfy everyone. As stated this is to reduce your power cost and if you want totally free loopback the motor or use a separate wind or solar system to run the electric motor.

sounds like someone scammed you into thinking you can save a lot of money by buying their battery and alternators.  Or your trying to scam others with very poor electrical know how.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 03:46:46 AM

What part of this is a modified wind system don't most of you understand. Instead of the wind you use a electric motor to turn it.
It is meant to reduce your power cost for mining not supply the world with power.

Instead of paying 400+ a month for power I am paying around 35 for the same amount of power. If people want to pay full price
for their electric use then that's ok too.

Electric motors are not energy sources.  It needs power from somewhere to operate it which is not free.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_motor



That's why the topic name was changed to satisfy everyone. As stated this is to reduce your power cost and if you want totally free loopback the motor or use a separate wind or solar system to run the electric motor.

sounds like someone scammed you into thinking you can save a lot of money by buying their battery and alternators.  Or your trying to scam others with very poor electrical know how.


You have your opinion. No one is using and alternator it is a wind PMG generator. I guess if you think it don't work let the thousands of off-grid people who use them and similar setups to live on everyday. As I first said I have built many different types of systems for energy saving this was one for mining.

You must work for the power company?


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: modmalaney on January 07, 2019, 04:25:17 AM

In physics and chemistry, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant; it is said to be conserved over time. This law means that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another.

How is running a motor 24x7 which produces heat (wasted energy)  to charge a bank of batteries using a generator and then converting to 110 or 220 via an inverter that also wastes energy more efficient than the elec company..

Show us a video.


Indeed in the laws of physics, it sounded quite impossible to happen. Save the cost, of course, become the goal of many people in the mine. but when suggesting things that don't even make sense like this it will be impressed as a stupid hoax.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: philipma1957 on January 07, 2019, 04:55:07 AM
spending 12 kwatts from the power company to run a motor that creates mechanical energy can be done

so the spindle of that motor moves at 1750 rpm

I believe this part.

and I have a source of mechanical energy ie  rotating spindle

a few pulleys to attach it to a pwm wind generator that  claims to do  2000 watts dc  at a 42 mph wind.

that could be possible.

but  will the spindle of your power company power motor rotate that pwm generator fast enough to make 2000 watts.

will the pwm generator see the spindle as a 42 mile an hour wind?

take the mechanical energy and discharge it as 2000 watts.

ie put 5 kwatts in and take 24 kwatts out each day.

well  first off even if that pwm generator can do  2000 watts of power  do 2000 x .9 x .9 = about 1600 watts and x .9 = 1440 watts


so  putting in 500 watts gives 1440 watts out.  I am not so sure about this.

but  the concept  would be  a varation of this

http://sumanasart.blogspot.com/2015_05_01_archive.html
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-J__4YOfzomk/VWWnIxaPjsI/AAAAAAAAARw/EXhplcbZWeU/s1600/multiple_pulley.jpg


in each case the pull at the start is the same but the lift at the end is increased.

and this works.

I have an issue since a car alternator/gen  gets spun quickly over 2000 rpm on a highway

and the pwm gen gets spun at 1750 rpm   i don't think it will give 2000 watts of power.


here is an example of using a car generator.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aJ0tO1vEok


Title: Re: Free Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 04:58:49 AM

In physics and chemistry, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant; it is said to be conserved over time. This law means that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another.

How is running a motor 24x7 which produces heat (wasted energy)  to charge a bank of batteries using a generator and then converting to 110 or 220 via an inverter that also wastes energy more efficient than the elec company..

Show us a video.


Indeed in the laws of physics, it sounded quite impossible to happen. Save the cost, of course, become the goal of many people in the mine. but when suggesting things that don't even make sense like this it will be impressed as a stupid hoax.


What part don't make sense? You are building a wind generator system without the wind and using a electric motor to supply the rotational speed of the generator head instead (cheaper cost to run then the miners).

If you own a gas generator this is the same thing basically but with an electric motor instead of a gas engine and a different way of converting the energy into 220vac.

A PMG generator has less drag/cogging compare to an alternator or gas generator therefore making it the number one choice for wind turbines/wind generator. Compare this PMG to one a power company puts up in a field, this is a smaller version which puts out dc voltage instead of ac voltage (ac voltage PMG's are available in 3-phase) and is using an electric motor instead of the wind to turn it.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 05:09:08 AM
spending 12 kwatts from the power company to run a motor that creates mechanical energy can be done

so the spindle of that motor moves at 1750 rpm

I believe this part.

and I have a source of mechanical energy ie  rotating spindle

a few pulleys to attach it to a pwm wind generator that  claims to do  2000 watts dc  at a 42 mph wind.

that could be possible.

but  will the spindle of your power company power motor rotate that pwm generator fast enough to make 2000 watts.

will the pwm generator see the spindle as a 42 mile an hour wind?

take the mechanical energy and discharge it as 2000 watts.

ie put 5 kwatts in and take 24 kwatts out each day.

well  first off even if that pwm generator can do  2000 watts of power  do 2000 x .9 x .9 = about 1600 watts and x .9 = 1440 watts


so  putting in 500 watts gives 1440 watts out.  I am not so sure about this.

but  the concept  would be  a varation of this

http://sumanasart.blogspot.com/2015_05_01_archive.html
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-J__4YOfzomk/VWWnIxaPjsI/AAAAAAAAARw/EXhplcbZWeU/s1600/multiple_pulley.jpg


in each case the pull at the start is the same but the lift at the end is increased.

and this works.

I have an issue since a car alternator/gen  gets spun quickly over 2000 rpm on a highway

and the pwm gen gets spun at 1750 rpm   i don't think it will give 2000 watts of power.


here is an example of using a car generator.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aJ0tO1vEok

Good example.

With the 1750 rpm electric motor with a 1:3.25 will get around 5800 rpm which is about the same as a 55 mph wind the PMG only needs 45 mph wind to reach the 2000 watts it will put out more at even higher rpm.

An alternator reaches its maximum amperage output at about 5000 rpm. Crank pully to alternator pully is about a 1:3 or 1:4 on most cars I believe.

The big difference is the alternator uses an electric magnetic system where the PMG uses magnets making the drag/cogging hundreds of times easier to turn and the pmg has been rewound to produce 24v at as low as 266 rpm compared to a car which needs minimum 1750 rpm or so on the alternator some have a lower magnetic field kickin and a one-wire alternator is even different.

I put a system together and it is producing enough to run fine. You can also add more generator heads to increase the output amperage into the batteries for even bigger systems.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: arielbit on January 07, 2019, 06:52:47 AM
the secret sauce is the permanent magnet generator, neodymium magnet style...right?

harnessing the power of magnets? magnet's "magnetic" power is free...while running the PMG from external source, the magnets creates an extra push?

so you are saying that.. that "extra push" is thousands of kilowatts?


I've seen a flywheel put an extra push but it wasn't that great...it was maybe 4-5 feet in diameter and very heavy..so I am skeptical that these magnets can push thousands of watts more..


to make things more simple to analyze, why not just make this..

example..

AC outlet---->100w electric motor---->PMG generator----> how many watts is this ?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 09:21:02 AM
the secret sauce is the permanent magnet generator, neodymium magnet style...right?

harnessing the power of magnets? magnet's "magnetic" power is free...while running the PMG from external source, the magnets creates an extra push?

so you are saying that.. that "extra push" is thousands of kilowatts?


I've seen a flywheel put an extra push but it wasn't that great...it was maybe 4-5 feet in diameter and very heavy..so I am skeptical that these magnets can push thousands of watts more..


to make things more simple to analyze, why not just make this..

example..

AC outlet---->100w electric motor---->PMG generator----> how many watts is this ?

Your answer is up to 2000 watts

You are using 120vac @ 5 amps for the motor then the generator to push 24vdc at up to 2000 watts output which is 83 amps of 24v charging power for charging batteries. The batteries and inverter does the rest of the up-conversion to the higher voltage and wattage using sinewave technology. End result up to 60kw. The PMG is rewound internally to produce higher voltage/wattage at low rpm speeds. In the end it comes to the magnets, the windings, and the drag of the magnets in the generator that determines the maximum amperage output. The windings play the biggest role in it all in my opinion.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on January 07, 2019, 09:42:31 AM
This is interesting, I mean an exhaust fan 1750rpm 150 watts could in theory throw a huge mount of air around 6500 m³/h or 110 cfm and if there was a turbine motor, could it run it? I mean making electricity, from wasting electricity, the question is, will be worth it? I would say no cause there are no reports of people who successfully achieved or maybe they achieved and never came here to tell hehe, the only way to find out is try it and it will be a very expensive test.

Also about the topic in hand, the op said it worked, did it? If it worked for him, good, now I wonder what is he gaining to come here and tell his secret? If he wants to help great but make sure he will face a lot of angry miners who for many years spent thousands of dollars paying the electricity provider ehhe, so, op, make a video and upload to youtube and link here. I'm sure it will get a lot of views.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: ten9 on January 07, 2019, 11:13:06 AM
This thread is all about, how someone skipped his physics class.







Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Grumo on January 07, 2019, 12:24:38 PM


The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)

The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc then uses the inverter to convert the 24vdc@2000 watts back into 15-60kw 115/220vac useable power.

If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.






 ;D ;D ;D ;D

you insert 2kw it exits 60kw  ;D , i hope it's true but i dont think so


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 07, 2019, 03:38:09 PM
You are just like those flatearthers. Just because someone said to you in school and you so much believe in it does not make it truth.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: arielbit on January 07, 2019, 03:54:21 PM
the secret sauce is the permanent magnet generator, neodymium magnet style...right?

harnessing the power of magnets? magnet's "magnetic" power is free...while running the PMG from external source, the magnets creates an extra push?

so you are saying that.. that "extra push" is thousands of kilowatts?


I've seen a flywheel put an extra push but it wasn't that great...it was maybe 4-5 feet in diameter and very heavy..so I am skeptical that these magnets can push thousands of watts more..


to make things more simple to analyze, why not just make this..

example..

AC outlet---->100w electric motor---->PMG generator----> how many watts is this ?

Your answer is up to 2000 watts

You are using 120vac @ 5 amps for the motor then the generator to push 24vdc at up to 2000 watts output which is 83 amps of 24v charging power for charging batteries. The batteries and inverter does the rest of the up-conversion to the higher voltage and wattage using sinewave technology. End result up to 60kw. The PMG is rewound internally to produce higher voltage/wattage at low rpm speeds. In the end it comes to the magnets, the windings, and the drag of the magnets in the generator that determines the maximum amperage output. The windings play the biggest role in it all in my opinion.

yep windings is the biggest player since motors and generators are invented..

i would suggest sending one working unit to a reputable member of the community here like philipma1957....let him tell us that it is working..

this is really funny because..as metroid said an "exhaust fan" (150w)...theoretically you can run a 60,000 watts mining equipment from your mining room's exhaust fan  :D ..

i really wish it is true because i will scale up my mining to 100s of KWs probably MWs, i will run all the goddamn GPUs that i can grab haha  ;D ...but probably it isn't hehe


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 07, 2019, 04:20:27 PM
If you are not an expert or have very good knowledge of wind and solar systems please refrain from the negative comments.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 07:13:25 PM


The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)

The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc then uses the inverter to convert the 24vdc@2000 watts back into 15-60kw 115/220vac useable power.

If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.






 ;D ;D ;D ;D

you insert 2kw it exits 60kw  ;D , i hope it's true but i dont think so


This thread was put out there for those who know or understand how a power inverter works.

Apparently some of the people lack the understanding that wind systems and power inverters that have been around for years.

If you knew how an inverter works then you may have an understanding of how you can take a lower voltage and convert it into a higher voltage/amperage.

I have said this already if you don't understand how this type of system work just keep quiet, there are others who have some knowledge on wind and solar systems.

For all that say it wont work you need to tell the thousands who use wind generators for power, including the power companies who install larger systems nationwide to provide electric.

I bet many of you didn't know your car alternator is a 3-phace electrical generator that puts out 400+ vac and could also be used to generate ac electric for your home.

For the one who know it all goto your local Walmart and get you a power inverter plug it into your car and then plug your miner into it. Now tell me you can take 12v and make 120vac from it. This is the same just a bigger source for the initial powerup and a much larger inverter. Instead of an alternator charging the battery


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 07:24:56 PM
This is interesting, I mean an exhaust fan 1750rpm 150 watts could in theory throw a huge mount of air around 6500 m³/h or 110 cfm and if there was a turbine motor, could it run it? I mean making electricity, from wasting electricity, the question is, will be worth it? I would say no cause there are no reports of people who successfully achieved or maybe they achieved and never came here to tell hehe, the only way to find out is try it and it will be a very expensive test.

Also about the topic in hand, the op said it worked, did it? If it worked for him, good, now I wonder what is he gaining to come here and tell his secret? If he wants to help great but make sure he will face a lot of angry miners who for many years spent thousands of dollars paying the electricity provider ehhe, so, op, make a video and upload to youtube and link here. I'm sure it will get a lot of views.

Yes your exhaust fan could run a turbine. Don't know how fast or how much it would produce but yes it can happen, one example of a newer technology is a turbine in the sewer system, everytime someone flushes their toilet or runs water it spins the turbine and produces power. A city in Arizona or California just installed these types of systems last year if I remember correct. So flushing your toilet produces electric.

I am not going to spend the time for a video when you have so many here who are jerks. There are thousands of videos online for these types of alternate power systems. We don't need another instead we need some to do more research on how a power inverter and a PMG generator works before flapping their gums. I don't have nothing to prove here I put the plan and parts list out for those who want to use. If you don't want to use it then just skip on by the thread.


You can also take an lg washing machine or dryer (newer ones) and spin the tub or rotate it back and forth and it will produce enough power to turn the units mainboard on. Found this by accident when servicing a washing machine one day. The type of permnant magnet motor drive allows this to happen.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 07, 2019, 07:35:23 PM
literally, what


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 07, 2019, 07:43:55 PM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFW686_B8KY

really?



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 07, 2019, 07:45:01 PM
Here's a guy turning a turbine generator with a 1.5 hp motor..  bad results

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i6PBBcrwF0



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattcode on January 07, 2019, 07:50:55 PM
This thread is hilarious. I think it belongs in a "BitcoinTalk Comedy Hall of Fame" section.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 07:54:17 PM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFW686_B8KY

really?


Nice video I like this one the unit is self powering 100%

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzOhM4HsIeg


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 07:55:55 PM
This thread is hilarious. I think it belongs in a "BitcoinTalk Comedy Hall of Fame" section.

No just need the ill educated and idiots to post somewhere else. So the ones who understand can hold a conversation on how to setup and use alternate power systems.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 08:13:28 PM
Here's a guy turning a turbine generator with a 1.5 hp motor..  bad results

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i6PBBcrwF0



Bad results were caused by under powering the PMG, They need much higher rpm to work correctly. 266-560 is the minimum rpm. This setup needs to run much higher rpm enough to equal a 45-55 mph wind.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: fluxy12 on January 07, 2019, 08:33:46 PM
I like this who show how to produce magnetic elec with a simple fan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sAJzjJ6ujE


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 07, 2019, 08:37:43 PM
There is no way this guy isn't trolling. This is KenM level of stupid. We're all going to end up on r/whoosh or whatever r/AteTheOnion equivalent. There isn't a person on earth who understands how to use an inverter that thinks an inverter can increase wattage output. The only way to reverse entropy is to reverse time, stop trying to outsmart physics. The absolute maximum a gas driven generator can add to a system is the amount of energy in the gas that's being used. That's common fucking sense. Even if you convert 100% of the energy in gas to electricity and win the Nobel Prize for doing so, you're still paying more per kW than using the grid.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 08:58:41 PM
I like this who show how to produce magnetic elec with a simple fan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sAJzjJ6ujE

That one was neat to watch, Almost all electric motors can be used as a generator or a motor it just depends on how you connect it, Spin a motor it will put out electric but apply electric to it and it now is a motor.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattcode on January 07, 2019, 09:05:45 PM
Quote
If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.

I just noticed this gem on the first page and it reminded me of images like this

https://i2.wp.com/free-energi.com/1_06.jpg


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 07, 2019, 09:18:12 PM
The guy is helping you more profit, either you try it, or STFU.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 07, 2019, 09:36:55 PM
Guys seriously. Just let this thread die. You can’t just use what is essentially an alternator to generate more power than you put in.

If you could. Everyone would just disconnect their house power. Hook up their handy dandy 100w motor to drive an alternator which would in turn power their house. But guess what. No one does that because it doesn’t fucking work.

Conservation of energy.

Notice how the OP has not posted any pictures or videos of his own setup outside of a diagram done up by his 4 year old son in Microsoft Paint. Cause it doesn’t fucking work and it doesn’t exist.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: FFI2013 on January 07, 2019, 09:45:46 PM
First I'm not a electrician but since I started mining I always wondered when I seen thoose 2000-3000w converter's is that it can take 12v battery and convert it into 2000w of 110 which is enough to run a rig or 2 so the question is how many batteries would you need to run it all day and whats the cheapest way of charging them just wondering also if this works and you have it setup post some pics or a video please



  


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 07, 2019, 09:51:41 PM
First I'm not a electrician but since I started mining I always wondered when I seen thoose 2000-3000w converter's is that it can take 12v battery and convert it into 2000w of 110 which is enough to run a rig or 2 so the question is how many batteries would you need to run it all day and whats the cheapest way of charging them just wondering also if this works and you have it setup post some pics or a video please



  

Basic Electrics : P = I*V, power = current*volt

You can scale up 12v to 120v no problem. And with beefy equipment you can even handle a large power load. But when coming from a battery, It won’t last long. You’ll deplete the battery quickly. All you have to do it look at the Wh (watt-hr) rating of the battery to estimate how long until it’s empty

Cheapest way to charge them, long term, would be to invest in a large >2000w solar setup. Very expensive upfront, but on a long enough timeline it’ll become cheaper than paying from the outlet. But we’re talking timelines of many years.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: FFI2013 on January 07, 2019, 10:03:03 PM
First I'm not a electrician but since I started mining I always wondered when I seen thoose 2000-3000w converter's is that it can take 12v battery and convert it into 2000w of 110 which is enough to run a rig or 2 so the question is how many batteries would you need to run it all day and whats the cheapest way of charging them just wondering also if this works and you have it setup post some pics or a video please



  

Basic Electrics : P = I*V, power = current*volt

You can scale up 12v to 120v no problem. And with beefy equipment you can even handle a large power load. But when coming from a battery, It won’t last long. You’ll deplete the battery quickly. All you have to do it look at the Wh (watt-hr) rating of the battery to estimate how long until it’s empty

Cheapest way to charge them, long term, would be to invest in a large >2000w solar setup. Very expensive upfront, but on a long enough timeline it’ll become cheaper than paying from the outlet. But we’re talking timelines of many years.
Thanks I was looking into solar I wish the panels weren't so expensive also one of those solar calculators said I would need a crazy amount of panels to power my whole house basically I would need panels on my whole roof and garage lets just say no one in my house knows the switches works both ways they think just on not to mention my son needs to empty the water heater everyday and I wont start on the dryer


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: ten9 on January 07, 2019, 10:17:54 PM
Quote
If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.

I just noticed this gem on the first page and it reminded me of images like this

https://i2.wp.com/free-energi.com/1_06.jpg

This works, i can confirm. The trick here is to close the loop really fast, so the electricity can not escape.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 07, 2019, 11:03:27 PM
This works as good as the Dwarfminer FPGA!



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 11:05:04 PM
Guys seriously. Just let this thread die. You can’t just use what is essentially an alternator to generate more power than you put in.

If you could. Everyone would just disconnect their house power. Hook up their handy dandy 100w motor to drive an alternator which would in turn power their house. But guess what. No one does that because it doesn’t fucking work.

Conservation of energy.

Notice how the OP has not posted any pictures or videos of his own setup outside of a diagram done up by his 4 year old son in Microsoft Paint. Cause it doesn’t fucking work and it doesn’t exist.


Im not out to satisfy you or anyone with pictures and videos, I put it out there for who wants to use it. Its called off-grid electric go look it up. An alternator don't work unless you have 1 hp per 700watts of power you are converting. the alternator has too much drag when running unless the internals are rewound for easier turning.

When it gets warmer I will get under my crawlspace where it is setting and get you a picture or two. If you want I can go into the shed now and put together a smaller system which consists of  2 inverters, 2 batteries, and a battery charger and show you how you can loop the circuit to run itself but even then you would say it cant be done so why waste my time.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 07, 2019, 11:24:04 PM
Guys seriously. Just let this thread die. You can’t just use what is essentially an alternator to generate more power than you put in.

If you could. Everyone would just disconnect their house power. Hook up their handy dandy 100w motor to drive an alternator which would in turn power their house. But guess what. No one does that because it doesn’t fucking work.

Conservation of energy.

Notice how the OP has not posted any pictures or videos of his own setup outside of a diagram done up by his 4 year old son in Microsoft Paint. Cause it doesn’t fucking work and it doesn’t exist.


Im not out to satisfy you or anyone with pictures and videos, I put it out there for who wants to use it. Its called off-grid electric go look it up. An alternator don't work unless you have 1 hp per 700watts of power you are converting. the alternator has too much drag when running unless the internals are rewound for easier turning.

When it gets warmer I will get under my crawlspace where it is setting and get you a picture or two. If you want I can go into the shed now and put together a smaller system which consists of  2 inverters, 2 batteries, and a battery charger and show you how you can loop the circuit to run itself but even then you would say it cant be done so why waste my time.

1. Off the grid electric doesn’t use on-the-grid electric to power it, genius.
2. You are using mechanical energy (the motor) and converting it to electrical energy. That’s an alternator. No one is saying you are literally taking an alternator off of a car. But it’s the same type of device.
3. You won’t take pics because you don’t have this and you’re full of shit.

Troll harder.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 11:27:12 PM
First I'm not a electrician but since I started mining I always wondered when I seen thoose 2000-3000w converter's is that it can take 12v battery and convert it into 2000w of 110 which is enough to run a rig or 2 so the question is how many batteries would you need to run it all day and whats the cheapest way of charging them just wondering also if this works and you have it setup post some pics or a video please



  

Basic Electrics : P = I*V, power = current*volt

You can scale up 12v to 120v no problem. And with beefy equipment you can even handle a large power load. But when coming from a battery, It won’t last long. You’ll deplete the battery quickly. All you have to do it look at the Wh (watt-hr) rating of the battery to estimate how long until it’s empty

Cheapest way to charge them, long term, would be to invest in a large >2000w solar setup. Very expensive upfront, but on a long enough timeline it’ll become cheaper than paying from the outlet. But we’re talking timelines of many years.

A constant charge system helps reduce the need for many batteries. It will keep the system charging while operating it.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 07, 2019, 11:34:27 PM
1. Off the grid electric doesn’t use on-the-grid electric to power it, genius.
2. You are using mechanical energy (the motor) and converting it to electrical energy. That’s an alternator. No one is saying you are literally taking an alternator off of a car. But it’s the same type of device.
3. You won’t take pics because you don’t have this and you’re full of shit.

Troll harder.

Your a troll I started the information thread your the one coming on here lookin for something different apparently.

I know off-grid don't use home power to run fucking idiot, it uses wind or solar in this setup we are replacing the wind with a low power usage electric motor to do what the wind would normally do. A PMG is not the same device the insides have been rewound to generate better power with the least amount of energy to do so (normally wind in this case an electric motor.)

If you want to pay full electric price the go ahead I am not forcing anyone to build this or anything else and in the future anything I do wont be put out on this forum because all that I am finding here is a bunch of ungrateful assholes and only a few who cant hold a conversation like a grown man.

Even the firmware images for the Z9 and mini's it has been nothing but assholes commenting.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 07, 2019, 11:57:30 PM
1. Off the grid electric doesn’t use on-the-grid electric to power it, genius.
2. You are using mechanical energy (the motor) and converting it to electrical energy. That’s an alternator. No one is saying you are literally taking an alternator off of a car. But it’s the same type of device.
3. You won’t take pics because you don’t have this and you’re full of shit.

Troll harder.

Your a troll I started the information thread your the one coming on here lookin for something different apparently.

I know off-grid don't use home power to run fucking idiot, it uses wind or solar in this setup we are replacing the wind with a low power usage electric motor to do what the wind would normally do. A PMG is not the same device the insides have been rewound to generate better power with the least amount of energy to do so (normally wind in this case an electric motor.)

If you want to pay full electric price the go ahead I am not forcing anyone to build this or anything else and in the future anything I do wont be put out on this forum because all that I am finding here is a bunch of ungrateful assholes and only a few who cant hold a conversation like a grown man.

Even the firmware images for the Z9 and mini's it has been nothing but assholes commenting.



You’re*

The only other scenario is that you’re really this stupid, just set this up, and haven’t received your first electric bill yet, not realizing that this setup would use more electricity than just running everything off the wall in the first place.

LOL.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 12:00:52 AM
ELECTRIC COMPANIES HATE THIS MAN. SEE HOW HE REDUCED HIS POWER BILL BY 95% WITH THIS ONE SIMPLE TRICK!

I bet your Facebook profile says you went to college at the School of Hard Knocks


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 12:03:31 AM
1. Off the grid electric doesn’t use on-the-grid electric to power it, genius.
2. You are using mechanical energy (the motor) and converting it to electrical energy. That’s an alternator. No one is saying you are literally taking an alternator off of a car. But it’s the same type of device.
3. You won’t take pics because you don’t have this and you’re full of shit.

Troll harder.

Your a troll I started the information thread your the one coming on here lookin for something different apparently.

I know off-grid don't use home power to run fucking idiot, it uses wind or solar in this setup we are replacing the wind with a low power usage electric motor to do what the wind would normally do. A PMG is not the same device the insides have been rewound to generate better power with the least amount of energy to do so (normally wind in this case an electric motor.)

If you want to pay full electric price the go ahead I am not forcing anyone to build this or anything else and in the future anything I do wont be put out on this forum because all that I am finding here is a bunch of ungrateful assholes and only a few who cant hold a conversation like a grown man.

Even the firmware images for the Z9 and mini's it has been nothing but assholes commenting.



You’re*

The only other scenario is that you’re really this stupid, just set this up, and haven’t received your first electric bill yet, not realizing that this setup would use more electricity than just running everything off the wall in the first place.

LOL.

Thank you for your input your ignorance will be noted.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 12:11:05 AM
ELECTRIC COMPANIES HATE THIS MAN. SEE HOW HE REDUCED HIS POWER BILL BY 95% WITH THIS ONE SIMPLE TRICK!

I bet your Facebook profile says you went to college at the School of Hard Knocks

Actually I am smarter then you apparently. I know many different felids electronics is the main one, microcontrollers, and computer systems, as well as a few other fields I am very well at. I am sorry you lack the intelligence to figure things out in this form and when you don't understand the only thing you know to do is try and belittle someone.

Thanks for your input and the ignorance will be noted. Have a nice day


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 12:23:36 AM
ELECTRIC COMPANIES HATE THIS MAN. SEE HOW HE REDUCED HIS POWER BILL BY 95% WITH THIS ONE SIMPLE TRICK!

I bet your Facebook profile says you went to college at the School of Hard Knocks

Actually I am smarter then you apparently. I know many different felids electronics is the main one, microcontrollers, and computer systems, as well as a few other fields I am very well at. I am sorry you lack the intelligence to figure things out in this form and when you don't understand the only thing you know to do is try and belittle someone.

Thanks for your input and the ignorance will be noted. Have a nice day

So smart that you can’t even differentiate the proper use of then/than or your/you’re. Right.

I’m an Electrical Subsystem engineer with NASA. So yeah. You’re full of shit.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 12:58:23 AM
ELECTRIC COMPANIES HATE THIS MAN. SEE HOW HE REDUCED HIS POWER BILL BY 95% WITH THIS ONE SIMPLE TRICK!

I bet your Facebook profile says you went to college at the School of Hard Knocks

Actually I am smarter then you apparently. I know many different felids electronics is the main one, microcontrollers, and computer systems, as well as a few other fields I am very well at. I am sorry you lack the intelligence to figure things out in this form and when you don't understand the only thing you know to do is try and belittle someone.

Thanks for your input and the ignorance will be noted. Have a nice day

So smart that you can’t even differentiate the proper use of then/than or your/you’re. Right.

I’m an Electrical Subsystem engineer with NASA. So yeah. You’re full of shit.

Now your a NASA engineer wow you get that title online. I'm so full of shit that off-gridders are living in the dark. If your such the NASA engineer then show me how it should be done rather then be an asshole.

Being the engineer you claim to be then you should know it is possible to run this system cheaper then putting your miners direct to your home wiring. Its all about batteries and the charging source. Transformers, capacitators, resistors, and sine wave technology can do many things for you. Throw in a battery and a charging system and you have cheaper power.

No matter how you want to tear it apart it costs less money to run the electric motor for your charging system then it is to run your miners from the wall, the rest is the batteries and the inverters job to do.

What's your contribution to the mining community? I bet nothing but asking a bunch of questions you wanted answers to because you don't know the answer.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 01:02:20 AM
Still can’t figure out how to use “you’re” properly huh? LOL

No. Being the engineer I am is why I know it won’t work.

You can’t power a motor from the wall, to drive a motor into low voltage back through an inverted and somehow generate more energy than you’re putting in. It doesn’t work that way. You will output LESS energy than you put in because of the losses through the motor, and inverter and every other component since nothing is 100% efficient.

I’m right. You’re just an idiot who got scammed and haven’t received your first power bill yet.

There’s no free lunch. The “way it should be done” is either move somewhere with cheaper electric, or invest in solar and wait 10-20 years for the investment to pay off.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 01:23:47 AM
Still can’t figure out how to use “you’re” properly huh? LOL

No. Being the engineer I am is why I know it won’t work.

You can’t power a motor from the wall, to drive a motor into low voltage back through an inverted and somehow generate more energy than you’re putting in. It doesn’t work that way. You will output LESS energy than you put in because of the losses through the motor, and inverter and every other component since nothing is 100% efficient.

I’m right. You’re just an idiot who got scammed and haven’t received your first power bill yet.

There’s no free lunch. The “way it should be done” is either move somewhere with cheaper electric, or invest in solar and wait 10-20 years for the investment to pay off.

The wasted energy doesn't matter, if it cost 35 to run the motor and you waste 100 in energy your cost then is 135 if you were paying 400 at the wall before that you are still saving money. You are not powering the inverter from the generator you are charging the batteries the batteries are powering the inverter and if inverters didn't work the way they do there would be no reason to sell them.

You can do the same thing with a battery charger but your cost would be a more. A 200 amp battery charger 24/7 costs about 250 a month to run again you are saving money If you use the built in 150 amp charger located in the inverter your cost would be a little less and so on. The whole fucking point of this system is it will cut your cost down no matter how you want to claim it wont if you have a larger mining system NOT give you free electric.

I can see your so petty you have to make comments on how I use words. Grow up


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 01:57:19 AM
P.T. Barnum really was right

LOL.

The whole fucking point of this system is it will cut your cost down no matter how you want to claim it wont if you have a larger mining system NOT give you free electric.

no, it won't. that's the "whole fucking point" that everyone is trying to tell you. but you're too stupid to realize it and listen to people smarter than you.

your proposal claims to give more energy out than you're putting in (mind those your/you're there ;) ). that is not possible no matter what kind of nonsense you spout.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: dhmctrader on January 08, 2019, 02:32:59 AM
OP,

You seem to have done a lot of work on this.

A question for you.

The 8.0 ATS inverter specifications (on the amazon link) say that the efficiency is 90%.

Can you explain what this means?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 02:35:01 AM
P.T. Barnum really was right

LOL.

The whole fucking point of this system is it will cut your cost down no matter how you want to claim it wont if you have a larger mining system NOT give you free electric.

no, it won't. that's the "whole fucking point" that everyone is trying to tell you. but you're too stupid to realize it and listen to people smarter than you.

your proposal claims to give more energy out than you're putting in (mind those your/you're there ;) ). that is not possible no matter what kind of nonsense you spout.

Your putting in energy from the batteries all you need to do is keep them charged. I guess if you own a potato farm you can make your energy source out of batteries. There you now have a renewable source of energy. I bet you haven't even looked at the specs for the different components. Without looking into that you don't have a single value to go by to say to determine how much energy you need to keep things going

1x 24vdc battery at 150 ah can produce 3600 watts of energy now multiply that by 8 gives you 28800 watts of energy now convert that into ac using the inverter. There you roughly have lets say 28000 watts dc voltage. Simple DC formula
(V):
P(W) = I(A) × V(V)

Now your 28000 watts converted equals about 1166 amps of power to convert to ac voltage. Converted it gives you 127 amps of 220vac or 27940 watts @220vac. --- Can run a good number of miners on 127 amps @220vac

If you waste 2000 watts of that energy it still gives you 25kw of useable power if it costs you 500 watts of energy to turn the generator head you still have 24.5kw of useable energy for the cost of running a charging system. So in the end your getting 24.5kw of power for the cost of 500 watts to keep the batteries charged.

500 watts of energy to turn a motor is a huge savings compared to running your miners off the wall. The specs will vary by how many batteries you want to use, the charging system, and the size of the inverter.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 02:40:41 AM
What you’re forgetting is the RATE of energy transfer.

It’s one thing to say that your battery will provide 3600W of power. But for how long?? If you don’t charge the batteries at the same rate that you discharge them. They will go dead and you will be out of power.

No fucking way will a 500W input charge batteries to support at 60kW load.

This is basic shit. And you still don’t understand it. But keep replying and making yourself look dumb. Please.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 02:45:55 AM
OP,

You seem to have done a lot of work on this.

A question for you.

The 8.0 ATS inverter specifications (on the amazon link) say that the efficiency is 90%.

Can you explain what this means?

Basically means your losing 10% of your energy output....usually caused by heat and internal components. So putting 100% in you lose 10%.... A pc power supply is 85-95% efficient so that 10% is not a big deal.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 02:48:47 AM
What you’re forgetting is the RATE of energy transfer.

It’s one thing to saw that your battery will provide 3600W of power. But for how long?? If you don’t charge the batteries at the same rate that you discharge them. They will go dead and you will be out of power.

No fucking way will a 500W input charge batteries to support at 60kW load.

This is basic shit. And you still don’t understand it. But keep replying and making yourself look dumb. Please.

No 500 watts alone wont charge it at the right rate but if you use that 500 watts to turn a generator that gives you 2000watts then you can keep up with everything. You following me now....I never said the conversion was a one-step but in different stages you can achieve the savings.

For guys running small rigs of 1 or 2 miners this setup is not for them this setup is for larger setups where the savings is much higher


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 08, 2019, 02:52:05 AM
... How are you going to apply 500W of power to rotating a generator and expect the generator to be able to output more than the input 500W (theoretical 100% efficiency) ???


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 02:52:50 AM
What you’re forgetting is the RATE of energy transfer.

It’s one thing to saw that your battery will provide 3600W of power. But for how long?? If you don’t charge the batteries at the same rate that you discharge them. They will go dead and you will be out of power.

No fucking way will a 500W input charge batteries to support at 60kW load.

This is basic shit. And you still don’t understand it. But keep replying and making yourself look dumb. Please.

No 500 watts alone wont charge it at the right rate but if you use that 500 watts to turn a generator that gives you 2000watts then you can keep up with everything. You following me now....I never said the conversion was a one-step but in different stages you can achieve the savings.

no. no one is following you because you're spouting nonsense.

if you put 500w into that generator, you get <500 out. not 2000.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 08, 2019, 02:58:22 AM
Spoilers: chipless works at a major battery manufacturer


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 02:59:43 AM
and then there's this little gem on the product page for the generator.

Quote
Not for hydro, gas engine, electric motor coupled use.

you seem to think that this motor/generator has no friction or something. you're living in fantasy land.

the reason these work for wind is because you're using the wind's energy! it will produce 2000W of power only with greater than 2000W input (because of losses)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 08, 2019, 03:02:14 AM
gsrcrxsi314 where do I buy you a beer?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 03:07:35 AM
What you’re forgetting is the RATE of energy transfer.

It’s one thing to saw that your battery will provide 3600W of power. But for how long?? If you don’t charge the batteries at the same rate that you discharge them. They will go dead and you will be out of power.

No fucking way will a 500W input charge batteries to support at 60kW load.

This is basic shit. And you still don’t understand it. But keep replying and making yourself look dumb. Please.

No 500 watts alone wont charge it at the right rate but if you use that 500 watts to turn a generator that gives you 2000watts then you can keep up with everything. You following me now....I never said the conversion was a one-step but in different stages you can achieve the savings.

no. no one is following you because you're spouting nonsense.

if you put 500w into that generator, you get <500 out. not 2000.


Your output is based on the rotational speed of the generator head the faster it spins the more it puts out if it used 500 for an electric motor and a few pullies to get the speed higher you do that. Therefore the 500watts used for the motor is kind of irrelevant to what the generator puts out the only factor that matters between the 2 is how fast can you spin the head with the motor

All the same principle as a gas generator with the exception of you can choose the output speed by using pullies instead of a direct drive your gas generator uses more power to get the head moving faster on current draw the electric motor you can increase the speed by changing a pully but not drawing more energy.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 03:15:46 AM
gsrcrxsi314 where do I buy you a beer?

No one asks you to stick around you choose to. You stated your opinions now why don't you and you buddy move on so the thread don't get more cluttered with your bs. People shouldn't have to pm me to ask questions because they feel they will be targeted if they post on the thread. Time for the non-believers to move on.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 03:19:35 AM
... How are you going to apply 500W of power to rotating a generator and expect the generator to be able to output more than the input 500W (theoretical 100% efficiency) ???

Your not directly but with the pullies you can.

You're*, pulleys*

you also seem to have forgotten the torque penalty when using a gear ratio to increase your speed. the generator needs speed AND torque. if your motor is only capable of outputting a finite amount of power. putting a pulley on it wont have any affect. you'll just bog the motor down and it'll still have the same rotational speed on the input shaft of the generator.

try again. :)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 03:41:48 AM

you can achieve both speed and torque with pullies

HAHAHAHAHAHA

oh and pulleys*


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 03:56:38 AM

you can achieve both speed and torque with pullies

HAHAHAHAHAHA

oh and pulleys*

I must be doing something right with my designs and knowledge because I retired at 45 and live very comfortable and you still work as a "NASA" engineer. I pay 35 a month to mine many machines and you pay ?? more.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 04:03:04 AM
chipless i can see your dealing with rocket scientists here ill break it down for these folks, 1 electric motor to replace the blade on your wind turbine head driven at a 1 to 3 drive ratio to turn the turbine at 5175 rpm, the turbine is connected to voltage controller, voltage controller is then connected to a battery bank, the battery bank is connected to the DC to AC inverter as long as your input voltage and amperage to the battery bank is equal to or greater then your amperage output this will function as stated, so basically we are driving the turbine head with an electric motor instead of a prop, thus maintaining charge on the battery bank the only cost would be the amount to run the electric motor, the power to the inverter is maintained by the battery bank as long as our battery charge amperage is more then then battery draw on the inverter this will sustain. so driving one generator head will produce 83 amps of charge power as long as we stay under 83 amps of battery drain on the inverter this will provide continous 120 volt ac output via the inverter.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 08, 2019, 04:05:35 AM
They do make a pully kit..  

http://mwands.com/store/fan-and-single-pulley-for-permanent-magnet-generators-alternators

get a PMG, a pully kit and hook it up to a motor.. see if it can keep a battery bank charged with some rigs attached to it..

so wouldn't be that hard to test this out for yourselves.

Yes, seems to go against conventional teachings, but there's a reason you are here.  crypto..

seems like it would be LOUD.. how much sound does your setup make..





Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 04:12:17 AM
They do make a pully kit..  

http://mwands.com/store/fan-and-single-pulley-for-permanent-magnet-generators-alternators

get a PMG, a pully kit and hook it up to a motor.. see if it can keep a battery bank charged with some rigs attached to it..

so wouldn't be that hard to test this out for yourselves.

Yes, seems to go against conventional teachings, but there's a reason you are here.  crypto..

seems like it would be LOUD.. how much sound does your setup make..





It is not very loud about as loud as a fan on high-speed


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 04:15:35 AM
They do make a pully kit..  

http://mwands.com/store/fan-and-single-pulley-for-permanent-magnet-generators-alternators

get a PMG, a pully kit and hook it up to a motor.. see if it can keep a battery bank charged with some rigs attached to it..

so wouldn't be that hard to test this out for yourselves.

Yes, seems to go against conventional teachings, but there's a reason you are here.  crypto..

seems like it would be LOUD.. how much sound does your setup make..




this will and does work. this does not produce free electricity but greatly reduces the cost, in the end configured correctly your only cost is the electricity to run the electric motor.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 04:40:12 AM
i see chipless created a new account to circle jerk himself LOLOLOL.

guys (guy) let me break it down for you. if what you were saying was possible, everyone would just run their whole house on something like this. it would be too good to pass up. no one would be paying normal rates for their electric ever again. why are billions of people paying normal electric rates when they could power their whole house from a lowly 500w motor? hell why stop there, whey not use a 100w motor to drive that 500w motor and save even MORE! oh man, i just had another thought. why don't you drive that 100w motor with a 10w motor?!?! the sky is the limit here!!!!!

but oh wait, no one does this, because its not possible.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 04:52:31 AM
i see chipless created a new account to circle jerk himself LOLOLOL.

guys (guy) let me break it down for you. if what you were saying was possible, everyone would just run their whole house on something like this. it would be too good to pass up. no one would be paying normal rates for their electric ever again. why are billions of people paying normal electric rates when they could power their whole house from a lowly 500w motor? hell why stop there, whey not use a 100w motor to drive that 500w motor and save even MORE! oh man, i just had another thought. why don't you drive that 100w motor with a 10w motor?!?! the sky is the limit here!!!!!

but oh wait, no one does this, because its not possible.

No I have your mother to jerk me.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 04:54:24 AM
i see chipless created a new account to circle jerk himself LOLOLOL.

guys (guy) let me break it down for you. if what you were saying was possible, everyone would just run their whole house on something like this. it would be too good to pass up. no one would be paying normal rates for their electric ever again. why are billions of people paying normal electric rates when they could power their whole house from a lowly 500w motor? hell why stop there, whey not use a 100w motor to drive that 500w motor and save even MORE! oh man, i just had another thought. why don't you drive that 100w motor with a 10w motor?!?! the sky is the limit here!!!!!

but oh wait, no one does this, because its not possible.

There are people who run their whole house like this living off-grid


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 04:54:30 AM
i see chipless created a new account to circle jerk himself LOLOLOL.

guys (guy) let me break it down for you. if what you were saying was possible, everyone would just run their whole house on something like this. it would be too good to pass up. no one would be paying normal rates for their electric ever again. why are billions of people paying normal electric rates when they could power their whole house from a lowly 500w motor? hell why stop there, whey not use a 100w motor to drive that 500w motor and save even MORE! oh man, i just had another thought. why don't you drive that 100w motor with a 10w motor?!?! the sky is the limit here!!!!!

but oh wait, no one does this, because its not possible.
i am not chipless i am only stating a fact you must be the nasa rocket scientist no wonder the space shuttle blew up..
this setup does and will work.....


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 05:01:57 AM
i see chipless created a new account to circle jerk himself LOLOLOL.

guys (guy) let me break it down for you. if what you were saying was possible, everyone would just run their whole house on something like this. it would be too good to pass up. no one would be paying normal rates for their electric ever again. why are billions of people paying normal electric rates when they could power their whole house from a lowly 500w motor? hell why stop there, whey not use a 100w motor to drive that 500w motor and save even MORE! oh man, i just had another thought. why don't you drive that 100w motor with a 10w motor?!?! the sky is the limit here!!!!!

but oh wait, no one does this, because its not possible.

There are people who run their whole house like this living off-grid

there's exactly 0 people running their house like this. how are they living off the grid when this whole setup requires grid power? you don't think too well do ya?

put up or shut up. show pics or video of this exact setup powering a house and providing more power than they are putting into it, without wind or solar to supplement it.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 05:09:57 AM
your missing the point if you want to run this free then put a prop on your wind turbine it then becomes free this system is replacing the prop with an electric motor to reduce the power cost not to make it free instead of driving the wind generator with wind you are driving it with an electric motor


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 05:12:18 AM
i see chipless created a new account to circle jerk himself LOLOLOL.

guys (guy) let me break it down for you. if what you were saying was possible, everyone would just run their whole house on something like this. it would be too good to pass up. no one would be paying normal rates for their electric ever again. why are billions of people paying normal electric rates when they could power their whole house from a lowly 500w motor? hell why stop there, whey not use a 100w motor to drive that 500w motor and save even MORE! oh man, i just had another thought. why don't you drive that 100w motor with a 10w motor?!?! the sky is the limit here!!!!!

but oh wait, no one does this, because its not possible.

There are people who run their whole house like this living off-grid

there's exactly 0 people running their house like this. how are they living off the grid when this whole setup requires grid power? you don't think too well do ya?

put up or shut up. show pics or video of this exact setup powering a house and providing more power than they are putting into it, without wind or solar to supplement it.

Apparently you are that stupid or just cant read correctly because this is the same thing as a off-grid system with a motor turning the generator instead of wind so yes it costs you a few dollars to turn the thing but that cost is much less.

This is my thread so why dont you just get the hell out of here you have been nothing but a rude asshole from your first post.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 05:14:50 AM
your missing the point if you want to run this free then put a prop on your wind turbine it then becomes free this system is replacing the prop with an electric motor to reduce the power cost not to make it free instead of driving the wind generator with wind you are driving it with an electric motor

you can't replace 2000w of wind power with 500w of electric power and expect the same output.

i'm still not seeing any proof provided here. i wonder why? :)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 05:23:04 AM
are you serious ??? obviously you are clueless its the rpm of the generator that produces the output power where the f*** do you you get 2000 watts of wind power.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 05:27:08 AM
your missing the point if you want to run this free then put a prop on your wind turbine it then becomes free this system is replacing the prop with an electric motor to reduce the power cost not to make it free instead of driving the wind generator with wind you are driving it with an electric motor

you can't replace 2000w of wind power with 500w of electric power and expect the same output.

i'm still not seeing any proof provided here. i wonder why? :)

I didnt know the wind contained watts. I did know it uses energy in the form of movement and in a tornado the wind can be circular until it runs out of energy. But never knew it contained watts.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 05:35:13 AM
your missing the point if you want to run this free then put a prop on your wind turbine it then becomes free this system is replacing the prop with an electric motor to reduce the power cost not to make it free instead of driving the wind generator with wind you are driving it with an electric motor

you can't replace 2000w of wind power with 500w of electric power and expect the same output.

i'm still not seeing any proof provided here. i wonder why? :)

I didnt know the wind contained watts. I did know it uses energy in the form of movement and in a tornado the wind can be circular until it runs out of energy. But never knew it contained watts.

you don't seem to know a lot of things....

1W = 1J/s. it's literally energy per second.

next you'll tell us that you didn't know wind had energy.  :D :D :D


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 05:39:51 AM
your missing the point if you want to run this free then put a prop on your wind turbine it then becomes free this system is replacing the prop with an electric motor to reduce the power cost not to make it free instead of driving the wind generator with wind you are driving it with an electric motor

you can't replace 2000w of wind power with 500w of electric power and expect the same output.

i'm still not seeing any proof provided here. i wonder why? :)

I didnt know the wind contained watts. I did know it uses energy in the form of movement and in a tornado the wind can be circular until it runs out of energy. But never knew it contained watts.

you don't seem to know a lot of things....

1W = 1J/s. it's literally energy per second.

next you'll tell us that you didn't know wind had energy.  :D :D :D

Fine you win put the blades on it and then use your leaf blower to blow some air on it and now you have your full wind system with 150mph wind. Now your only cost is to run your leaf blower unless you can keep blowing so much air yourself


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 05:51:37 AM
and now you've proven you're trolling.

that's all folks! glad no one else will be stupid enough to try this.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 05:57:48 AM
and now you've proven you're trolling.

that's all folks! glad no one else will be stupid enough to try this.

I caught your wife trollin sent her on her way though something smelt a little fishy.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 08, 2019, 05:58:42 AM
I see this.

http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator?search=hydro

900 rpms  to charge at 48v  and is rated for 2800 watts the electric 1/4 hp motor does 1750 rpms

I just so happen to have a 48v golf cart next to 4 mining rigs running on a 230v PDU consuming 13.3 amps (~3000 watts)..  would be pretty easy to test this..

Planning on adding solar / wind eventually so will use components for that..




maybe there's too much resistance added though when there is a LOAD on these things.. .


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 06:04:49 AM
I see this.

http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator?search=hydro

900 rpms  to charge at 48v  and is rated for 2800 watts the electric 1/4 hp motor does 1750 rpms

I just so happen to have a 48v golf cart next to 4 mining rigs running on a 230v PDU consuming 13.3 amps (~3000 watts)..  would be pretty easy to test this..

Planning on adding solar / wind eventually so will use components for that..






If you need things look at missouri wind and solar they have a nice variety and reasonable prices. Golf cart batts work great  ;D they take a good beating

This site is good for configuring the pulley system

https://www.blocklayer.com/pulley-belteng.aspx



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 06:09:31 AM
I see this.

http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator?search=hydro

900 rpms  to charge at 48v  and is rated for 2800 watts the electric 1/4 hp motor does 1750 rpms

I just so happen to have a 48v golf cart next to 4 mining rigs running on a 230v PDU consuming 13.3 amps (~3000 watts)..  would be pretty easy to test this..

Planning on adding solar / wind eventually so will use components for that..





atleast you comprehend if you look at the chart in the link you posted you will see in the picture the wind speed to power conversion now convert that wind speed to rpm and you will know at what rpm the generator will need to spin at to get the desired output wattage at its rated voltage you will need approximately 47 mph wind speed to produce 2000 watts convert 47 mph to rpm and use an electric motor with a pulley drive ratio to achieve that rpm for example a motor with 1725 rpm at 1 to 3 would result in 5175 rpm


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 06:25:28 AM
1750 motor rpm at 1:4.5 ratio will get you 7875 rpm which gives you a surface speed of 4123.3 fpm when you convert 4123.3 fpm you get a rotational speed of 46.8556818 mph which is enough speed to run the generator head at full output. So a 9 inch pulley on motor and 2 inch on generator is the only thing to configure for the simulated wind speed. If you use different pulleys then you need to make sure you stay at or above the same fpm travel on the belt surface speed


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 06:26:46 AM
I see this.

http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator?search=hydro

900 rpms  to charge at 48v  and is rated for 2800 watts the electric 1/4 hp motor does 1750 rpms

I just so happen to have a 48v golf cart next to 4 mining rigs running on a 230v PDU consuming 13.3 amps (~3000 watts)..  would be pretty easy to test this..

Planning on adding solar / wind eventually so will use components for that..





atleast you comprehend if you look at the chart in the link you posted you will see in the picture the wind speed to power conversion now convert that wind speed to rpm and you will know at what rpm the generator will need to spin at to get the desired output wattage at its rated voltage you will need approximately 47 mph wind speed to produce 2000 watts convert 47 mph to rpm and use an electric motor with a pulley drive ratio to achieve that rpm for example a motor with 1725 rpm at 1 to 3 would result in 5175 rpm
24 volts at 2000 watts is approx 83 amps output


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattstyle on January 08, 2019, 08:53:14 AM
sounds cool.. BUT before spending thousands, I'm going to try this on a SMALL scale..

using this cool little generator and some pulleys.. 
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075NQ7GC1/

hydro seems the way to go if you have a river...



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattcode on January 08, 2019, 10:35:37 AM
Spoilers: chipless works at a major battery manufacturer

Or a mental asylum.

... How are you going to apply 500W of power to rotating a generator and expect the generator to be able to output more than the input 500W (theoretical 100% efficiency) ???

Your not directly but with the pullies you can.

What do you think your pulleys/gears/whatevers do? They balance speed and torque, you don't magically get more power at the other end.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 06:00:02 PM
Spoilers: chipless works at a major battery manufacturer

Or a mental asylum.

... How are you going to apply 500W of power to rotating a generator and expect the generator to be able to output more than the input 500W (theoretical 100% efficiency) ???

Your not directly but with the pullies you can.

What do you think your pulleys/gears/whatevers do? They balance speed and torque, you don't magically get more power at the other end.

Thats because you are stupid or playing stupid then because it has been stated how it is done.

You are not applying 500w you are using 500w to turn the motor which in return is creating the rotational speed of 1750 rpm.

So i am applying 500w of rotational speed that is then converted to the equivelent of 47 mph wind with a pulley

The 47mph simulated wind speed is then turning the GENERATOR which from 47mph speed produces 2000 watts of power
now I am using the 2000w to energize the batteries which in return powers the inverter.

Which again converts the 2000w into usable ac. 24vdc @2200 watts with a battery bank of 8x 150ah gives you 1166 amps which when converted to ac 220 gives you 127a of useable ac @220v

SO the only power you need is to keep the battery bank charged 2000w of charging power is 83 amps as long as you dont go over using the 83 amp charging power you are fine if you do your batteries discharge at a slow rate eventually stopping at the charge input power. If you need more power you add a second generator head to the mix and now have 166 amps charging power and so on.

YOU clearly do not understand this process or how a charging and inverter system works when a battery is involved.

A grade school kid can understand this process and how it works so come on some of you are grown adults and you are arguing it cant happen.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on January 08, 2019, 06:19:02 PM

You are not applying 500w you are using 500w to turn the motor which in return is creating the rotational speed of 1750 rpm.

So i am applying 500w of rotational speed that is then converted to the equivelent of 47 mph wind with a pulley

I want to ask and i already said that an extractor of air that consumes 150 watts has 1750rpm. How is that different from consuming 500 watts instead of 150 watts? As I see what we need is 1750 rpm right to give air blowing speed of 47mph?

also to convert rpm to mph, https://sciencing.com/convert-rpm-mph-calculator-2854.html

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For example, if the rotational speed is 100 rpm, enter "100." Multiply this number by 60 to convert it from feet per minute to feet per hour. Divide this number by 5,280, which converts feet per hour to miles per hour. Push the equal sign to see the speed in mph.

Using that webpage to calculate it, it gave me the number of 20 mph, 1750 x 60 =105.000, divide by 5280 = 19.88 mph.

Maybe your 500 watts 1750rpm is not 1750rpm, more like 4200rpm. That explains why it uses 500 watts. 3 x 150w = 450 watts.

The noise a 4200rpm generates kill everything in few meters.

Also what i think is the most important is the cfm and the cfm is related to diameter and rpm.

Generating electricity from wasting electricity, i wonder is that is really viable or just a waste of time.

The wind turbine works better with? 30cm, 40cm, 50cm, 60cm, 70cm exhaustor? and I guess it has to be very close or with a good connection with pipes, cause it can not have any leaks.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 06:37:14 PM

You are not applying 500w you are using 500w to turn the motor which in return is creating the rotational speed of 1750 rpm.

So i am applying 500w of rotational speed that is then converted to the equivelent of 47 mph wind with a pulley

I want to ask and i already said that an extractor of air that consumes 150 watts has 1750rpm. How is that different from consuming 500 watts instead of 150 watts? As I see what we need is 1750 rpm right to give air blowing speed of 47mph?

also to convert rpm to mph, https://sciencing.com/convert-rpm-mph-calculator-2854.html

Quote
For example, if the rotational speed is 100 rpm, enter "100." Multiply this number by 60 to convert it from feet per minute to feet per hour. Divide this number by 5,280, which converts feet per hour to miles per hour. Push the equal sign to see the speed in mph.

Using that webpage to calculate it, it gave me the number of 20 mph, 1750 x 60 =105.000, divide by 5280 = 19.88 mph.

You didnt take into account the pulley ratio of 1:4.5 we are not building a direct drive unit

The 1750 rpm is the starting point for the rpm the 1:4.5 pulley ratio turns your 1750 rpm into 7875 rpm which is then enough to power the generator at full power.

A simple bathroom fan dont have enough torque that is why you use a bigger motor that does have some torque to it and if it uses 5 amps great if it uses 10 amps ok and so on.

The goal is to use the least amount of energy to get the 7875 rpm needed to turn the generator head.

The belt surface speed needs to be at 7875 rpm which is equivalent to a 47 mph wind. Now you have 83 amps of charging power instead of 500 watts of charging power that you initially started with.

A car alternator for example does not run at the rpm the engine is running at the pulley configuration takes the 2000 rpm from the cars engine and turns it into about 6000rpm at the alternator.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: dhmctrader on January 08, 2019, 06:38:26 PM
I'm still not getting it...

So, your motor and generator can provide 2000 W...

This 2000 W is available to power the inverter and charge the batteries...

The inverter is 90% efficient...

If it is consuming the entire 2000 W available then at 90% efficiency it is only making 1800 W for the mining rig.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 06:46:54 PM
I'm still not getting it...

So, your motor and generator can provide 2000 W...

This 2000 W is available to power the inverter and charge the batteries...

The inverter is 90% efficient...

If it is consuming the entire 2000 W available then at 90% efficiency it is only making 1800 W for the mining rig.



The motor and generator head alone nothing else attached can produce 2000 watts if you use 500 watts to turn the generator head then you are saving 1500 watts worth or money right there. Now when you throw batteries and inverter in the mix you can increase the 2000 watts to much more power while still using only 500w to spin the motor. Yes you will have some power loss no doubt but as long as you are putting out more energy then it takes to get you to that point you are saving money

I also have designed a hydro type unit but that one is fully self powering and runs on water but those designs wont be released since I do sell many of them to lake home owner to power their dock lights.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on January 08, 2019, 06:49:15 PM

You didnt take into account the pulley ratio of 1:4.5 we are not building a direct drive unit

The 1750 rpm is the starting point for the rpm the 1:4.5 pulley ratio turns your 1750 rpm into 7875 rpm which is then enough to power the generator at full power.

A simple bathroom fan dont have enough torque that is why you use a bigger motor that does have some torque to it and if it uses 5 amps great if it uses 10 amps ok and so on.

The goal is to use the least amount of energy to get the 7875 rpm needed to turn the generator head.

The belt surface speed needs to be at 7875 rpm which is equivalent to a 47 mph wind. Now you have 83 amps of charging power instead of 500 watts of charging power that you initially started with.

In theory and how you explained makes sense but if it does exactly how you say is something else.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 06:53:33 PM

You didnt take into account the pulley ratio of 1:4.5 we are not building a direct drive unit

The 1750 rpm is the starting point for the rpm the 1:4.5 pulley ratio turns your 1750 rpm into 7875 rpm which is then enough to power the generator at full power.

A simple bathroom fan dont have enough torque that is why you use a bigger motor that does have some torque to it and if it uses 5 amps great if it uses 10 amps ok and so on.

The goal is to use the least amount of energy to get the 7875 rpm needed to turn the generator head.

The belt surface speed needs to be at 7875 rpm which is equivalent to a 47 mph wind. Now you have 83 amps of charging power instead of 500 watts of charging power that you initially started with.

In theory and how you explained makes sense but if it does exactly how you say is something else.

It does exactly what I say it does... If it didnt there wouldnt be people using off-grid systems. Al I am doing is replacing the wind with a motor to do the winds job. A motor cost to run so it is not free but if you had enough constant wind you can run it by wind

There are similar units that run from a bicycle.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 07:17:02 PM
I'm still not getting it...

So, your motor and generator can provide 2000 W...

This 2000 W is available to power the inverter and charge the batteries...

The inverter is 90% efficient...

If it is consuming the entire 2000 W available then at 90% efficiency it is only making 1800 W for the mining rig.


the generators power output is rpm dependent basically the faster you spin it the more the power it produces.
so at peak rpm at 24 volts it would produce 2000 watts if you convert watts to amps that would give approximately 83 amps of output power.
if you ran 2 generators in parallel you would produce the same 24 volts but now 2 times the amperage or 2000 + 2000 is 4000 watts / 24 volts
 =about 166 amps. we would then have 166 amps of charge power at 24 volts to charge the battery bank the battery bank is used to power the power inverter.
without going into detail about my knowledge or what i do for a living i can tell you this does and will work.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 08, 2019, 07:54:47 PM
This idiot keeps saying all you need to do is keep the batteries charged.

If you are discharging the batteries at a rate of 60kW, the batteries have to be charged by at least 60kW. Yes, I agree if you have a 60kW generator like this one http://www.generac.com/Industrial/products/diesel-generators/configured/60kw-diesel-generator and hook some batteries up to it, you can put out 60kW of electricity. According to this article: https://www.ablesales.com.au/blog/diesel-generator-fuel-consumption-chart-in-litres.html a 60kW generator will require 4.25 gallons of Diesel per hour. Diesel is generally $3/gal, so you're looking at $13/hr in Diesel.

That gives you 21 cents per kWh. That's well more expensive than grid electricity. Any electricity you're not inputting from a generator, you're inputting from the grid. There is no configuation of battery/generator/grid/converter/alternator/whatever that gets around this middle school fact. Seriously, you're talking to people with science degrees with absolutely no knowledge of what you're saying. If you're happy paying a diesel bill rather than an electric bill, good for you. But it's not cheaper, so just fucking stop. For anyone gullible, think of the wattage as the actual ENERGY, dont get bogged down by "amperage, current, voltage, resistance, efficiency" etc. It all comes down to energy. Inverters/Batteries obviously dont create energy. So ask yourself, if he's running 10 x 1800w rigs, where's the actual ENERGY (not current, not amperage, not voltage, literal capacity to do work, energy) coming from? Is it coming from the generator? Or is it coming from the grid? Those are the ONLY TWO things contributing ENERGY (besides some people pointing out solar panels which pay for themselves after some years). Every fucking watt you're not pulling from the wall, you have to pull from a generator. Not amps, not volts, watts. If you pull 1800w from the wall, you HAVE to pull 9 x 1800w out of a fucking generator to run 10 rigs. The only other possible way is if you're running the rigs till all the batteries are totally dead after a few minutes, and then slowly recharging them over the course of a day.

Think about it this way, you're using your phone and it requires 18W to run. He's trying to convince you that plugging your phone in to the wall with a 12v 0.5A charger will keep the phone running perpetully. That's fucking stupid, you know your phone battery will still die unless you turn it off or get a beefier charger for it.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 08, 2019, 07:58:26 PM

You didnt take into account the pulley ratio of 1:4.5 we are not building a direct drive unit

The 1750 rpm is the starting point for the rpm the 1:4.5 pulley ratio turns your 1750 rpm into 7875 rpm which is then enough to power the generator at full power.

A simple bathroom fan dont have enough torque that is why you use a bigger motor that does have some torque to it and if it uses 5 amps great if it uses 10 amps ok and so on.

The goal is to use the least amount of energy to get the 7875 rpm needed to turn the generator head.

The belt surface speed needs to be at 7875 rpm which is equivalent to a 47 mph wind. Now you have 83 amps of charging power instead of 500 watts of charging power that you initially started with.

In theory and how you explained makes sense but if it does exactly how you say is something else.
No it does not, but please feed the troll more, this is awesome.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: bittawm on January 08, 2019, 07:59:39 PM
popcorning right now


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 08:01:14 PM
This idiot keeps saying all you need to do is keep the batteries charged.

If you are discharging the batteries at a rate of 60kW, the batteries have to be charged by at least 60kW. Yes, I agree if you have a 60kW generator like this one http://www.generac.com/Industrial/products/diesel-generators/configured/60kw-diesel-generator and hook some batteries up to it, you can put out 60kW of electricity. According to this article: https://www.ablesales.com.au/blog/diesel-generator-fuel-consumption-chart-in-litres.html a 60kW generator will require 4.25 gallons of Diesel per hour. Diesel is generally $3/gal, so you're looking at $13/hr in Diesel.

That gives you 21 cents per kWh. That's well more expensive than grid electricity. Any electricity you're not inputting from a generator, you're inputting from the grid. There is no configuation of battery/generator/grid/converter/alternator/whatever that gets around this middle school fact. Seriously, you're talking to people with science degrees with absolutely no knowledge of what you're saying. If you're happy paying a diesel bill rather than an electric bill, good for you. But it's not cheaper, so just fucking stop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9e_owv9U7w npw
the video is on a smaller scale for power output but the premise is the same
replace the the propeller with an electric motor and change the electric motor to generator drive ratio to achieve the desired rpm for peak output of the generator.. i cant believe you people cant understand how this works !!!


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 08, 2019, 08:05:54 PM
God, I tried to not bite with you trolls, just trying to get a rise out of people with a middle school education, but these days its really hard to tell if people aren't literally as stupid as you. You do realize that in his case, he's capturing the wind energy? What energy do you think you're capturing? Why don't we just go a step further and use a motor to actually drive a gear that turns your motor, charging a battery which powers the motor turning it? Perpetual energy solved! My guess is this moron forgot that these sort of motors have resistance, and you have to put in AT LEAST as much energy to overcome that resistance as any energy you could potentially get out of the motor.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: solarforce on January 08, 2019, 08:22:08 PM
God, I tried to not bite with you trolls, just trying to get a rise out of people with a middle school education, but these days its really hard to tell if people aren't literally as stupid as you. You do realize that in his case, he's capturing the wind energy? What energy do you think you're capturing? Why don't we just go a step further and use a motor to actually drive a gear that turns your motor, charging a battery which powers the motor turning it? Perpetual energy solved! My guess is this moron forgot that these sort of motors have resistance, and you have to put in AT LEAST as much energy to overcome that resistance as any energy you could potentially get out of the motor.
i tried to hold back on this but i cant, first of of all fuck face i am an electrical engineer my educational knowledge goes far beyond what your little pea brain can comprehend i understand you cant fix stupid and stupid you are.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 08, 2019, 08:28:40 PM
Really? That's funny, I have a Master's in Science from Purdue University, what dumbshit non accredited school would give a halfwit like you a piece of paper? Please enlighten us so we can make damn sure to avoid sending our children there.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 08:34:15 PM
Really? That's funny, I have a Master's in Science from Purdue University, what dumbshit non accredited school would give a halfwit like you a piece of paper? Please enlighten us so we can make damn sure to avoid sending our children there.

He doesnt have shit. He and Chip are the same person. The best they have is weak “your mom” jokes.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 08, 2019, 08:35:20 PM
Yea clearly. This guy is an absolute case study in the Dunning-Kruger effect.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Exoskeleton on January 08, 2019, 08:37:19 PM
popcorning right now

Me too.

I tried not to bite as well, but here goes. A simple question.

Why don't you connect one of these contraptions to power two more? Then each of one those to two more. And so on. Infinite energy! Right?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 08:45:44 PM
popcorning right now

Me too.

I tried not to bite as well, but here goes. A simple question.

Why don't you connect one of these contraptions to power two more? Then each of one those to two more. And so on. Infinite energy! Right?

Yup. I said this a couple pages back. In jest of course.

i see chipless created a new account to circle jerk himself LOLOLOL.

guys (guy) let me break it down for you. if what you were saying was possible, everyone would just run their whole house on something like this. it would be too good to pass up. no one would be paying normal rates for their electric ever again. why are billions of people paying normal electric rates when they could power their whole house from a lowly 500w motor? hell why stop there, whey not use a 100w motor to drive that 500w motor and save even MORE! oh man, i just had another thought. why don't you drive that 100w motor with a 10w motor?!?! the sky is the limit here!!!!!

but oh wait, no one does this, because its not possible.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 08, 2019, 09:07:36 PM
Yea this thread is a perfect example of where moderators should step in and throw this shit in the trash to keep from dirtying the content of the forum.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattcode on January 08, 2019, 09:14:08 PM
Yea clearly. This guy is an absolute case study in the Dunning-Kruger effect.

I think it's just someone saying inane things to get a reaction, they don't actually believe that this shite works.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 10:19:47 PM
Please contact a mod. I dare you. I think you won’t like the results. :)

I’ve given plenty of reasons why this won’t work. The biggest is that to get 2000w out of the generator, will require >2000w input. A 500w motor cannot do 2000w of work. This is simple math.

The input shaft has resistance. And the faster you spin it, the. More resistance there is.

Adding pulleys to the motor to increase speed, will result in a loss of torque, which will bog the motor down preventing the RPM you desire.

You’re full of shit and anyone with 2 brain cells to rub together can see it


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 08, 2019, 10:38:49 PM
Please for god's sake contact an admin. We explained multiple times to your pea brain why it wont work. Generators have resistance. Gearing up reduced torque. Like has been said, you have to input 2000w of energy into any generator to output (under) 2000w of energy. If you gear up a 500w motor to try and spin a 2000w generator, the resistance will prevent it moving at full speed.

Say it with me bro, CONSERVATION OF ENERGY. When you move around energy, the most you can do is LOSE energy to entropy. 2000w in means 2000w - entropy out. Yes you can go off the grid, but you're not getting around energy in and energy out equations with a fucking pulley, battery, inverter, or any other bullshit. You're like one of those retarded fat people that say they literally can't lose weight because of genetics. No you fat fuck, you eat too much, at best you have a below average metabolism and you need to eat under your metabolism. You can't fucking eat 1600cals and stay the same weight, you're fucking deluding yourself while you suck down a pepsi thinking it doesn't count.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 08, 2019, 11:02:11 PM
For mr rocket scientist you have not given 1 good point to why this doesnt work when others are also using similar systems. Only powered by wind or solar. The motor is our wind ....

I don't get why you keep glossing over the fact that the wind would be supplying 2000 W effective power


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: yesyes18 on January 08, 2019, 11:08:59 PM
lol, I guess you.might want to have a reconsideration of how you're going to get power for the batteries to run the renewable system you're creating. Other than that, we will come back to square one: as in the old ways of generating power and that'll even increase your costs lol. Anyways it's a nice idea. Keep on improving on it.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 11:30:20 PM
For mr rocket scientist you have not given 1 good point to why this doesnt work when others are also using similar systems. Only powered by wind or solar. The motor is our wind ....

I don't get why you keep glossing over the fact that the wind would be supplying 2000 W effective power

The wind is out of the equation at this point, at this point we are concerned with rpm and mph and how we can achieve the needed speed or rpm. It costs less to get the speed and torque needed then it would cost to run a large number of miners when run in this way. If you have enough miners or heavy power using miners or gpu rigs it can cut down the cost because you are only paying for what the electric motor is using and not for all the miners.  Say if you have 20 S9 miners and it costs you 800 a month to run them and you can run a system like this for say 100 a month your saving 700 a month. Its not about power loss physics or whatever else you few want bitch about it is about saving even a few hundred dollars. I can say enough this is not for small miners it is for larger setups where you will see the savings.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 11:32:20 PM
Please contact a mod. I dare you. I think you won’t like the results. :)

I’ve given plenty of reasons why this won’t work. The biggest is that to get 2000w out of the generator, will require >2000w input. A 500w motor cannot do 2000w of work. This is simple math.

The input shaft has resistance. And the faster you spin it, the. More resistance there is.

Adding pulleys to the motor to increase speed, will result in a loss of torque, which will bog the motor down preventing the RPM you desire.

You’re full of shit and anyone with 2 brain cells to rub together can see it

Then you use a bigger motor and your savings is a little less. who cares you are still saving money. If you want something 100% free you picked the wrong post


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 11:35:50 PM
Wow. He’s actually serious.

I take back all the mean things I said, it’s not cool to make fun of the mentally handicapped.

Good job little buddy?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 11:40:21 PM
For mr rocket scientist you have not given 1 good point to why this doesnt work when others are also using similar systems. Only powered by wind or solar. The motor is our wind ....

I don't get why you keep glossing over the fact that the wind would be supplying 2000 W effective power

No the wind would be supplying the force which cannot really be measured in watts. You can only take that force and convert it into motion which gives us our rpm which is what we are looking for. You can get a variable rpm from the wind depending on what you use to catch the wind then you have the force to put items into motion and the current wind speed can determine a maximum rpm. So lets not confuse what we are doing here


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 11:41:52 PM
Wow. He’s actually serious.

I take back all the mean things I said, it’s not cool to make fun of the mentally handicapped.

Good job little buddy?

Your comments actually show your true intelligence.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 08, 2019, 11:45:25 PM
I choose to recycle the wasted energy from my miners in the form of heat. I use it to help heat my home and have cut my power bill down because of that alone by 200+ a month.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 08, 2019, 11:57:33 PM
He really just said wind can’t be measured in Watts...

Let that sink in. This guy doesn’t know what a watt is.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: romelitounknown on January 09, 2019, 12:34:36 AM
Really? That's funny, I have a Master's in Science from Purdue University, what dumbshit non accredited school would give a halfwit like you a piece of paper? Please enlighten us so we can make damn sure to avoid sending our children there.

He doesnt have shit. He and Chip are the same person. The best they have is weak “your mom” jokes.



No its not me.


I will ask 1 more time the non-believers refrain from your stupid comments if it continues I will ask the moderator to ban you. Enough is enough this thread was put here for informational purposes not for some dickheads to act like a know it all and post shit that does not give any explanation as to exactly why off-grid power does not work. Look outside your box if you can because there is a world outside also not just in your little box mind..

Apparently you do not understand and are looking thru a fogged window there are some who do understand and are willing to follow the process. This thread is here for them not for you to flap your gums about shit that dont make sense to you.

For mr rocket scientist you have not given 1 good point to why this doesnt work when others are also using similar systems. Only powered by wind or solar. The motor is our wind ....

Hahahaha my ghad why lot of people doesn't understand your point. The OP was just trying to replace a windmill by an industrial motor to act as a prime mover of a Generator. As simple as that.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 12:38:03 AM
Really? That's funny, I have a Master's in Science from Purdue University, what dumbshit non accredited school would give a halfwit like you a piece of paper? Please enlighten us so we can make damn sure to avoid sending our children there.

He doesnt have shit. He and Chip are the same person. The best they have is weak “your mom” jokes.



No its not me.


I will ask 1 more time the non-believers refrain from your stupid comments if it continues I will ask the moderator to ban you. Enough is enough this thread was put here for informational purposes not for some dickheads to act like a know it all and post shit that does not give any explanation as to exactly why off-grid power does not work. Look outside your box if you can because there is a world outside also not just in your little box mind..

Apparently you do not understand and are looking thru a fogged window there are some who do understand and are willing to follow the process. This thread is here for them not for you to flap your gums about shit that dont make sense to you.

For mr rocket scientist you have not given 1 good point to why this doesnt work when others are also using similar systems. Only powered by wind or solar. The motor is our wind ....

Hahahaha my ghad why lot of people doesn't understand your point. The OP was just trying to replace a windmill by an industrial motor to act as a prime mover of a Generator. As simple as that.

we know what he's saying. we're just saying he's wrong about the expected outcome.

he wants to replace 2000W of wind power with 500W of electrical power. and he expects the same 2000W output. that wont happen. he certainly can hook a 500w electric motor to the thing, but he wont get 2000W out the other end of the generator, he'll get less than 500. 


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 12:59:36 AM
Another thing you are forgetting is you are not draining the batteries 100% you are keeping the charge full and maintained.

And no you cant directly measure the wind in watts wind is measured in velocity which converted into energy the energy force which is used to generate electrical watts. With a average wind of 10 mph it is enough force to produce 100 watts with certain turbines and so on. Therefore the watts is really wind velocity and is not usable electric unless converted in some form or fashion


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 01:04:24 AM
Another thing you are forgetting is you are not draining the batteries 100% you are keeping the charge full and maintained.

And no you cant directly measure the wind in watts wind is measured in velocity which converted into energy the energy force which is used to generate electrical watts. With a average wind of 10 mph it is enough force to produce 100 watts with certain turbines and so on. Therefore the watts is really wind velocity and is not usable electric unless converted in some form or fashion

i bet you think your engine power in you car can't be measured in watts either.

hint: Watts is not solely an electrical unit. watts is a measure of POWER, or work over time.

Watt = J/s = F•d/s = m•a•d/s = m•(d/s^2)•d/s = m • d^2 / s^3

In metric that is kilogram•meter^2/second^3
 
Or, generically, mass•distance^2/time^3 or ML^2/T^3


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 01:05:37 AM
Really? That's funny, I have a Master's in Science from Purdue University, what dumbshit non accredited school would give a halfwit like you a piece of paper? Please enlighten us so we can make damn sure to avoid sending our children there.

He doesnt have shit. He and Chip are the same person. The best they have is weak “your mom” jokes.



No its not me.


I will ask 1 more time the non-believers refrain from your stupid comments if it continues I will ask the moderator to ban you. Enough is enough this thread was put here for informational purposes not for some dickheads to act like a know it all and post shit that does not give any explanation as to exactly why off-grid power does not work. Look outside your box if you can because there is a world outside also not just in your little box mind..

Apparently you do not understand and are looking thru a fogged window there are some who do understand and are willing to follow the process. This thread is here for them not for you to flap your gums about shit that dont make sense to you.

For mr rocket scientist you have not given 1 good point to why this doesnt work when others are also using similar systems. Only powered by wind or solar. The motor is our wind ....

Hahahaha my ghad why lot of people doesn't understand your point. The OP was just trying to replace a windmill by an industrial motor to act as a prime mover of a Generator. As simple as that.

we know what he's saying. we're just saying he's wrong about the expected outcome.

he wants to replace 2000W of wind power with 500W of electrical power. and he expects the same 2000W output. that wont happen. he certainly can hook a 500w electric motor to the thing, but he wont get 2000W out the other end of the generator, he'll get less than 500. 

But what your missing is that we only need speed and a little torque. If we use a 1:1 pulley ratio then no you wont get shit but start gearing it right and you do get the speed and torque needed to push the generator at full rpm. and that speed can be produced with only 500 watts  consumption from the wall. That is like saying a drill press can spin the bit at higher rpm then the motor is running at. But if you change the gearing or pulley in most cases then the bit spins faster you lose some torque unless you have a bigger motor but in the end your bit is faster.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 01:09:57 AM
Really? That's funny, I have a Master's in Science from Purdue University, what dumbshit non accredited school would give a halfwit like you a piece of paper? Please enlighten us so we can make damn sure to avoid sending our children there.

He doesnt have shit. He and Chip are the same person. The best they have is weak “your mom” jokes.



No its not me.


I will ask 1 more time the non-believers refrain from your stupid comments if it continues I will ask the moderator to ban you. Enough is enough this thread was put here for informational purposes not for some dickheads to act like a know it all and post shit that does not give any explanation as to exactly why off-grid power does not work. Look outside your box if you can because there is a world outside also not just in your little box mind..

Apparently you do not understand and are looking thru a fogged window there are some who do understand and are willing to follow the process. This thread is here for them not for you to flap your gums about shit that dont make sense to you.

For mr rocket scientist you have not given 1 good point to why this doesnt work when others are also using similar systems. Only powered by wind or solar. The motor is our wind ....

Hahahaha my ghad why lot of people doesn't understand your point. The OP was just trying to replace a windmill by an industrial motor to act as a prime mover of a Generator. As simple as that.

we know what he's saying. we're just saying he's wrong about the expected outcome.

he wants to replace 2000W of wind power with 500W of electrical power. and he expects the same 2000W output. that wont happen. he certainly can hook a 500w electric motor to the thing, but he wont get 2000W out the other end of the generator, he'll get less than 500.  

But what your missing is that we only need speed and a little torque. If we use a 1:1 pulley ratio then no you wont get shit but start gearing it right and you do get the speed and torque needed to push the generator at full rpm. and that speed can be produced with only 500 watts  consumption from the wall. That is like saying a drill press can spin the bit at higher rpm then the motor is running at. But if you change the gearing or pulley in most cases then the bit spins faster you lose some torque unless you have a bigger motor but in the end your bit is faster.

gear ratios dont give you more power out of thin air. you have to add more energy, gears/pulleys don't do that.

and yes, changing the pulleys on your drill press to increase speed causes a reduction in torque.

that fact that you can't grasp these simple concepts is troubling.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 09, 2019, 01:11:46 AM
we know, as you wrote in your first post, you personally run that system and power multiple asic from it

it is just such a shame bitmain did not read about it, done it on large scale, so they could avoid so much pollution from the coal power plants


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 01:29:17 AM
what's even more funny is that his "small" test in the second video was pulling more than 600W from the wall.

the car charger was the only thing plugged into the wall outlet. he had is set to 50A charge. nevermind the fact that he incorrectly says that's 50A on the 110VAC side (which would blow his breaker immediately if true). it's really pushing 50A to the 12V side. P=IV. P=(50)(12) = 600W. i can't imagine that rusty 1980's car battery charger is all that efficient. so more like 700+W from the wall. all to power a single hashing board on the ASIC.

Good job little buddy. such efficiency. such power saving. 


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 01:59:26 AM
what's even more funny is that his "small" test in the second video was pulling more than 600W from the wall.

the car charger was the only thing plugged into the wall outlet. he had is set to 50A charge. nevermind the fact that he incorrectly says that's 50A on the 110VAC side (which would blow his breaker immediately if true). it's really pushing 50A to the 12V side. P=IV. P=(50)(12) = 600W. i can't imagine that rusty 1980's car battery charger is all that efficient. so more like 700+W from the wall. all to power a single hashing board on the ASIC.

Good job little buddy. such efficiency. such power saving. 

Better look again the charger is plugged into the inverter with the output looped back to the battery, nothing is plugged into the wall

Both the charger and miner are plugged into the inverter


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 02:01:19 AM
Then use a fucking bigger motor if your worried about speed and torque a bigger motor just reduces your saving a little bit but in the end you are still saving a lot of money

right. you'll need a bigger motor. one that uses about 2200W (@90% efficiency)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Exoskeleton on January 09, 2019, 02:04:53 AM
The horse is dead, He's dead Jim.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 02:14:26 AM
what's even more funny is that his "small" test in the second video was pulling more than 600W from the wall.

the car charger was the only thing plugged into the wall outlet. he had is set to 50A charge. nevermind the fact that he incorrectly says that's 50A on the 110VAC side (which would blow his breaker immediately if true). it's really pushing 50A to the 12V side. P=IV. P=(50)(12) = 600W. i can't imagine that rusty 1980's car battery charger is all that efficient. so more like 700+W from the wall. all to power a single hashing board on the ASIC.

Good job little buddy. such efficiency. such power saving.  

Better look again the charger is plugged into the inverter with the output looped back to the battery, nothing is plugged into the wall

Both the charger and miner are plugged into the inverter

i see now why you only made a 7 min video. all you're doing is depleting the battery, and it wont last long, the charger is doing nothing but draining more energy from the battery with efficiency losses. you'd need to recharge that battery at the same rate that you're depleting it to keep it from going flat. calculate the efficiency losses from all the components and you're putting in more energy than if you just plugged straight to the wall (because straight to the wall avoids the efficiency losses of all the other components.

also your 1 board of the V9 is NOT using 400 watts. the network cable is not plugged in and cannot fetch any work, so it's idle doing nothing. likely less than 50W.

a normal small car battery has about 50Ah capacity. and lets say for simplicity it's 12V. 50W/12V = 4.166A. 50Ah/4.1666 = 12hrs at BEST. all to power a single hashing board doing nothing and ignoring efficiency losses. then you have to recharge the battery or replace it.

Good job little buddy.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 09, 2019, 02:26:01 AM
I nominate this thread for Batshit Crazy Scam of the Year 2019, pretty sure it'll stay top tier for the rest of the year.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 09, 2019, 02:34:23 AM
I think it is just a troll, not scam, like who would he scam of what, from afil links?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: RiceMiner69 on January 09, 2019, 02:36:47 AM
I already went through 2 crates of popcorn......


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 02:41:37 AM
I nominate this thread for Batshit Crazy Scam of the Year 2019, pretty sure it'll stay top tier for the rest of the year.

A scam? Really I am not selling a thing you idiot. I gave information away

Just like I gave unlocked fw images away for z9 and batch 4 minis I also came up with the batch 2 fw which was never released in a
update package. So what have you given to the community? All I see you do is flap your mouth and ask questions on other threads


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 03:32:15 AM
Then use a fucking bigger motor if your worried about speed and torque a bigger motor just reduces your saving a little bit but in the end you are still saving a lot of money

right. you'll need a bigger motor. one that uses about 2200W (@90% efficiency)

So you are trying to say is that I need a 4 hp electric motor (120vac@18amp) to get enough rpm and torque to get 7875 rpm on the PMG?

Your fucking crazy that would be way overkill for a motor when you can get enough speed and torque with a lot less power. I can run a dam car alternator on a 3hp motor and that has so much magnetic drag you couldnt hardly turn it by hand a PMG has very little drag.

Even if you think its true who cares if it cost you 2200w to put out 10kw + your still saving money

My 2200w gas generator direct drive uses less power then that it uses 98cc and again id like to see you turn it by hand

Again I must be doing something right because I am running my machines very well this is just 1 Z9 fullsize

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2200w = 2.9hp. not 4.

and no, im not saying it would take 2200W to get 10K out. im saying itll be 2200W to get that theoretical 2000W out. with 90% efficiency.

i'm guessing you don't have a kill-a-watt meter on your electric motor. and i'm guessing you havent received your first electric bill yet. :)

and your last bit of BS, 75kSol is a bit fast for a Z9.... they are 40kSol stock. so yeah, that's not one. probably not even yours lol.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 09, 2019, 04:32:10 AM
For those of you just joining, this moron thinks you can do this:

Hook a car battery up to an inverter, converting the 12V DC to 115V AC. Hook the inverter up to a car battery charger, which converts 115V AC to 12V DC. Then hook the car battery charger up to the car battery to close the circuit. In this process you've somehow created energy.

Since, according to the author, the battery isn't actually being charged or drained, what he's really saying is hook an inverter up to a car battery charger and hook the car battery charger back up to the inverter, and not only do they power eachother in perpetuity but they also put out extra power to power a miner! Wow!

Next thing he's going to sell us, is an electric fan blowing at a wind generator that powers the electric fan! GENIUS!! EVERYONE WE'VE SOLVED ZERO POINT ENERGY HOLY SHIT WE'RE ABOUT TO ENTER A NEW DAWN OF CIVILIZATION!!!!! Star Trek here we come!!

If everyone could just join me and click that "Report To Moderator" feature to delete this low effort trolling and ban this chipless guy, we can clean this bullshit up.

"My 2200w gas generator direct drive uses less power then that it uses 98cc" omg my sides hurt, cc's is a unit of energy now lmfao


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: arielbit on January 09, 2019, 04:47:36 AM
this is how i pictured it in my mind hehe

https://i.postimg.cc/FHtTZP7H/energy.jpg

free energy is bigger than bitcoin...bitcoin is however the best complimentary partner for free energy..go for it man..i support you.

PM me if you have an anti-gravity levitating device and a ray gun..i'm building an army and an empire once i amassed thousands of 150w exhaust fans  ;)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 09, 2019, 05:08:27 AM
Reported. Get off our forums. No body wants you contributing your fucking trash. Go post in 4chan or something.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 05:12:02 AM
Reported. Get off our forums. No body wants you contributing your fucking trash. Go post in 4chan or something.

You dont own this forum so it is not yours it is a community forum owned by a third party. If you dont like this thread leave and dont come back it isnt here to please you.

What I prove him wrong with screenshot now you want me to leave because he made him look foolish with his know it all mentality


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 05:16:09 AM
Reported. Get off our forums. No body wants you contributing your fucking trash. Go post in 4chan or something.

Must be a gpu rig user


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 09, 2019, 05:37:15 AM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash. Your logic/justifications/proof have been thoroughly fucking ripped apart at every step, and your logical fallacies, circular arguments, and fake pseudoscience and snakeoil salespitches are exhausting and need to be removed from this forum and this site.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 05:44:00 AM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash.

Your the pos in violation you are harassing another member just because you dont like my information and you are jealous or something because I can afford ASIC miners and you are stuck with gpu rigs


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 05:44:20 AM
He has no clue how much he’s pulling from the wall or what they miner is using. No watt meters. And he’s only been running it for 6 days.

He’s in for a surprise when the first month’s electric bill is due and it’s not any cheaper lol.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 05:45:31 AM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash.

Your the pos in violation you are harassing another member just because you dont like my information and you are jealous or something because I can afford ASIC miners and you are stuck with gpu rigs

You’re*

And no one is jealous of the asic that you don’t even fully own. You and like 2-3 other guys all chipped in to buy one according to your posts lol.


Will the new version support these features for 4 ASIC boards hooked to the Z9, I ask because I went in on a unit with 2 other guys and we split the boards


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 05:48:35 AM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash.

Your the pos in violation you are harassing another member just because you dont like my information and you are jealous or something because I can afford ASIC miners and you are stuck with gpu rigs

You’re*

And no one is jealous of the asic that you don’t even fully own. You and like 2-3 other guys all chipped in to buy one according to your posts lol.

LOL I own every one of them.... But remember I am full of shit thats not a Z9


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 05:50:49 AM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash.

Your the pos in violation you are harassing another member just because you dont like my information and you are jealous or something because I can afford ASIC miners and you are stuck with gpu rigs

You’re*

And no one is jealous of the asic that you don’t even fully own. You and like 2-3 other guys all chipped in to buy one according to your posts lol.

LOL I own every one of them.... But remember I am full of shit thats not a Z9

I edited my post with your original post saying you split the cost of an asic. Nice try poor guy. 


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 05:56:11 AM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash.

Your the pos in violation you are harassing another member just because you dont like my information and you are jealous or something because I can afford ASIC miners and you are stuck with gpu rigs

You’re*

And no one is jealous of the asic that you don’t even fully own. You and like 2-3 other guys all chipped in to buy one according to your posts lol.

LOL I own every one of them.... But remember I am full of shit thats not a Z9

I edited my post with your original post saying you split the cost of an asic. Nice try poor guy.  

So what we have 5 development machines that isnt what I have at home here. I also have other models that we play with and share for development You can also see in the picture I have multiple minis what I have at home makes just under 1/2 coin a day

One is my home system and the other is a shared dev system you can clearly see 2 different setups

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sCOENKxZWpbGdPyil9X5cStQy4qnLGIe/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xircfQcvUf3goHWuwVDlxRjf1gMeTqRY/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15gs2naWjApP7fcHatWbfYo3Rc54nwxoI/view?usp=sharing

And this is what I retired from as a private contractor so no I am not a rookie in this world over the years I have had to improvise many situations where I have gained the knowledge to fix certain problems.

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Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 08:05:38 AM
Here is a smaller Hydro setup now you tell me why this wont work. It is enough to run 1 or 2 miners and fine unless there was component failure or you forgot to fill it with water. And if you say it wont work your full of it I install these at lakehomes for dock lighting and charging boat batteries....different design of course but all the same setup instead of a tank I use the lake water where it never runs out. Specs can vary depending on the inverters specifications

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OkYL4cw670I9T2is6csLTI147IwnxjFh/view?usp=sharing







Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Number6 on January 09, 2019, 08:13:29 AM
For those of you just joining, this moron thinks you can do this:

Since, according to the author, the battery isn't actually being charged or drained, what he's really saying is hook an inverter up to a car battery charger and hook the car battery charger back up to the inverter, and not only do they power eachother in perpetuity but they also put out extra power to power a miner! Wow!

...

Next thing he's going to sell us, is an electric fan blowing at a wind generator that powers the electric fan!


Nah, this isn't how it works! You will get too much power conversion loss using a fan to blow air to power the wind turbine. What you need to do instead is use the free power to feed a bunch of quartz spotlights and point them directly at solar panels which in-turn is used to feed the battery!!! Whoa-la, free power baby!!!


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 08:17:28 AM
For those of you just joining, this moron thinks you can do this:

Since, according to the author, the battery isn't actually being charged or drained, what he's really saying is hook an inverter up to a car battery charger and hook the car battery charger back up to the inverter, and not only do they power eachother in perpetuity but they also put out extra power to power a miner! Wow!

...

Next thing he's going to sell us, is an electric fan blowing at a wind generator that powers the electric fan!


Nah, this isn't how it works! You will get too much power conversion loss using a fan to blow air to power the wind turbine. What you need to do instead is use the free power to feed a bunch of quartz spotlights and point them directly at solar panels which in-turn is used to feed the battery!!! Whoa-la, free power baby!!!

There are many ways to do it if you look at the hydro unit i just posted that is another that can be used for mining. You can add a flywheel to increase momentum and reduce the force needed on the input making this even easier


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 09, 2019, 10:59:32 AM
He mines Equihash, that's all you need to know.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 09, 2019, 12:42:03 PM
In your latest example (I'm going to refrain from making fun of your mental illness), it won't work because a 48W water pump can only pump water with up to 48W of energy. That 48W of energy can not turn a 2000W generator. You COULD potentially hook up about 100 of these water pumps, and if they are VERY efficient could POTENTIALLY turn a 2000W generator, but you're spending 5000W to do it.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: arielbit on January 09, 2019, 01:09:46 PM
notice a generator set when increasing the load?.. you'll easily notice it if you have a smaller genset since you can easily go near its max load.

the engine makes sound, the sound of having to work harder, because the dynamo is getting harder to turn as the electrical load increases...by the way the engine consumes more fuel as this happen..

this part is where chipless lost the "chip" in the brain that process "where is that energy coming from?"


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 03:08:16 PM
Here is a smaller Hydro setup now you tell me why this wont work. It is enough to run 1 or 2 miners and fine unless there was component failure or you forgot to fill it with water. And if you say it wont work your full of it I install these at lakehomes for dock lighting and charging boat batteries....different design of course but all the same setup instead of a tank I use the lake water where it never runs out. Specs can vary depending on the inverters specifications

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OkYL4cw670I9T2is6csLTI147IwnxjFh/view?usp=sharing







So much wrong with this lol. I’m sure it might run a couple LEDs and a battery trickle charger. But it ain’t gonna run thousands of watts of load.

Second error you say “30 amp draw will last 1 day, providing 2000w of power”

Do you even math? 30 amps at 12V is 360W. And you aren’t charging back up at 30a so all you’re doing is draining the battery



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 06:50:40 PM
He has no clue how much he’s pulling from the wall or what they miner is using. No watt meters. And he’s only been running it for 6 days.

He’s in for a surprise when the first month’s electric bill is due and it’s not any cheaper lol.


I know how many amps my motor pulls not to hard to know how much im using


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 06:55:38 PM
In your latest example (I'm going to refrain from making fun of your mental illness), it won't work because a 48W water pump can only pump water with up to 48W of energy. That 48W of energy can not turn a 2000W generator. You COULD potentially hook up about 100 of these water pumps, and if they are VERY efficient could POTENTIALLY turn a 2000W generator, but you're spending 5000W to do it.

You must be dumb then because 60-100 psi of water has more energy then wind. A creek or river can turn the PGM. You all aparently dont understand the PGM's

There are hundreds of people use the PGM and a creek or river for off-grid power


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 07:03:23 PM
In your latest example (I'm going to refrain from making fun of your mental illness), it won't work because a 48W water pump can only pump water with up to 48W of energy. That 48W of energy can not turn a 2000W generator. You COULD potentially hook up about 100 of these water pumps, and if they are VERY efficient could POTENTIALLY turn a 2000W generator, but you're spending 5000W to do it.

You must be dumb then because 60-100 psi of water has more energy then wind. A creek or river can turn the PGM. You all aparently dont understand the PGM's

There are hundreds of people use the PGM and a creek or river for off-grid power

PSI means nothing without flow rate.

A 48W pump ain’t moving enough water to generate that kind of PSI or flow rate.

48W is about equivalent to the kind of power generated by 2 normal PC watercooling pumps. Laing D5s


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 07:11:46 PM
Here is a smaller Hydro setup now you tell me why this wont work. It is enough to run 1 or 2 miners and fine unless there was component failure or you forgot to fill it with water. And if you say it wont work your full of it I install these at lakehomes for dock lighting and charging boat batteries....different design of course but all the same setup instead of a tank I use the lake water where it never runs out. Specs can vary depending on the inverters specifications

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OkYL4cw670I9T2is6csLTI147IwnxjFh/view?usp=sharing







So much wrong with this lol. I’m sure it might run a couple LEDs and a battery trickle charger. But it ain’t gonna run thousands of watts of load.

Second error you say “30 amp draw will last 1 day, providing 2000w of power”

Do you even math? 30 amps at 12V is 360W. And you aren’t charging back up at 30a so all you’re doing is draining the battery



Your so fucking stupid it was an example cant you look outside of your pea brain. Your stuck on stupid. I know how much power my motor uses per hour based on the motors rating 120v@5 amps thats how much power I am using. The motor can only pull that or slightly over as long as it is not overloaded to a point where you burn it out or trip a breaker.

30a per hour is 800 ah in 1 day


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 07:21:35 PM
In your latest example (I'm going to refrain from making fun of your mental illness), it won't work because a 48W water pump can only pump water with up to 48W of energy. That 48W of energy can not turn a 2000W generator. You COULD potentially hook up about 100 of these water pumps, and if they are VERY efficient could POTENTIALLY turn a 2000W generator, but you're spending 5000W to do it.

You must be dumb then because 60-100 psi of water has more energy then wind. A creek or river can turn the PGM. You all aparently dont understand the PGM's

There are hundreds of people use the PGM and a creek or river for off-grid power

PSI means nothing without flow rate.

A 48W pump ain’t moving enough water to generate that kind of PSI or flow rate.

48W is about equivalent to the kind of power generated by 2 normal PC watercooling pumps. Laing D5s


a 3 mph current will turn the PGM so 60 psi or a garden hose will turn it maybe you need to look more into the windings of the PGM and its specs some more before you keep making yourself look like a fool. The pgm will produce 24vdc at 266 rpm low amp but the higher rpm the output is higher amperage.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 07:30:27 PM
In your latest example (I'm going to refrain from making fun of your mental illness), it won't work because a 48W water pump can only pump water with up to 48W of energy. That 48W of energy can not turn a 2000W generator. You COULD potentially hook up about 100 of these water pumps, and if they are VERY efficient could POTENTIALLY turn a 2000W generator, but you're spending 5000W to do it.

You must be dumb then because 60-100 psi of water has more energy then wind. A creek or river can turn the PGM. You all aparently dont understand the PGM's

There are hundreds of people use the PGM and a creek or river for off-grid power

PSI means nothing without flow rate.

A 48W pump ain’t moving enough water to generate that kind of PSI or flow rate.

48W is about equivalent to the kind of power generated by 2 normal PC watercooling pumps. Laing D5s


a 3 mph current will turn the PGM so 60 psi or a garden hose will turn it maybe you need to look more into the windings of the PGM and its specs some more before you keep making yourself look like a fool. The pgm will produce 24vdc at 266 rpm low amp but the higher rpm the output is higher amperage.
i'm basing it on your given diagram. which says nothing about using a creek or household water lines as you are implying now. your diagram shows a 12v, 4 amp pump. which is 48 watts. which is not enough to do what you are claiming.

everyone here sees who the moron is lol. and it's the OP of this thread.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 07:34:24 PM
Here is a smaller Hydro setup now you tell me why this wont work. It is enough to run 1 or 2 miners and fine unless there was component failure or you forgot to fill it with water. And if you say it wont work your full of it I install these at lakehomes for dock lighting and charging boat batteries....different design of course but all the same setup instead of a tank I use the lake water where it never runs out. Specs can vary depending on the inverters specifications

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OkYL4cw670I9T2is6csLTI147IwnxjFh/view?usp=sharing







So much wrong with this lol. I’m sure it might run a couple LEDs and a battery trickle charger. But it ain’t gonna run thousands of watts of load.

Second error you say “30 amp draw will last 1 day, providing 2000w of power”

Do you even math? 30 amps at 12V is 360W. And you aren’t charging back up at 30a so all you’re doing is draining the battery



Your so fucking stupid it was an example cant you look outside of your pea brain. Your stuck on stupid. I know how much power my motor uses per hour based on the motors rating 120v@5 amps thats how much power I am using. The motor can only pull that or slightly over as long as it is not overloaded to a point where you burn it out or trip a breaker.

30a per hour is 800 ah in 1 day

You're*

and 30a/hr, for 24hrs = 720ah

math sure is hard.

you know nothing about it's use unless you actually measure it with an ammeter or a watt meter and it's obvious that you have done neither. you can't just read the max values on the label lololol.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 07:38:02 PM
In your latest example (I'm going to refrain from making fun of your mental illness), it won't work because a 48W water pump can only pump water with up to 48W of energy. That 48W of energy can not turn a 2000W generator. You COULD potentially hook up about 100 of these water pumps, and if they are VERY efficient could POTENTIALLY turn a 2000W generator, but you're spending 5000W to do it.

You must be dumb then because 60-100 psi of water has more energy then wind. A creek or river can turn the PGM. You all aparently dont understand the PGM's

There are hundreds of people use the PGM and a creek or river for off-grid power

PSI means nothing without flow rate.

A 48W pump ain’t moving enough water to generate that kind of PSI or flow rate.

48W is about equivalent to the kind of power generated by 2 normal PC watercooling pumps. Laing D5s

a 3 mph current will turn the PGM so 60 psi or a garden hose will turn it maybe you need to look more into the windings of the PGM and its specs some more before you keep making yourself look like a fool. The pgm will produce 24vdc at 266 rpm low amp but the higher rpm the output is higher amperage.
i'm basing it on your given diagram. which says nothing about using a creek or household water lines as you are implying now. your diagram shows a 12v, 4 amp pump. which is 48 watts. which is not enough to do what you are claiming.

everyone here sees who the moron is lol. and it's the OP of this thread.

NASA is calling you they need a new diaper engineered. You apparently cant process different examples in your brain.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 08:27:19 PM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash. Your logic/justifications/proof have been thoroughly fucking ripped apart at every step, and your logical fallacies, circular arguments, and fake pseudoscience and snakeoil salespitches are exhausting and need to be removed from this forum and this site.

Nothing has been proven wrong with my design. The only thing is some guy copy and pasting from google while living in his moms basement claiming to be a NASA scientist who has contradicted himself numerous time in his posts. I am not selling anything either.

I may have posted a bigger inverter then I should have but the one I use is easily expanded for more energy, it only uses what you are drawing from it so a bigger one is no big deal. That is why I stated that a different inverter can be used to suit your needs as well as stated that you can add more batteries and generator heads to increase your power needs. This is a basic setup I am not out to build it for anyone.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 09:03:44 PM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash. Your logic/justifications/proof have been thoroughly fucking ripped apart at every step, and your logical fallacies, circular arguments, and fake pseudoscience and snakeoil salespitches are exhausting and need to be removed from this forum and this site.

Nothing has been proven wrong with my design. The only thing is some guy copy and pasting from google while living in his moms basement claiming to be a NASA scientist who has contradicted himself numerous time in his posts. I am not selling anything either.

https://i.imgur.com/ptao9oj.jpg?1

who are you going to believe, the guy who studied and trained in this field for NASA satellites? or the podunk backwoods guy who thinks he invented free energy?

you decide.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 09:11:21 PM

Anyone can take a picture in the parking lot. You must not be able to read because no one said it was free energy its a way to reduce energy costs.  You cant even get that straight go design some diapers.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 09:18:50 PM
except this parking lot is inside the gates with armed guards requiring credentials to get it. so yeah LOL. good luck trying to get on base to even get to this lot if you dont work here.

you're looking at building 29 of over 30 different buildings at this facility.

gee this looks familiar: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/servicing/SM4/multimedia/1_BldgNineHST.html


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Invigorated on January 09, 2019, 09:20:59 PM
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Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 09:26:01 PM
You must not be able to read because no one said it was free energy its a way to reduce energy costs.  You cant even get that straight go design some diapers.

your claim: ability to provide 60,000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 60,000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

60,000 - 500 = 59,500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?

this is why what you are saying is not possible and why you are claiming to have free energy. anything less than 60,000W input is impossible to get 60,000W output. and thats in a perfect system, which the world is not, there are always losses.

you get no free lunch. enjoy your $400 electric bill next month.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 09:27:59 PM
except this parking lot is inside the gates with armed guards requiring credentials to get it. so yeah LOL. good luck trying to get on base to even get to this lot if you dont work here.

you're looking at building 29 of over 30 different buildings at this facility.

gee this looks familiar: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/servicing/SM4/multimedia/1_BldgNineHST.html

I really dont care who or what you do you are still the one who is wrong that it cant be done to save you energy. I will get you some more videos to show you how wrong you are as far as my power consumption I know pretty close to how much power the electric motor will use based on the specs and it sure aint 18 amps of 120vac to power the motor as you are trying to claim.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 09, 2019, 09:32:43 PM
You must not be able to read because no one said it was free energy its a way to reduce energy costs.  You cant even get that straight go design some diapers.

your claim: ability to provide 60,000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 60,000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

60,000 - 500 = 59,500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?

this is why what you are saying is not possible and why you are claiming to have free energy. anything less than 60,000W input is impossible to get 60,000W output. and thats in a perfect system, which the world is not, there are always losses.

you get no free lunch. enjoy your $400 electric bill next month.

No one claimed 60kw it was said the inverters max is 60kw get your facts straight do you know what "up to" means?

Next time to just satisfy you I will use a 3000 watt inverter for the examples. Will that make you happy and quit whining like a little bitch.
I gave a plan and parts list and also said things can be changed to suit your needs.

It shows you cant fucking read aparently. We are a forum not a fucking NASA I am an engineer lab.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 09:33:29 PM
except this parking lot is inside the gates with armed guards requiring credentials to get it. so yeah LOL. good luck trying to get on base to even get to this lot if you dont work here.

you're looking at building 29 of over 30 different buildings at this facility.

gee this looks familiar: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/servicing/SM4/multimedia/1_BldgNineHST.html

I really dont care who or what you do you are still the one who is wrong that it cant be done to save you energy. I will get you some more videos to show you how wrong you are as far as my power consumption I know pretty close to how much power the electric motor will use based on the specs and it sure aint 18 amps of 12vac to power the motor as you are trying to claim.

please post more videos. we have plenty of popcorn. mining is slow and we can use the entertainment of some idiot spouting nonsense.

https://media.giphy.com/media/LvaswPm6IHn44/giphy.gif


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 09, 2019, 09:34:50 PM
You must not be able to read because no one said it was free energy its a way to reduce energy costs.  You cant even get that straight go design some diapers.

your claim: ability to provide 60,000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 60,000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

60,000 - 500 = 59,500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?

this is why what you are saying is not possible and why you are claiming to have free energy. anything less than 60,000W input is impossible to get 60,000W output. and thats in a perfect system, which the world is not, there are always losses.

you get no free lunch. enjoy your $400 electric bill next month.

No one claimed 60kw it was said the inverters max is 60kw get your facts straight do you know what "up to" means?

Next time to just satisfy you I will use a 3000 watt inverter for the examples. Will that make you happy and quit whining like a little bitch.
I gave a plan and parts list and also said things can be changed to suit your needs.

It shows you cant fucking read aparently. We are a forum not a fucking NASA I am an engineer lab.

ok then.

your claim: ability to provide 3000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 3000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

3000 - 500 = 2500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 09, 2019, 10:15:14 PM
Reported again for saying you provided proof of violating conservation of energy. Everyone stop responding, just report. Ban this fucking piece of trash. Your logic/justifications/proof have been thoroughly fucking ripped apart at every step, and your logical fallacies, circular arguments, and fake pseudoscience and snakeoil salespitches are exhausting and need to be removed from this forum and this site.

Nothing has been proven wrong with my design. The only thing is some guy copy and pasting from google while living in his moms basement claiming to be a NASA scientist who has contradicted himself numerous time in his posts. I am not selling anything either.

https://i.imgur.com/ptao9oj.jpg?1

who are you going to believe, the guy who studied and trained in this field for NASA satellites? or the podunk backwoods guy who thinks he invented free energy?

you decide.
I'm with podunk backwood guy


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 10, 2019, 12:08:17 AM
You must not be able to read because no one said it was free energy its a way to reduce energy costs.  You cant even get that straight go design some diapers.

your claim: ability to provide 60,000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 60,000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

60,000 - 500 = 59,500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?

this is why what you are saying is not possible and why you are claiming to have free energy. anything less than 60,000W input is impossible to get 60,000W output. and thats in a perfect system, which the world is not, there are always losses.

you get no free lunch. enjoy your $400 electric bill next month.

No one claimed 60kw it was said the inverters max is 60kw get your facts straight do you know what "up to" means?

Next time to just satisfy you I will use a 3000 watt inverter for the examples. Will that make you happy and quit whining like a little bitch.
I gave a plan and parts list and also said things can be changed to suit your needs.

It shows you cant fucking read aparently. We are a forum not a fucking NASA I am an engineer lab.

ok then.

your claim: ability to provide 3000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 3000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

3000 - 500 = 2500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?


I am not going to keep going back and forth with you enough people have shown interest by message, you stated your theory now leave it and let others decide if they want to try it. You are not their mother and dont need to control what others may want to try.

This thread was put here to share information not for you and a couple other people to harass the members. Most of you who made negative comments have probably never designed or put something together other then your plastic toys and use google for everything.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: RiceMiner69 on January 10, 2019, 12:24:30 AM
Dear Chipless,

Can you please let us all know which companies you used to work for? 

This way we will know NEVER to use them.

I barely graduated high school and even I know this doesn't work just from sitting in physics class.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 10, 2019, 12:44:04 AM

I am not going to keep going back and forth with you enough people have shown interest by message, you stated your theory now leave it and let others decide if they want to try it. You are not their mother and dont need to control what others may want to try.

This thread was put here to share information not for you and a couple other people to harass the members. Most of you who made negative comments have probably never designed or put something together other then your plastic toys and use google for everything.



Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. You’ve provided none.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 10, 2019, 12:47:46 AM
Dear Chipless,

Can you please let us all know which companies you used to work for? 

This way we will know NEVER to use them.

I barely graduated high school and even I know this doesn't work just from sitting in physics class.


And I have 2 college degree but as we all know the degree is worthless unless the person holding it knows what they are doing by experience and not just textbook. Well I have 35+ yrs experience where many people would say you cant do that and I did. I grew up with a father who was an engineer for Cray Research, Sperry, FMC and a couple other companies who did the same thing acheived goals others said could not be completed. I have partners who designed the guidance system for the air force, another holds the patents for the LNB for satellite systems, and so on as I said I am not no rookie and have verified my work with others. The internal circuits of the inverter is something you know nothing about but yet you are going to state you know it wont work.

As I said this is here for people who want to know or try if its not for you then skip the thread rather then comment on something you learned in high school.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 10, 2019, 01:21:15 AM
Could you please tell us from which college so we can avoid sending our children there wasting our money??

This is the pump he's using in his example:
https://www.amazon.com/Seaflo-100PSI-Self-priming-Diaphragm-Pump/dp/B0166UBJX4/

100PSI, 12V, 5amp.

More importantly 5L/min flow rate. This is the one that can power a hydroelectric generator!

100 PSI = 689476 Pa
5L/min = 8.33 * 10^-5 m^3/s

689,476 Pa * 8.33 * 10-5 m^3/s = 57.45 J/s

a 60W pump puts out water at (advertised) 57W. WOW who woulda thunk!!


Can you at least have the decency to agree that a water pump cant produce water with greater energy than the pump is consuming? You know, like the simple math above? Of course not, you're just going to ramble on about your shitty ms paint pics and calling people names because you mistake your autism for intelligence.
 


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 10, 2019, 01:42:54 AM
Could you please tell us from which college so we can avoid sending our children there wasting our money??

This is the pump he's using in his example:
https://www.amazon.com/Seaflo-100PSI-Self-priming-Diaphragm-Pump/dp/B0166UBJX4/

100PSI, 12V, 5amp.

More importantly 5L/min flow rate. This is the one that can power a hydroelectric generator!

100 PSI = 689476 Pa
5L/min = 8.33 * 10^-5 m^3/s

689,476 Pa * 8.33 * 10-5 m^3/s = 57.45 J/s

a 60W pump puts out water at (advertised) 57W. WOW who woulda thunk!!


Can you at least have the decency to agree that a water pump cant produce water with greater energy than the pump is consuming? You know, like the simple math above? Of course not, you're just going to ramble on about your shitty ms paint pics and calling people names because you mistake your autism for intelligence.
 

I’m guessing he has some non science degrees lol. If any at all. Certainly no engineer.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 10, 2019, 02:35:12 AM
Could you please tell us from which college so we can avoid sending our children there wasting our money??

This is the pump he's using in his example:
https://www.amazon.com/Seaflo-100PSI-Self-priming-Diaphragm-Pump/dp/B0166UBJX4/

100PSI, 12V, 5amp.

More importantly 5L/min flow rate. This is the one that can power a hydroelectric generator!

100 PSI = 689476 Pa
5L/min = 8.33 * 10^-5 m^3/s

689,476 Pa * 8.33 * 10-5 m^3/s = 57.45 J/s

a 60W pump puts out water at (advertised) 57W. WOW who woulda thunk!!


Can you at least have the decency to agree that a water pump cant produce water with greater energy than the pump is consuming? You know, like the simple math above? Of course not, you're just going to ramble on about your shitty ms paint pics and calling people names because you mistake your autism for intelligence.
 

How do you even know what pump I have located to do the job? I never even listed the model number.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: bittawm on January 10, 2019, 02:50:31 AM
You must not be able to read because no one said it was free energy its a way to reduce energy costs.  You cant even get that straight go design some diapers.

your claim: ability to provide 60,000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 60,000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

60,000 - 500 = 59,500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?

this is why what you are saying is not possible and why you are claiming to have free energy. anything less than 60,000W input is impossible to get 60,000W output. and thats in a perfect system, which the world is not, there are always losses.

you get no free lunch. enjoy your $400 electric bill next month.

No one claimed 60kw it was said the inverters max is 60kw get your facts straight do you know what "up to" means?

Next time to just satisfy you I will use a 3000 watt inverter for the examples. Will that make you happy and quit whining like a little bitch.
I gave a plan and parts list and also said things can be changed to suit your needs.

It shows you cant fucking read aparently. We are a forum not a fucking NASA I am an engineer lab.

ok then.

your claim: ability to provide 3000W of power, while only using 500W from the wall. right?

we've established that 1 watt = 1 joule per second.

1 joule is a measure of energy.

that means you are claiming to provide 3000 joules of energy every second, while only providing 500 joules of energy into the system every second.

3000 - 500 = 2500 joules of energy netted from your process every second. "free"

where does that energy come from?


I am not going to keep going back and forth with you enough people have shown interest by message, you stated your theory now leave it and let others decide if they want to try it. You are not their mother and dont need to control what others may want to try.

This thread was put here to share information not for you and a couple other people to harass the members. Most of you who made negative comments have probably never designed or put something together other then your plastic toys and use google for everything.



can you please keep going back and forth

doit4thepopcorn


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: RiceMiner69 on January 10, 2019, 02:54:00 AM
I just started a GoFundMe page, raising money to send Chipless back to high school.

I'm on my 5th box of popcorn.... This is just too much.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Jjphotos on January 10, 2019, 11:52:36 AM
Why don't you just do this?
https://imgur.com/a/MhVZSzT

It seems obvious to me that if your first claim is true, that you could easily add multiple units of your setup in series, and each one would need less original input. Maybe you'd need more than two sets in series to get down to a 9v battery to power a tiny motor and the actual kit would be smaller but I've only made the motor smaller in this image. You simply need a tiny battery to power a small alternator/inverter to provide the small amount of power needed to drive your original setup.

Now I think about it, what the hell are these electricity companies doing building these large wind generators. Surely they could use a combination of your design and mine, and power it from one of these https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/toy-windmill-beach-blue-white-57747793.jpg


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 10, 2019, 12:56:13 PM
Why don't you just do this?
https://imgur.com/a/MhVZSzT

It seems obvious to me that if your first claim is true, that you could easily add multiple units of your setup in series, and each one would need less original input. Maybe you'd need more than two sets in series to get down to a 9v battery to power a tiny motor and the actual kit would be smaller but I've only made the motor smaller in this image. You simply need a tiny battery to power a small alternator/inverter to provide the small amount of power needed to drive your original setup.

Now I think about it, what the hell are these electricity companies doing building these large wind generators. Surely they could use a combination of your design and mine, and power it from one of these https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/toy-windmill-beach-blue-white-57747793.jpg

 :D :D :D :D :D


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 10, 2019, 07:22:39 PM
Why don't you just do this?
https://imgur.com/a/MhVZSzT

It seems obvious to me that if your first claim is true, that you could easily add multiple units of your setup in series, and each one would need less original input. Maybe you'd need more than two sets in series to get down to a 9v battery to power a tiny motor and the actual kit would be smaller but I've only made the motor smaller in this image. You simply need a tiny battery to power a small alternator/inverter to provide the small amount of power needed to drive your original setup.

Now I think about it, what the hell are these electricity companies doing building these large wind generators. Surely they could use a combination of your design and mine, and power it from one of these https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/toy-windmill-beach-blue-white-57747793.jpg

Instead I will use 200 of these
 
https://www.hbarsci.com/products/ph1245n8?gclid=CjwKCAiA99vhBRBnEiwAwpk-uNdqYr-KgDZtgnLdpyTcnf12wPZSo26dQipE4lcF8tTBw4627k5zCBoClhQQAvD_BwE

it will give about 200 amp charging power.

Or these that are self sustaining battery charging

https://www.zoro.com/zurn-hydro-generator-retro-fit-kit-for-5unr7-p6900-gen/i/G3627696/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y0C8_ykYiw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJ_vDA7xsGs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3oXvy0J4PE  Best one showing you dont need a battery to make power looks like self sustaining to me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDMIMP-DlQ4 this one runs on soda

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK6mzLOWhq0 how bout this one that runs on trash

There are thousands of videos showing how you can reduce or eliminate the electric cost for mining

This company sells electric motors to run wind turbines
https://www.bonfiglioliusa.com/en-us/wind/products/electric-motors-for-wind-turbines/






Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 10, 2019, 08:25:39 PM
more moronic posts from someone that doesn't understand energy.

RE: the youtube video showing "4 ways to charge phone with free energy"

1. dc motors hooked together. energy was input to the system by him spinning it, that mechanical energy was added. he didnt show it spinning for more than a few seconds at a time. and voltage output would be very low and would never charge the phone perpetually, which is why he didnt show more than a few seconds, since the energy inputted would be wasted on the losses and little circuit he added to it. i'm betting it stopped after a few seconds.

2. wheel riding on a bike. not free energy at all. the energy was input himself by turning the bike wheel. not much else to say here.

3. magnets. this is just fake. and similar to scenario 1, will stop eventually. go ahead and try it yourself.

4. energy is being pulled from the hot water. will stop once water gets cold. just like scenario 2, it's getting external energy and will require more energy input than you get out of it.

all of these options are incredibly low voltage and power, and never showed it even increasing the charge by 1% on that phone. would never scale up to something like the power requirements of a PC

all of the videos you posted require more energy input than you get out of it. you'll never reduce your energy and wallet cost with these methods. runs on soda? but you have to keep buying soda and aluminum... lol. doesnt exactly reduce your costs.

try harder little buddy.  


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 10, 2019, 09:06:33 PM
more moronic posts from someone that doesn't understand energy.

RE: the youtube video showing "4 ways to charge phone with free energy"

1. dc motors hooked together. energy was input to the system by him spinning it, that mechanical energy was added. he didnt show it spinning for more than a few seconds at a time. and voltage output would be very low and would never charge the phone perpetually, which is why he didnt show more than a few seconds, since the energy inputted would be wasted on the losses and little circuit he added to it. i'm betting it stopped after a few seconds.

2. wheel riding on a bike. not free energy at all. the energy was input himself by turning the bike wheel. not much else to say here.

3. magnets. this is just fake. and similar to scenario 1, will stop eventually. go ahead and try it yourself.

4. energy is being pulled from the hot water. will stop once water gets cold. just like scenario 2, it's getting external energy and will require more energy input than you get out of it.

all of these options are incredibly low voltage and power, and never showed it even increasing the charge by 1% on that phone. would never scale up to something like the power requirements of a PC

all of the videos you posted require more energy input than you get out of it. you'll never reduce your energy and wallet cost with these methods. runs on soda? but you have to keep buying soda and aluminum... lol. doesnt exactly reduce your costs.

try harder little buddy.  

Its about reducing costs not eliminating them 100%

So you apply the energy to get it going then remove it until needed again. If I have to peddle a bike to get the electric motor running to start a system so it could run itself I want  Huffy BMX. No one said you dont need some energy but there are ways to reduce your power bill and mine.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 10, 2019, 10:05:12 PM
do you know what recursion is? wouldn't you be able to recursively use your system to reduce the amount of power needed multiple times?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 10, 2019, 10:07:20 PM
except you wont pedal to "start" it. you will have to pedal continuously to keep adding energy. and one person isnt enough to run a miner lol.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 11, 2019, 12:19:32 AM
except you wont pedal to "start" it. you will have to pedal continuously to keep adding energy. and one person isnt enough to run a miner lol.

No thats what a small electric motor could do for you... turn the crank and spin the tire and you cant tell me that cant be done hell even use a 10 speed bike shift gears to make more or less rpm with the same amount of input power. You dont need hundreds of ft pounds of torque the PMG is free spinning with about 10 foot pounds of resistance or less


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 11, 2019, 12:42:24 AM
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Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 11, 2019, 01:14:02 AM
Two things are infinite. The universe, and chipless’s stupidity.

And I’m not quite sure about the universe.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 11, 2019, 01:48:09 AM
For a 47 mph wind simulation yo need only 8.836 f/lb of pressure per square foot. You can get that much out of a small electrical motor and the 7875 rpm needed to spin a PMG with 500w or less of power consumption. The PMG has a set drag  it doesnt increase like a gas generator or alternator does therefore once the torque and rpm is configured nothing should change. A PMG is the same thing as a dynamo and they dont increase drag the drag is the same no matter how fast you turn it.

A couple of you are the stupid ones you have been proven by thousands of people online that there are many different designs to generate needed power for either free or at a price reduction.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 11, 2019, 03:08:09 AM
For a 47 mph wind simulation yo need only 8.836 f/lb of pressure per square foot. You can get that much out of a small electrical motor and the 7875 rpm needed to spin a PMG with 500w or less of power consumption. The PMG has a set drag  it doesnt increase like a gas generator or alternator does therefore once the torque and rpm is configured nothing should change. A PMG is the same thing as a dynamo and they dont increase drag the drag is the same no matter how fast you turn it.

A couple of you are the stupid ones you have been proven by thousands of people online that there are many different designs to generate needed power for either free or at a price reduction.

Wrong again little guy.

The faster you spin it, the harder it is to spin. It feels easy to spin by hand, because there’s NO LOAD. Start spinning it up faster and faster and it will require more and more torque (and power) to keep increasing the speed. You hook your 500w motor to it and it will only be able to maintain a speed equivalent or less than 500W output. Adding pulleys won’t help, because if you try to ramp up the ratio for more speed, you end up with proportionally less torque and the PMG will end up spinning the same speed (and likely slower because now not only are you spinning the PMG but also the mass of the pulleys you just added)

You literally have no clue how these things work. You just read the max output specs on the label thinking you get that all the time no matter the input.

http://www.hydrogenappliances.com/pmacurves.html (http://www.hydrogenappliances.com/pmacurves.html)

Quote
Torque Calculations:
We have no Torque figures since Torque is totally a function of LOAD. A PMA with no load requires ZERO torque to turn at a ZERO load. You can't rate PMA's with simple torque figures since "AMPS" or "LOAD" is up to every individual situation and individual people have endless configuration ideas for their
DRIVER and LOAD figures for whatever "Gizmo" they are building.

Stay in school kids. Stay in STEM.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 11, 2019, 03:53:04 AM
Go back to high school and take a physics class.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 11, 2019, 04:50:32 AM
Just post an alternate perpetual energy system, throw in a MSPaint diagram, say you're cashing out $10,000/day from the electric company paying you to run it. Make him prove that your system isn't better, and then just call him an idiot for not believing you every post.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 11, 2019, 06:44:11 AM
You don't use megawatts of power for space broadcast. I mean hell, you can pick up moonbounce transmissions sub-1W.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 11, 2019, 07:10:45 AM
You don't use megawatts of power for space broadcast. I mean hell, you can pick up moonbounce transmissions sub-1W.

You ruined it, that was for him to answer I wanted to see if he would comment, if he is any of the men on the HST team he is pathetic and in no way acts according to NASA's policies the way he started off his conversation. Very unprofessional and is more then likely a janitor or some sort of assistant to someone. Forgot to add he has made fun of handicapped people, really he goes to a level of thinking its funny to pick on a handicapped person thats a pathetic person with a pathetic life.

He has shown nothing but internet copy and pastes and doubts every person on the internet who has proven him wrong. He has said it will work but not with the intended outcome but has yet to show a different way to get the full outcome all he keeps insisting on is the motor doesnt pull the rated or close to rated amps and a pulley cant give you more rpm and the needed torque or you need more batteries and charging power and how you cant get your power cheaper etc...etc. Common sense would say if you need more power add batteries or more generator head to acheive the needed outcome.

Bigger then I showed ...You can run 4x 2000w heads from 1x 1/2hp electric motor and have enough torque and speed to get 8000 watts charging power or about 332 amps charging power. So if you use a 24vdc 8000 watt inverter you sustain with no batteries, they help take the load off directly pulling from the inverter, the electric motor is only pulling about 8 amps at 120vac or 1000 watts. So you just went from drawing will say 5000 watts from the wall for your miner to 1000 watts from the wall that isnt too hard to understand and you still have 3000 watts left on the inverter to use. To say you need a motor that pulls 72 amps to make the motor spin with the right torque and speed is just stupidity. With a motor that big you could run over 20 PMG/PMA's. 72 amps is equal to a 11hp gas engine on a 15-20kw gas generator he dont want to acknowledge that a PMG and PMA has very little drag when compared to a normal generator head.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 11, 2019, 07:52:37 AM
we know, as you wrote in your first post, you personally run that system and power multiple asic from it

it is just such a shame bitmain did not read about it, done it on large scale, so they could avoid so much pollution from the coal power plants

Actually you need to look at there new BitDeer facility it is on a river and you can clearly see the water coming out from the building they may be using Hydro-Generator systems to run that facility you cant see any power lines running to the mountains edge where the facility is located. They may also be using it for liquid cooling


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattcode on January 11, 2019, 10:02:13 AM
we know, as you wrote in your first post, you personally run that system and power multiple asic from it

it is just such a shame bitmain did not read about it, done it on large scale, so they could avoid so much pollution from the coal power plants

Actually you need to look at there new BitDeer facility it is on a river and you can clearly see the water coming out from the building they may be using Hydro-Generator systems to run that facility you cant see any power lines running to the mountains edge where the facility is located. They may also be using it for liquid cooling

Nobody is disputing renewable energy sources like wind or hydro, I think that they're amazing. The thing people are disagreeing with is that you're putting some energy into a system, and getting more out.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on January 11, 2019, 01:01:59 PM
Without a video explaining how it works and proof it works as advertised then this is pretty much a biased thread.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 11, 2019, 01:41:51 PM
I just started a GoFundMe page, raising money to send Chipless back to high school.

I'm on my 5th box of popcorn.... This is just too much.

Aww.....You didnt have to do that direct them to make a donation to the wallet on the first post.

And there lies the scam. He’s making it look like he’s doing something to trick people into donating.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 11, 2019, 01:52:02 PM
Go back to high school and take a physics class.

Mr Rocket Scientist who works for NASA as a diaper engineer hasn't shown any other form of diagram that shows how it should be. I am sure you know many ways if you are such the NASA Engineer, don't satellites use solar and batteries? So show us how it all works. Don't the batteries stay charged from the solar panels so it can produce megawatts of power for its transmission systems and they run for about 5-15 years that way. They run on free energy great but you only capture so much sunlight in 24 continuous hours to produce megawatts of transmission power. So tell us the power saving trick. Otherwise go back to watching your monitor because you are not in any research and development building your in the operations you don't need to be a genius to work in that building. Microsofts tech support is in an operations building in india so that says what operations buildings are like.

To get on that base all it takes is to talk to the right person. You apparently didn't get that I am a retired contractor and was part of a team which performed Homeland Security threat assessments and my security clearances are still valid. You assume something you don't know all the details to. My part was to evaluate and setup systems that could run in national disasters for everyday people with the least amount of tools, equipment, and so on so yes some of my designs have been verified by more then just a diaper engineer. I dont believe you are suppose to be taking pictures inside the secure area either but I may be wrong. If my memory is right there are 3 or 4 gates to the center and building 29 is over by building 7 and 10. You should have chose Huntsville the weather there is so much better in the winters.

I haven’t given you a diagram because it will never work the way you claim. You will always have to add equal (or more) energy into the system than you get out of it. Off-grid means using wind/solar/hydro power. You can’t “replace the wind with an electric motor” and think you’ll be paying for less electricity than the miners will use. Not possible.

Your setup will work if you replace the motor/PMG setup with 60kW of solar panels or wind turbines. Short of that, you ain’t getting 60kW.  

And yes my satellite uses batteries. And a solar array. 108 Nickel-Hydrogen battery cells, and a 5.5KW 30ft solar array (it has degraded from 19 years of use). The solar array collects power to power the bus and charge the batteries, and when we enter eclipse/night mode, the battery array powers everything. 15 orbits a day, 99minutes per orbit. Roughly 65mins in Day, then 35minutes in night. The satellite only uses about 2300W (not even close to megawatts, you're off by a factor of 1000, not even the ISS uses this much power). the 108 cells are arranged into 2 separate 54-battery arrays. each cell ranges from about 1.2-1.5v and linked in series. this gives us 2 redundant batteries ranging from 65-80V, and with both working they share the load equally (but each can operate the satellite alone if there were to be a failure of one whole array). each battery goes through a battery power conditioner which up-scales the battery voltage to a 120V DC bus voltage, which is then applied to all the different areas of the satellite. each component has their own electrical power conditioner (EPC) if they require a lower voltage to run on. our batteries have enough capacity such that they only discharge about 20% during that night period, and they get fully charged in the next day.

here i even drew you a picture:
https://i.imgur.com/GJtzhjJ.png

notice how the input is greater than the output. because when we have power input (sunlight on the solar array), not only do we have to support the 2300W continuous load, we have to have even more power available to recharge the battery at the same time.

We’ve been operational for 19 years and over 100,000 orbits and charge/discharge cycles. We know what we are doing.

what you fail to realize in all of your rambling is that while you can use inverters to convert voltage you CANNOT use this to convert POWER. that stays the same (in an ideal 100% efficient system) on both sides of the component. what you're trying to do is replace the solar array in my picture with a 500w motor. it wont work.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evlo on January 11, 2019, 02:00:49 PM
I just started a GoFundMe page, raising money to send Chipless back to high school.

I'm on my 5th box of popcorn.... This is just too much.

Aww.....You didnt have to do that direct them to make a donation to the wallet on the first post.

And there lies the scam. He’s making it look like he’s doing something to trick people into donating.
It is for the comedy


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 11, 2019, 06:49:34 PM
What is its cost?

cost can vary depending on your power needs. You can build a small system for about 1000 then the larger you go the cost goes up because you need to add more batteries and generator heads.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 11, 2019, 06:55:10 PM
I just started a GoFundMe page, raising money to send Chipless back to high school.

I'm on my 5th box of popcorn.... This is just too much.

Aww.....You didnt have to do that direct them to make a donation to the wallet on the first post.

And there lies the scam. He’s making it look like he’s doing something to trick people into donating.

No one is tricking anyone I put out information and said "IF" you find it helpful or useful please donate. I never implied that you had to donate. Therefore it is the individual persons choice.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 11, 2019, 07:18:24 PM
it will only work when pulling the same or more power from the wall than the load you are trying to feed.

i never said it cant be done with the right components. i said i can't be done the way you've described it.

you cant turn 500W into greater than 500W for "free". i would call just as much bullshit if you were claiming to power 501W as you are 60,000. you have to add more energy somewhere, either being wind, solar, heat, mechanical, etc. all of which cost money in some way. solar/wind/hydro(if you have a nearby natural water flow) is "free" but has high upfront costs that take time to recoup. mechanical, like you powering a bike for example, can be "free" if you exert the force yourself, but you're a human and will tire, and even then require food to generate your own energy (food costs money too). and you wont get anywhere near powering a miner on human bike power.

it's clear you fucked up, and havent been running your "setup" long enough to see your power bill. you may have built "something", but it's using the same amount of power from the wall or more than what you would be using without it if you are not supplimenting with solar or wind or other outside energy sources.

there's no free lunch.

stay in school kids.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: arielbit on January 12, 2019, 01:27:36 PM
I just started a GoFundMe page, raising money to send Chipless back to high school.

I'm on my 5th box of popcorn.... This is just too much.

Aww.....You didnt have to do that direct them to make a donation to the wallet on the first post.

And there lies the scam. He’s making it look like he’s doing something to trick people into donating.

somebody has a website and materials/parts...the scam is bigger than donations, people will purchase parts and will be charged with labor (installation)..at the end of it all thousands of dollars spent by the unknowing customer, wondering why his electric bill is till huge while staring at his wind turbine scratching his head LOL.

there are scams like water purification that costs thousands of dollars and the unsuspecting customer doesn't know the device installed was a typical 300$ walmart filtration system.

the sales pitch is 90% truth and 10% lies ..works on certain people, not here, even if there are some people here who aren't knowledgeable in electricity there are a lot of people here who do...this is "altcoin mining section" hehe

@chipless

since you show us your miners....show us your electric bill.. i dare you  ;)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 12, 2019, 03:05:24 PM
I just started a GoFundMe page, raising money to send Chipless back to high school.

I'm on my 5th box of popcorn.... This is just too much.

Aww.....You didnt have to do that direct them to make a donation to the wallet on the first post.

And there lies the scam. He’s making it look like he’s doing something to trick people into donating.

somebody has a website and materials/parts...the scam is bigger than donations, people will purchase parts and will be charged with labor (installation)..at the end of it all thousands of dollars spent by the unknowing customer, wondering why his electric bill is till huge while staring at his wind turbine scratching his head LOL.

there are scams like water purification that costs thousands of dollars and the unsuspecting customer doesn't know the device installed was a typical 300$ walmart filtration system.

the sales pitch is 90% truth and 10% lies ..works on certain people, not here, even if there are some people here who aren't knowledgeable in electricity there are a lot of people here who do...this is "altcoin mining section" hehe

@chipless

since you show us your miners....show us your electric bill.. i dare you  ;)

judging by his intelligence, middle school level insults, and lacking the ability to provide any explanation for how it supposedly works, it's likely that HE'S the one who got scammed into buying this hahahaha. he'll get a surprise when next month's power bill shows up.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: melt7777 on January 12, 2019, 04:17:09 PM
Hello miners,

We have discussed solar mining quite a bit over the years. It's a tough ROI to reach when GPUs are ROI quickly, but for some places with high power costs, it's a no-brainer. We have a member of the PiMP OS Beta team, mtayyab, who has a really nice solar-powered mining farm in Pakistan.  He was kind enough to provide a brief explanation as well as some photos, for our rig showcase. Here you can see a mining farm powered by solar in the wild: https://forum.getpimp.org/topic/4915/mtayyab-s-solar-powered-pimp-farm-with-custom-super-frames

He has had some ups and downs with it. Most recently he had to buy an Automatic Voltage Regulator to keep the rigs at a steady voltage. Before installing that, the fluctuations sure were causing some weird behavior!

Hope that you enjoy this and keep up the great work designing these farms!!

~ melt
getpimp.org | miner.farm


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 12, 2019, 08:35:51 PM
This video is a really good video for you to discredit. Quantum energy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-a8QAeCoNU

2100 watts of free power he is getting.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 12, 2019, 08:42:46 PM
Hello miners,

We have discussed solar mining quite a bit over the years. It's a tough ROI to reach when GPUs are ROI quickly, but for some places with high power costs, it's a no-brainer. We have a member of the PiMP OS Beta team, mtayyab, who has a really nice solar-powered mining farm in Pakistan.  He was kind enough to provide a brief explanation as well as some photos, for our rig showcase. Here you can see a mining farm powered by solar in the wild: https://forum.getpimp.org/topic/4915/mtayyab-s-solar-powered-pimp-farm-with-custom-super-frames

He has had some ups and downs with it. Most recently he had to buy an Automatic Voltage Regulator to keep the rigs at a steady voltage. Before installing that, the fluctuations sure were causing some weird behavior!

Hope that you enjoy this and keep up the great work designing these farms!!

~ melt
getpimp.org | miner.farm


Nice...He is even running gpu's and not asic's


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 12, 2019, 09:33:27 PM
This video is a really good video for you to discredit. Quantum energy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-a8QAeCoNU

2100 watts of free power he is getting.

“World Improvement Through The Spirit Ministries”
“Pray about it”
“Give a dollar or 1000 dollars, whatever the Lord is leading you to do”

You didn’t tell us that your machine runs on “thoughts and prayers”, gee that sure changes everything. I can’t imagine why this video from 2009 never caught on and we all aren’t reaping the benefits from this quantum machine that runs on Praying power!  ::) ::) ::)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 12, 2019, 09:57:51 PM
This video is a really good video for you to discredit. Quantum energy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-a8QAeCoNU

2100 watts of free power he is getting.

“World Improvement Through The Spirit Ministries”
“Pray about it”
“Give a dollar or 1000 dollars, whatever the Lord is leading you to do”

You didn’t tell us that your machine runs on “thoughts and prayers”, gee that sure changes everything. I can’t imagine why this video from 2009 never caught on and we all aren’t reaping the benefits from this quantum machine that runs on Praying power!  ::) ::) ::)

You are such a moronic ass..... How can you live with yourself when you make fun of handicapped people, make fun of religion, and kids. It shows how intelligent you really are and what type of a person you are. Like I said your a copy and paste man who likes google search or a democrat. Those who have to belittle and try to bully others is done because they have such a shitty life.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 12, 2019, 10:11:55 PM
Taking bets that chipless is also a Flat Earther :D


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 13, 2019, 12:11:48 AM
Taking bets that chipless is also a Flat Earther :D

Id would rather be a flat earther, dumbass, stupid, or whatever childish names you want to call then a low piece of shit like you. Do you realize you offended every disabled veteran and handicapped person with your moronic comments. You sure aint no engineer or scientist or whatever you think you are you are nothing more then a wannabe who if they don't see it your way then they are beneath you. No wonder your wife is screwing the neighbor.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 13, 2019, 01:52:29 AM
Taking bets that chipless is also a Flat Earther :D

Id would rather be a flat earther, dumbass, stupid, or whatever childish names you want to call then a low piece of shit like you. Do you realize you offended every disabled veteran and handicapped person with your moronic comments. You sure aint no engineer or scientist or whatever you think you are you are nothing more then a wannabe who if they don't see it your way then they are beneath you. No wonder your wife is screwing the neighbor.

are you high? LOL. not a single comment i've made has anything to do with veterans, physically disabled people, or kids.

I'm only making fun of you and anyone else who believes this nonsense.

I'm also not hearing you say you're NOT a flat earther... so there's that


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Iannn on January 13, 2019, 02:57:49 AM
I don't have time or patience to read through all this but I call bs.  Op said "Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it."  Well with wind its driving the motor.  What drives it with your system?   Electricity!!  Power just does not come from nowhere.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 13, 2019, 03:13:34 AM
I don't have time or patience to read through all this but I call bs.  Op said "Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it."  Well with wind its driving the motor.  What drives it with your system?   Electricity!!  Power just does not come from nowhere.

he thinks an inverter can upscale power LOL


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 13, 2019, 03:48:58 AM
I don't have time or patience to read through all this but I call bs.  Op said "Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it."  Well with wind its driving the motor.  What drives it with your system?   Electricity!!  Power just does not come from nowhere.

he thinks an inverter can upscale power LOL

Your so stupid no one said it can upscale it and just because I posted a inverter that can get up to 60kw. The whole design was to be able to upgrade. The inverter is only going to use what you draw from it so a bigger one don't matter but is good for upgrades. I can do one for you with 4 gen heads 1 electric motor and a few more batteries. It that will satisfy your ignorance. If you read it says the inverter etc can be changed to suit your needs. But dickheads like you didn't even give people a chance to ask any questions you just drove them to pm me instead so I don't give a rats ass what you think.

But if you do want to see upscaled power I have one here from IBM that upscales power. Puts out about 90 watts. I can also get you power upconverters as many as you want . The units fit in the palm of your hand and come in a variety of voltage and amperage ratings.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 13, 2019, 03:56:44 AM
I don't have time or patience to read through all this but I call bs.  Op said "Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it."  Well with wind its driving the motor.  What drives it with your system?   Electricity!!  Power just does not come from nowhere.

he thinks an inverter can upscale power LOL

Your so stupid no one said it can upscale it and just because I posted a inverter that can get up to 60kw. The whole design was to be able to upgrade. The inverter is only going to use what you draw from it so a bigger one don't matter but is good for upgrades. I can do one for you with 4 gen heads 1 electric motor and a few more batteries. It that will satisfy your ignorance. If you read it says the inverter etc can be changed to suit your needs. But dickheads like you didn't even give people a chance to ask any questions you just drove them to pm me instead so I don't give a rats ass what you think.

But if you do want to see upscaled power I have one here from IBM that upscales power. Puts out about 90 watts. I can also get you power upconverters as many as you want . The units fit in the palm of your hand and come in a variety of voltage and amperage ratings.

You’re*

You confuse voltage conversion with power conversion.

And you also think that the generator will upscale power. You ain’t getting 2000w out when you’re driving it with a 500w motor. We’ve been over this.

And I’ll pre-emptively give you another you’re*

:D


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 13, 2019, 05:51:53 AM
I don't have time or patience to read through all this but I call bs.  Op said "Using an electric motor is no different then the wind driving it."  Well with wind its driving the motor.  What drives it with your system?   Electricity!!  Power just does not come from nowhere.

he thinks an inverter can upscale power LOL

Your so stupid no one said it can upscale it and just because I posted a inverter that can get up to 60kw. The whole design was to be able to upgrade. The inverter is only going to use what you draw from it so a bigger one don't matter but is good for upgrades. I can do one for you with 4 gen heads 1 electric motor and a few more batteries. It that will satisfy your ignorance. If you read it says the inverter etc can be changed to suit your needs. But dickheads like you didn't even give people a chance to ask any questions you just drove them to pm me instead so I don't give a rats ass what you think.

But if you do want to see upscaled power I have one here from IBM that upscales power. Puts out about 90 watts. I can also get you power upconverters as many as you want . The units fit in the palm of your hand and come in a variety of voltage and amperage ratings.


You’re*

You confuse voltage conversion with power conversion.

And you also think that the generator will upscale power. You ain’t getting 2000w out when you’re driving it with a 500w motor. We’ve been over this.

And I’ll pre-emptively give you another you’re*

:D

That's right you been over it now shut the hell up and move on. If after 14 pages of your "it cant be done"  there are people who are still interested they have made a decision and how they deal with the information is up to them and if they are not interested in it then so be it if not I don't really care. Either way it was free information. Act like a grown man and get over it



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 13, 2019, 12:41:43 PM
There’s people interested because this world is full of uneducated suckers who think they can get something for nothing.

It will never work.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Jjphotos on January 14, 2019, 03:52:39 PM
I'm also not hearing you say you're NOT a flat earther... so there's that
I was showing this post to the wife. She nearly wet herself when we got to this bit.

She understood how dumb this idea is and she's a nurse (I have an electronics degree so it's obvious to me).

OP doesn't seem to get the fact that not one person who has replied here thinks it will work. Why he keeps throwing in wind/solar power is beyond me when it doesn't come into the 'design' is beyond me.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 14, 2019, 04:47:58 PM
Quote

That's right you been over it now shut the hell up and move on. If after 14 pages of your "it cant be done"  there are people who are still interested they have made a decision and how they deal with the information is up to them and if they are not interested in it then so be it if not I don't really care. Either way it was free information. Act like a grown man and get over it



No. No there are not people who are interested. Everyone on the planet who can use a keyboard and navigate to this thread thinks you're mentally handicapped and for mercy's sake are asking you to stop embarassing yourself so publicly. Delete your account. Delete your shitty MSPaint diagrams. Delete your shitty YouTube channel, and start over because you've lost not only any shred of credibility but any semblance of respect from every damn person exposed to this.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 14, 2019, 05:41:32 PM
Quote

That's right you been over it now shut the hell up and move on. If after 14 pages of your "it cant be done"  there are people who are still interested they have made a decision and how they deal with the information is up to them and if they are not interested in it then so be it if not I don't really care. Either way it was free information. Act like a grown man and get over it



No. No there are not people who are interested. Everyone on the planet who can use a keyboard and navigate to this thread thinks you're mentally handicapped and for mercy's sake are asking you to stop embarassing yourself so publicly. Delete your account. Delete your shitty MSPaint diagrams. Delete your shitty YouTube channel, and start over because you've lost not only any shred of credibility but any semblance of respect from every damn person exposed to this.

Move to another thread … The ones interested have to pm me because of assholes like you. Some of you wont let others conversate about something instead you and a couple others feel the need to hijack a thread. If you don't agree or like the thread don't come back go find another thread to hijack.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 14, 2019, 06:26:55 PM
Please don't PM chipless if you want to hold onto your funds ;)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 14, 2019, 06:58:35 PM
Please don't PM chipless if you want to hold onto your funds ;)

You said your opinion now get over it and drop it. I have other items that work and will be released in the near future.

Miner Chiller/Cooler around $100-$150. Chiller for your miner that rated at 2 amps 120vac and 134a Freon the whole unit is about the size of a Z9 full size and be setup for multiple miners and a liquid cooling system for under $50, same thing can be setup for multiple miners. See I can move on so you should too.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: fluxy12 on January 14, 2019, 08:21:58 PM
The world of mining is very sad at the moment, fortunately there is the chipless thread.

Thank you for your investment


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 14, 2019, 09:43:41 PM
Please don't PM chipless if you want to hold onto your funds ;)

You said your opinion now get over it and drop it. I have other items that work and will be released in the near future.

Miner Chiller/Cooler for under $100. Chiller for your miner that rated at 2 amps 120vac and 134a Freon the whole unit is about the size of a Z9 full size and be setup for multiple miners and a liquid cooling system for under $50, same thing can be setup for multiple miners. See I can move on so you should too.

please post about it. pretty please.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 14, 2019, 10:19:48 PM
introducing chipless's new ZERO COST cooling system, use 120mm fans driven from mains to drive a windmill generator to power a bunch of peltier coolers


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 14, 2019, 10:58:02 PM
Please don't PM chipless if you want to hold onto your funds ;)

You said your opinion now get over it and drop it. I have other items that work and will be released in the near future.

Miner Chiller/Cooler for under $100. Chiller for your miner that rated at 2 amps 120vac and 134a Freon the whole unit is about the size of a Z9 full size and be setup for multiple miners and a liquid cooling system for under $50, same thing can be setup for multiple miners. See I can move on so you should too.

please post about it. pretty please.

I will and I bet you will say it wont do it wit less than 3 amps ac power. I will post ya a video of the main unit.

https://youtu.be/vtHrdh4mY-M

As soon as the rest of my parts get here I will assemble it and show how it can be expanded for many miners. The main unit is about the size of a Z9.Never said it was free but will run on less than 2 amps ac power

First it was 2 amps, then 3 amps. Then 2 amps. Sounds legit


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 14, 2019, 11:00:55 PM
And woooow. You took apart an AC unit. So impressive ::)

Good job little buddy.

You should just put your miners in your freezer while you’re at it.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 14, 2019, 11:53:07 PM
And woooow. You took apart an AC unit. So impressive ::)

Good job little buddy.

You should just put your miners in your freezer while you’re at it.

There you go again your such a fuckhead. That's not a AC unit first off and that as was stated is the main unit that uses 1.5-2.0 amps 120vac with a reversing valve for a quick defrost if needed. That's called a Heat Pump not a AC unit.

Now your at the point of all you are doing is harassing another member. Which is against the forum rules since your the upstanding man you claim to be why don't you follow the rules because that's what you like to do follow.

You’re*. It’s really not that hard.

You + Are = You’re.

Your = possession


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 14, 2019, 11:59:35 PM
You said your opinion now get over it and drop it. I have other items that work and will be released in the near future.

Miner Chiller/Cooler around $100-$150. Chiller for your miner that rated at 2 amps 120vac and 134a Freon the whole unit is about the size of a Z9 full size and be setup for multiple miners and a liquid cooling system for under $50, same thing can be setup for multiple miners. See I can move on so you should too.

I will and I bet you will say it wont do it wit less than 3 amps ac power. I will post ya a video of the main unit.

https://youtu.be/vtHrdh4mY-M

As soon as the rest of my parts get here I will assemble it and show how it can be expanded for many miners. The main unit is about the size of a Z9.Never said it was free but will run on less than 2 amps ac power

There you go again your such a fuckhead. That's not a AC unit first off and that as was stated is the main unit that uses 1.5-2.0 amps 120vac with a reversing valve for a quick defrost if needed. That's called a Heat Pump not a AC unit.

Now your at the point of all you are doing is harassing another member. Which is against the forum rules since your the upstanding man you claim to be why don't you follow the rules because that's what you like to do follow.

not one for consistency are ya?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 15, 2019, 12:43:12 AM
You said your opinion now get over it and drop it. I have other items that work and will be released in the near future.

Miner Chiller/Cooler around $100-$150. Chiller for your miner that rated at 2 amps 120vac and 134a Freon the whole unit is about the size of a Z9 full size and be setup for multiple miners and a liquid cooling system for under $50, same thing can be setup for multiple miners. See I can move on so you should too.

I will and I bet you will say it wont do it wit less than 3 amps ac power. I will post ya a video of the main unit.

https://youtu.be/vtHrdh4mY-M

As soon as the rest of my parts get here I will assemble it and show how it can be expanded for many miners. The main unit is about the size of a Z9.Never said it was free but will run on less than 2 amps ac power

There you go again your such a fuckhead. That's not a AC unit first off and that as was stated is the main unit that uses 1.5-2.0 amps 120vac with a reversing valve for a quick defrost if needed. That's called a Heat Pump not a AC unit.

Now your at the point of all you are doing is harassing another member. Which is against the forum rules since your the upstanding man you claim to be why don't you follow the rules because that's what you like to do follow.

not one for consistency are ya?

specs say 1.5-2.0 so i added a amp just for you so less than 3 amps if that satisfy you

and as far as grammar I never said I was a grammar expert


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 15, 2019, 01:13:12 AM
so 240W in electricity. wow, you're doing such a service.

you never fail to entertain. What's the BTU-hr rating?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 15, 2019, 02:25:48 AM
so 240W in electricity. wow, you're doing such a service.

you never fail to entertain. What's the BTU-hr rating?


When it is all put together you can see then until then figure it all out, mr rocket scientist who calls a Heat pump a AC unit

Yes 240w will be a service once you see how many miners you can cool with it. The cost is cheaper then liquid coolers for GPU and ASICS and is easily expanded.

Stop flapping the gums and show us what you have to contribute to the mining community. So far you haven't contributed a dam thing but a bunch of gum flapping. Go spend some time with your family...That's right they are at the neighbors visiting their daddy.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 15, 2019, 02:51:31 AM
so 240W in electricity. wow, you're doing such a service.

you never fail to entertain. What's the BTU-hr rating?


When it is all put together you can see then until then figure it all out, mr rocket scientist who calls a Heat pump a AC unit

Yes 240w will be a service once you see how many miners you can cool with it. The cost is cheaper then liquid coolers for GPU and ASICS and is easily expanded.

Stop flapping the gums and show us what you have to contribute to the mining community. So far you haven't contributed a dam thing but a bunch of gum flapping. Go spend some time with your family...That's right they are at the neighbors visiting their daddy.

well considering 240W = 818 BTU/hr, yeah. wont help much lol.

all real miners know that the most cost effective cooling method is ventilation...

you're not contributing anything here. you're pushing half assed snake oil hoping for a handout to your crypto addresses.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 15, 2019, 03:23:01 AM

well considering 240W = 818 BTU/hr, yeah. wont help much lol.

all real miners know that the most cost effective cooling method is ventilation...

you're not contributing anything here. you're pushing half assed snake oil hoping for a handout to your crypto addresses.


LOL...  You haven't even seen the whole setup yet and already you say it wont help much.

Haven't asked for a dime for it.

You just proved by your own words you are a non-believer of everything unless it's your way or it's wrong and you don't know half of what you are talking about.

The temp can be dropped by 20-30 degrees with Freon cooling, with cooler temps the miners perform better and in some cases increase the ability to clock the machines higher therefore gaining a increase in hash rates and that's a fact. Any real miners knows that.

I run over 200 k/sol here and you would be surprised how I have saved money on my electric running my machines the way I do. I eliminated my heating cost at my home, the miners pay for their own electric used, recovered over half my investment and I am still making a profit. So it really don't matter to me what you say. I only respond to you because I like to see you make a fool out of yourself for being so obsessed with this topic. I know what I have tried and don't work and I know what I have tried and does work, your opinion to me is like shit on the bottom of my shoe, you scrape it off and keep on moving.

You can use any AC window unit if you want and place them in front of it but your looking at about 500-700 watts minimum to run one of them. Go copy and paste some more




Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 15, 2019, 03:44:21 AM
So you’re sticking a mini AC unit in front of a miner at +20% the electricity cost. Wow. Such amaze. I wonder why all the big mining farms don’t do this?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: astraleureka on January 15, 2019, 04:40:43 AM
probably something to do with getting all that moisture on their hashblades  8)


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 15, 2019, 05:15:45 AM
probably something to do with getting all that moisture on their hashblades  8)

You and your butt buddy must be related because a AC units help pull the moisture out of the air not add to it. Again neither have even seen it setup to determine what the outcome will be on affecting the efficiency of the miners connected to it. He sure isn't a NASA engineer because he should know that cooler electronics perform better.

If the miner speed can be increased by cooling it and the gain is more then the cost to operate the compressor which is very low cost, then profits can be increased. Simple as that. I guess it depends on how many pennies you want to get out of your miners before they are no longer profitable.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: mattcode on January 15, 2019, 12:37:04 PM
probably something to do with getting all that moisture on their hashblades  8)

No, the OP is right. Water is good for power consumption.

If you throw it all over your miner it stops consuming power!


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 15, 2019, 01:37:20 PM
probably something to do with getting all that moisture on their hashblades  8)

You and your butt buddy must be related because a AC units help pull the moisture out of the air not add to it. Again neither have even seen it setup to determine what the outcome will be on affecting the efficiency of the miners connected to it. He sure isn't a NASA engineer because he should know that cooler electronics perform better.

If the miner speed can be increased by cooling it and the gain is more then the cost to operate the compressor which is very low cost, then profits can be increased. Simple as that. I guess it depends on how many pennies you want to get out of your miners before they are no longer profitable.

I never said that cooler wasn't beneficial. I said your plan wasn't cost effective. you're increasing your electric use by 20% to get it. when you can get satisfactory cooling by just using ventilation instead, which is what all the big time miner operations do. some ducting to bring outside air to your miners (you mentioned there was snow, so you obviously live in a cold climate) and some fans are all that is needed. and will be cheaper and less complicated.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Apneal on January 15, 2019, 02:26:01 PM

Quote
You and your butt buddy must be related because a AC units help pull the moisture out of the air not add to it.

And how do you think it pulls moisture out of the air? Do you seriously not have any grasp of any physical process? Have you not taken a god damn middle school science class?

When an AC cools the air, the relative humidity of the room increases because RELATIVE humidity is the moisture content RELATIVE to temperature. In other words, the fucking water ends up condensing out of the air. Why the fuck do you think moisture accumulates on an AC or on a cold window during winter? Because it precipitates out you dumb shit. Precipitates right onto your god damn miner like was said.

You wanna do something similar thats less stupid and more cool? Submerge your miner in Fluorinert, this was back in 2004 during the peak of LAN parties and overclocking competitions, but I believe the one I used was FC-77 and I purchased it from a chemical recycler for ~$140 gal back then. Submerge your miner into the fluorinert and then place the ac coils directly into the fluorinert. Fluorinert is less viscous than water so it'll circulate fine (as opposed to mineral oil), conducts heat very well but is more electrically inert than air.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 15, 2019, 02:37:31 PM
he also doesnt seem to get that he will have a hot side too, and he will have to manage the hot air, to get cold, that heat has to go somewhere. it's like trying to use a window AC unit to cool your home, but you have the whole thing inside the window and not exhausting the hot air outside. lol.

but we're getting off topic. lets get back to his perpetual energy setup that doesnt work. he can start a new thread for his bogus mini-AC setup that we can rip apart in a new thread  ;D


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 15, 2019, 05:54:28 PM

I never said that cooler wasn't beneficial. I said your plan wasn't cost effective. you're increasing your electric use by 20% to get it. when you can get satisfactory cooling by just using ventilation instead, which is what all the big time miner operations do. some ducting to bring outside air to your miners (you mentioned there was snow, so you obviously live in a cold climate) and some fans are all that is needed. and will be cheaper and less complicated.


In warmer climates you cant just vent them and colder climates get warmer in spring and summer. You don't know how efficient it will be because you don't know how it will be setup. I only posted the main compressor unit the rest was never posted so you both are talking out your ass at this point because you don't even know all the facts to the setup. You can cool more then 1 miner with it,  Moisture or heat wont be a problem and wont get anywhere on or in the miner. I bet you guys are running gpu systems or only a couple of miners and don't know the issues with larger scale setups. NASA man is on the internet more then he is working so I am sure he has no job and sits and troll the internet all day.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: madcow1713 on January 15, 2019, 06:08:23 PM
I just wasted 10 minutes soaking in the stupidity of this guy. I seriously feel like I'm watching an awesome daytime tv show going nowhere. Love it, but know its bad for me.. Thank you OP for a good time.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on January 15, 2019, 06:12:43 PM

I never said that cooler wasn't beneficial. I said your plan wasn't cost effective. you're increasing your electric use by 20% to get it. when you can get satisfactory cooling by just using ventilation instead, which is what all the big time miner operations do. some ducting to bring outside air to your miners (you mentioned there was snow, so you obviously live in a cold climate) and some fans are all that is needed. and will be cheaper and less complicated.


In warmer climates you cant just vent them and colder climates get warmer in spring and summer. You don't know how efficient it will be because you don't know how it will be setup. I only posted the main compressor unit the rest was never posted so you both are talking out your ass at this point because you don't even know all the facts to the setup. You can cool more then 1 miner with it,  Moisture or heat wont be a problem and wont get anywhere on or in the miner. I bet you guys are running gpu systems or only a couple of miners and don't know the issues with larger scale setups. NASA man is on the internet more then he is working so I am sure he has no job and sits and troll the internet all day.

than*

base was closed yesterday due to inclement weather and i'm out sick today, so i'm freed up to debunk all your half-baked ideas.

and i ran all my miners with just ventilation through 100F summer temps so yeah, it works. 100F = 37 C, which is easily enough delta temp to cool a 60-80C component. ventilation is the cheapest most cost effective cooling method. again, why do you think all the big mining operations do this?


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on January 15, 2019, 08:26:50 PM
Many of the larger farms are in climate controlled buildings with the heat vented out and cooler pumped to the machines


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: efudd on February 13, 2019, 03:37:57 AM
Here is a simple video of a setup that took me 10 mins to get hooked up.

It explains and somewhat shows how this system saves you money


https://youtu.be/Zz38lK67MLM


https://youtu.be/SM9nArIlS-c

I'm sorry, did you really say "circular power" in that first video?

Please tell me more.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: lbr on April 20, 2019, 10:43:52 PM
This is the best thread ever! xD

Why the discussion has stopped?!

Btw, obvious improvement is missing - u input 500W and get 2kw, why not short-curcuit the whole thing?
Feed the motor not from the grid but from the output.
This way u will still get 1.5kW output and no need for the grid AC!

And finally perpetuum mobile is achieved.
Btw, conservation of energy is emprirical law, isn't it? Should not be that hard to break ; )


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: joseph32 on April 20, 2019, 10:49:38 PM
This is the best thread ever! xD

Why the discussion has stopped?!

Btw, obvious improvement is missing - u input 500W and get 2kw, why not short-curcuit the whole thing?
Feed the motor not from the grid but from the output.
This way u will still get 1.5kW output and no need for the grid AC!

And finally perpetuum mobile is achieved.
Btw, conservation of energy is emprirical law, isn't it? Should not be that hard to break ; )

Oh, this thread starts again (hopefully)  :P


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on April 23, 2019, 03:37:09 PM
it wont. chipless abandoned it once he realized he was an idiot and this shit doesn't work. but he wont admit that.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: evenotto on April 26, 2019, 11:24:50 AM
Soon there will be even more farms that are in optimal climatic conditions, for example, where you can use snow cooling or electricity from renewable sources, such as the sun or wind.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on April 26, 2019, 05:16:30 PM
Soon there will be even more farms that are in optimal climatic conditions, for example, where you can use snow cooling or electricity from renewable sources, such as the sun or wind.

What do you mean “soon”? Farms have been doing this for years. Moving to areas with favorable climates (like Genesis mining in Iceland) and electricity rates. It’s not anything new.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: lbr on April 26, 2019, 07:28:27 PM
@gsrcrxsi314

How about pumping water up and the placing several turbines downstream?
Lets say several = infinite.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on April 26, 2019, 08:01:58 PM
Btw, obvious improvement is missing - u input 500W and get 2kw, why not short-curcuit the whole thing?
Feed the motor not from the grid but from the output.
This way u will still get 1.5kW output and no need for the grid AC!

A 50cm exhaust fan will give 1.5 mph and that is not enough, wind turbine won't work with that, 3 x 1.5 = 4.5 mph might do but you will get very little to bother about. 7 mph or 3 m/s is really the minimum.

https://www.amazon.com/Windmill-DB-400-400W-Turbine-Generator/dp/B00RG2TF6U

SPECIFICATION:

    Rated power: 400W

    Rated speed: 46 ft/s

    Voltage system: 12V

    Cut-in wind speed: 6.7mph

https://www.amazon.com/WINDMILL-Generator-controller-automatic-installation/dp/B01ASNP062?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_4

SPECIFICATION:

    Rated power: 1500W

    Rated speed: 46 ft/s

    Voltage system: 24V

    Cut-in wind speed: 5.6 mph

https://www.amazon.com/Tumo-Int-3Blades-Generator-Boosting-Controller/dp/B01DNT8AO2?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_11

 Product Parameters

    Model: 1000W 3 Blades
    Rated Power: 1000W
    Maximum Power: 1050W
    Number of blades: 3
    Start-up wind speed: 5.6 mph
    Rated wind speed: 12.5m/s
    Survival wind speed: 40m/s


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: hahahafr on April 26, 2019, 09:15:41 PM
The research and knowledge being shared about this alternative source of power for mining is great but this method would be definitely be suitable for only small mining rigs and not those huge mining farms way back in China.
Great job with the research though!


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Thermytee on April 26, 2019, 11:39:09 PM
As simple as this posts is, it doesn't take into consideration the big and heavy miners. This looks to me for those mining on a small scale and would like to have a stable electricity. For big miners in China, this doesn't suffice for them as their power setup is enough to break up the bank. Nice posts.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: EdvinZ on April 27, 2019, 05:55:12 AM
Alternative electricity for mining is very necessary, given the high cost of electricity in some regions of the planet. Solar panels, wind generators, hydro generators, etc. — everything can be adapted for efficient mining. However, the advantage will be on the side of large mining farms, as they can buy this equipment in bulk at discounted prices. Perhaps, small miners should purchase equipment together with other miners to save money, and then earn more on mining cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Cellerex on April 27, 2019, 11:12:23 AM
Alternative electricity for mining is very necessary, given the high cost of electricity in some regions of the planet. Solar panels, wind generators, hydro generators, etc. — everything can be adapted for efficient mining. However, the advantage will be on the side of large mining farms, as they can buy this equipment in bulk at discounted prices. Perhaps, small miners should purchase equipment together with other miners to save money, and then earn more on mining cryptocurrency.
Unfortunately, at the moment, alternative sources of electricity still have an insignificant part of the total electricity in the world. This adversely affects the ecology, and the cost of electricity and, accordingly, the cost of mining.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on April 27, 2019, 12:28:56 PM
Alternative electricity for mining is very necessary, given the high cost of electricity in some regions of the planet. Solar panels, wind generators, hydro generators, etc. — everything can be adapted for efficient mining. However, the advantage will be on the side of large mining farms, as they can buy this equipment in bulk at discounted prices. Perhaps, small miners should purchase equipment together with other miners to save money, and then earn more on mining cryptocurrency.

Remember that, if wind , solar or any other renewable source, if grid tied, electricity provider will never pay or give you what you gave them and most places you pay taxes for that, I know is bullshit but that is how governments are ran by crooked people all around it. If off grid then your kwh in your home country must be greater than $0.50 to be worth, Germany perhaps? Anybody saying that using batteries for mining is worth is lying blatant. Just to clarify regarding batteries, you will need around 48 x 12v 200ah(60 kilos each battery) to run a mining computer of 1800 watts per 14 hours, the other 11 hours must be ran using the sun power generated electricity, the sun needs to be on its best case scenario,  most good places around the world gives 6 hours per day full power on your solar panel. So is pointless because in truth to run 24/7 without problems you will need 17 hours of batteries and the sum of 48 is just for 11 hours, 3 hours more means 12 more batteries, using 4 interconnected on 48v.

https://www.amazon.com/d/Motorcycle-Batteries/12v-200ah-Solar-Power-Battery/B00RPOI7F4

Each battery will cost you $350. 48 +12 = 60 x $350 = $21.000 only in batteries for just 1 computer using 1800 watts per hour and that battery will not last much if you dont use it properly, the calculation is based on 30% usage of the full battery power.

    Starting battery (Automotive battery etc) : 3-13 months
    Marine Battery : 1-6 years
    AGM Deep cycle: 4-7 years
    Gel Cell Deep Cycle: 2-5 years
    Flooded Lead Acid Deep Cycle Battery (L16-RE etc): 4-8 years

The calculation above is based on properly used batteries, most batteries cant be used more than 30% of its full capacity. Want to use 99% of its usage, get better cycle? Then get the tesla batteries made by lition.

https://www.tesla.com/powerwall

13.5 kwh but pay attention you can use only 5kwh continuous but if is only for one to 2 mining computers of each 1800watts should be okay. It's a huge investment which might never pay off even if bitcoin is pumped to 100k usd.

Also remember that solar panels have to be triple of what you want, cause 33% is to run the computers and 66% is to recharge the batteries for the night. For example if each panel is 300watts then 6 x 300 = 1800 watts that is 33%, then you need to buy more 12 panels. Total of 18 panels just to run a pc of 1800watts.

So all in all, off grid mining is a fail, on grid is a success but only if your government treats you fairly well which most dont.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: jony35490 on April 27, 2019, 01:50:42 PM
So you’re sticking a mini AC unit in front of a miner at +20% the electricity cost. Wow. Such amaze. I wonder why all the big mining farms don’t do this?
Absolutely this man is doing really amazing job and others miners should follow him to get more lowest cost of electricity for mining.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on April 27, 2019, 03:14:25 PM

The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)

The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc then uses the inverter to convert the 24vdc@2000 watts back into battery bank to help you get up to 15-60kw 115/220vac useable power. Batteries and charging may vary. The more power used more batteries and charging power needed. You can add more generator heads and batteries easily or a larger motor if needed.

This setup will produce a max of 60000 watts of AC electricity rated @55 amps of 110/220vac.

I use 24v batteries but the diagram is setup to use 12v to create your 24v battery bank.

24vdc to 110/220vac Grid/PowerInverter $1000
24V 60000W Peak 15000W LF Split Phase Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC 24V to AC 110V&220V 60Hz
https://www.amazon.com/60000W-15000W-Inverter-LCD-Display/dp/B07FTTZV72?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_7490851011

May substitute for any other 24vdc to 110/220vac Power/Grid Inverter select size by how much power you need

24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $499.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator

Batteries $$$ Depends on battery
8x 12vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
or
6x 24vdc 100ah or larger amp hours

USE CAUTION WHEN CONNECTING THE BATTERIES
MAKE SURE BATTERIES HAVE GOOD VENTILATION


Looking back, I did not want to say anything at that time, it has been some time, somethings he got it right, some wrong. I really wanted the guy to show some proof but I guess nothing yet. In theory if the turbine is not at more than maximum capacity there is no way this will work.

First, negative aspect, there is no need for an inverter of 15kwh to 60kwh since that motor will never output anything close to 3kwh cause the manufactures fully states maximum it can generate is 2.8kwh if turbine is 130%, it must be a super ultra wind to do that.

Second, positive, 8 x 12v 100ah will only give 1200 each battery, 8 x 1200 = 9600*30/100 = 2.8kwh, if the turbine works 24/7 130% which is unlikely depending how he did.

Third, it does not matter what kind voltage you use, the outcome will be the same, I would use 48v on the batteries, 4 x 12v, slim cables.

All in all, this will only work if he can get the turbine to work 130% 24/7. Still waiting for proof.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on April 27, 2019, 07:19:43 PM
So you’re sticking a mini AC unit in front of a miner at +20% the electricity cost. Wow. Such amaze. I wonder why all the big mining farms don’t do this?
Absolutely this man is doing really amazing job and others miners should follow him to get more lowest cost of electricity for mining.

I can’t tell if you’re trolling or just stupid.

His plan doesn’t work. You can’t get more energy out than you’re putting in, which is exactly what he claimed.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on April 27, 2019, 07:21:40 PM

The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)

The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc then uses the inverter to convert the 24vdc@2000 watts back into battery bank to help you get up to 15-60kw 115/220vac useable power. Batteries and charging may vary. The more power used more batteries and charging power needed. You can add more generator heads and batteries easily or a larger motor if needed.

This setup will produce a max of 60000 watts of AC electricity rated @55 amps of 110/220vac.

I use 24v batteries but the diagram is setup to use 12v to create your 24v battery bank.

24vdc to 110/220vac Grid/PowerInverter $1000
24V 60000W Peak 15000W LF Split Phase Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC 24V to AC 110V&220V 60Hz
https://www.amazon.com/60000W-15000W-Inverter-LCD-Display/dp/B07FTTZV72?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_7490851011

May substitute for any other 24vdc to 110/220vac Power/Grid Inverter select size by how much power you need

24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $499.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator

Batteries $$$ Depends on battery
8x 12vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
or
6x 24vdc 100ah or larger amp hours

USE CAUTION WHEN CONNECTING THE BATTERIES
MAKE SURE BATTERIES HAVE GOOD VENTILATION


Looking back, I did not want to say anything at that time, it has been some time, somethings he got it right, some wrong. I really wanted the guy to show some proof but I guess nothing yet. In theory if the turbine is not at more than maximum capacity there is no way this will work.

First, negative aspect, there is no need for an inverter of 15kwh to 60kwh since that motor will never output anything close to 3kwh cause the manufactures fully states maximum it can generate is 2.8kwh if turbine is 130%, it must be a super ultra wind to do that.

Second, positive, 8 x 12v 100ah will only give 1200 each battery, 8 x 1200 = 9600*30/100 = 2.8kwh, if the turbine works 24/7 130% which is unlikely depending how he did.

Third, it does not matter what kind voltage you use, the outcome will be the same, I would use 48v on the batteries, 4 x 12v, slim cables.

All in all, this will only work if he can get the turbine to work 130% 24/7. Still waiting for proof.

It doesn’t work. And won’t work. That’s why he hasn’t come back when he got his first electric bill and it wasn’t lower.

You can’t get more energy out than you’re putting in.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on April 27, 2019, 08:07:56 PM
It doesn’t work. And won’t work. That’s why he hasn’t come back when he got his first electric bill and it wasn’t lower.

You can’t get more energy out than you’re putting in.

As it stands that is very true, however concerning everything, only the 24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $499.00 at 130% was a hoax in his statement. It doesn't add up. There is no point adding a 3kwh exhaust fan to blow air and get 3khw. Now if you have that 3kwh exhaust fan somewhere, adding the windmill fan turbine will give you some power back, in this case at least 1.5kwh but this is for another topic as this is getting something from wasted energy.

https://www.amazon.com/WINDMILL-Generator-controller-automatic-installation/dp/B01ASNP062?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_4


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: profitgenerator212 on April 27, 2019, 08:45:08 PM
3000 dollars is quite on the high side. Anything within 500 - 1000 dollars will be fine with me. If I have an energy supply of over 60k Watts, I will most likely supply it else where for the cash considering the size of my mining implements.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on April 27, 2019, 09:35:53 PM
It doesn’t work. And won’t work. That’s why he hasn’t come back when he got his first electric bill and it wasn’t lower.

You can’t get more energy out than you’re putting in.

As it stands that is very true, however concerning everything, only the 24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $499.00 at 130% was a hoax in his statement. It doesn't add up. There is no point adding a 3kwh exhaust fan to blow air and get 3khw. Now if you have that 3kwh exhaust fan somewhere, adding the windmill fan turbine will give you some power back, in this case at least 1.5kwh but this is for another topic as this is getting something from wasted energy.

https://www.amazon.com/WINDMILL-Generator-controller-automatic-installation/dp/B01ASNP062?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_4

you'll always get back less power than your putting in. so you're just wasting energy and money. that 3000w fan is costing you money and you're collecting less than 3000w from the windmill on the other end.

cheaper to just plug the miner straight to the wall. you can't win against physics.

the only "free" energy is solar/wind. but they aren't constant, and will cost a considerable amount of money in the infrastructure upgrades to be able to capture/store. on a very long time span (>10 years) it'll even out and start to be worth it, but mining cycles don't last that long.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: adaseb on April 27, 2019, 09:58:00 PM
No idea if this was mentioned before or not. But with regular cars there is obviously an alternator. This alternator always spins, depending on how much current is needed sometimes there is a load placed so the engine needs to adjust to apply power to be able to spin the alternator.

However when the car is fully warmed up, and the battery is fully charged, then there is a small load on the alternator but this electricity pretty much is wasted, since there is no clutch in the alternator like a AC compressor.

So you can probably power a GPU or 2 with no additional cost in gasoline. No idea if someone tested out this theory before. You can't run an entire rig as you will pull too much current and the alternator will need a higher load which will cause the engine to use more gas.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Keadyar on April 28, 2019, 07:20:59 AM
No idea if this was mentioned before or not. But with regular cars there is obviously an alternator. This alternator always spins, depending on how much current is needed sometimes there is a load placed so the engine needs to adjust to apply power to be able to spin the alternator.

However when the car is fully warmed up, and the battery is fully charged, then there is a small load on the alternator but this electricity pretty much is wasted, since there is no clutch in the alternator like a AC compressor.

So you can probably power a GPU or 2 with no additional cost in gasoline. No idea if someone tested out this theory before. You can't run an entire rig as you will pull too much current and the alternator will need a higher load which will cause the engine to use more gas.
If your theory gets a continuation, then along with electric-cars we will see mining-cars on our roads. It would be cool - you go and earn!


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Coffeehot on April 28, 2019, 01:36:57 PM
in my opinion, it is not feasible. it will consume more power during the conversion process. i think the best saving strategies are solar and wind energy.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Bttzed03 on April 28, 2019, 06:39:43 PM
So you’re sticking a mini AC unit in front of a miner at +20% the electricity cost. Wow. Such amaze. I wonder why all the big mining farms don’t do this?
Absolutely this man is doing really amazing job and others miners should follow him to get more lowest cost of electricity for mining.

LOL  ;D
Come on mate, the other one is disputing the OP's point. Better read the thread before jumping in.

It was an interesting discussion (except the trollings on both sides) and I agree with some that this set up best works for smaller miners (atleast for now).


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Marvell2 on April 28, 2019, 11:14:29 PM
Grid tie solar is the only way, you still want to overspec say 50 percent so you have excess power to sell back to utility which offsets your nightly use


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: iv4n on April 29, 2019, 08:37:00 AM
Grid tie solar is the only way, you still want to overspec say 50 percent so you have excess power to sell back to utility which offsets your nightly use

And how much can cost all that? Maybe installing solar panels and everything else you need to build a little solar power plant is way too expensive.
From where you can get alternative electricity depends from the place where you live. If its windy, you can install wind turbine, if its sunny solar panels. But in the end how much power you need that much money you need to invest in that. Sometimes its better to just pay electricity.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on April 29, 2019, 09:43:01 AM
Sometimes its better to just pay electricity.

Most of times, electricity for $0.10 per kwh is rare in the world. Most places are around $0.20 per kwh or more. Solar or wind power grid tied is only worth if you pay more than $0.20 kwh, for example in Australia "varies by state and by time of day (peak/shoulder/off peak) from 15-54 cents AUD (11.54-41.54 cents USD) per kWh; service availability charge of $0.95 AUD a day " So we can assume here that from 12 to 42 cents mean Australians pay $0.30 kwh, in Australia is worth to have a grid tied solar or wind power whether you mine or not. I mean anybody that pays more than $0.25kwh should have a renewable grid tied source of power. Now if you pay less than $0.10kwh is just not worth to have it.

There is a video of a man who purchased the tesla solar service, 100k.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABR4KgXoZPE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqN0v_lPzFY


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Loopper on April 29, 2019, 01:51:06 PM
in my opinion, it is not feasible. it will consume more power during the conversion process. i think the best saving strategies are solar and wind energy.

It was quite effective, it seems that the energy needed will not be sufficient and stable because the weather is not always supportive of the sun. you should think of a spare plan if you need it.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: dentolas on April 30, 2019, 06:52:21 AM
I've also been looking for alternative energy sources. Wind and solar are good, but profitability depends on your geographical location and regular power costs...
These PMGs might be an good solution, but the magnets used to have a relative short life span, after which you needed to "re-magnetize" them.
Do you have a duration estimative for the magnets?
How long do you have your setup working?
Another matter, has anyone tried to make a generator fed by vegetable oil?
cheers  ;D


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: adaseb on April 30, 2019, 07:36:32 AM
No idea if this was mentioned before or not. But with regular cars there is obviously an alternator. This alternator always spins, depending on how much current is needed sometimes there is a load placed so the engine needs to adjust to apply power to be able to spin the alternator.

However when the car is fully warmed up, and the battery is fully charged, then there is a small load on the alternator but this electricity pretty much is wasted, since there is no clutch in the alternator like a AC compressor.

So you can probably power a GPU or 2 with no additional cost in gasoline. No idea if someone tested out this theory before. You can't run an entire rig as you will pull too much current and the alternator will need a higher load which will cause the engine to use more gas.
If your theory gets a continuation, then along with electric-cars we will see mining-cars on our roads. It would be cool - you go and earn!

It wouldn't work with electric cars because the electricity would go to the GPU instead of putting the car on the road. There was a guy who had a Tesla and he put like 6 GPUs inside his Tesla and charged it for free at some charging station, I am not talking about this either.

What I mean is that the alternator always spins, so it always generates current. When the load is very small because the battery is fully charged and no electronics like Wipers are being used, then the power coming out of the alternator is just wasted away.

If the alternator was like a AC compressor and had a clutch where the alternator was completed disconnected from the drive belt then it obviously wouldn't work since you would be wasting gas to mine with the GPU.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: CLywaTeLb on April 30, 2019, 08:22:11 AM
It's very elementary: we turn the engine power for $ 35 a month, get at least 15 kW of energy and have an endless source of energy. We do "you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% ." Why do we need mining? Enough to sell this energy. Invented perpetual motion machine. Humanity no longer has energy question!
________________________________________________________
Why is this topic here? It is distantly related with mining.
This topic is suitable for those who do not quite understand the laws of physics, but they will not abandon the search for the Grail, the philosopher's stone and all such things.

I am not the first, but I could not resist this nonsense.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: chipless on April 30, 2019, 10:45:22 AM
I've also been looking for alternative energy sources. Wind and solar are good, but profitability depends on your geographical location and regular power costs...
These PMGs might be an good solution, but the magnets used to have a relative short life span, after which you needed to "re-magnetize" them.
Do you have a duration estimative for the magnets?
How long do you have your setup working?
Another matter, has anyone tried to make a generator fed by vegetable oil?
cheers  ;D

The smaller unit has been running about 5 or 6 months and I am getting ready to build a larger scale one which uses a flywheel to reduce the resistance and drag on the electric motor. The flywheel once spinning produces enough momentum that a hit and miss motor could be used even to run the PMG. There is also another way that the gpu or asics could run directly from the PMG if a 12v was used. I have also looked into diesel motors and using alternative fuels for it. As soon as the bigger unit is up and running I plan on posting some pics and videos of how it all operates.
 


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Metroid on April 30, 2019, 11:43:27 AM

It wouldn't work with electric cars because the electricity would go to the GPU instead of putting the car on the road. There was a guy who had a Tesla and he put like 6 GPUs inside his Tesla and charged it for free at some charging station, I am not talking about this either.


It might be unlimited if the owner lives close to the charging station. I mean just to think about this bullshit, I mean using cars to power gpus, that is beyond stupidity/desperation for some cheap power from somewhere, it reminds about those people that are using celerons to mine, the cost outweighs the return but they dont care.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: asriloni on May 01, 2019, 07:41:30 AM
in my opinion, it is not feasible. it will consume more power during the conversion process. i think the best saving strategies are solar and wind energy.

It was quite effective, it seems that the energy needed will not be sufficient and stable because the weather is not always supportive of the sun. you should think of a spare plan if you need it.
And to install those  alternative energy needs a lot of money and that was another problem too. did he know about how much cost to create a solar panel? to use the alternative energy is not so easy as the people said. that needs a lot of calculation.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: sirohige on May 01, 2019, 08:23:04 AM
in my opinion, it is not feasible. it will consume more power during the conversion process. i think the best saving strategies are solar and wind energy.

It was quite effective, it seems that the energy needed will not be sufficient and stable because the weather is not always supportive of the sun. you should think of a spare plan if you need it.
And to install those  alternative energy needs a lot of money and that was another problem too. did he know about how much cost to create a solar panel? to use the alternative energy is not so easy as the people said. that needs a lot of calculation.
indeed because at this time no one has alternative energy for mining, even though you build a mining place by using other alternative energy you will definitely still need a lot of capital and certainly will be very long to be able to return capital or ROI.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on May 02, 2019, 04:07:19 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rckrnYw5sOA

this video is about perpetual motion devices, but the concepts of why and how you can't get free energy are exactly the same. if you don't understand, go back to school.

"The purveyors of over-unity devices typically do not claim to have created perpetual motion devices of the 1st kind. They have various explanations of how they don't violate conservation of energy. However, most end up shifting their device to the 2nd kind of perpetual motion, they violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics by extracting energy where there is no energy gradient."

"Most modern builders of perpetual motion devices aren't so technical.In fact, the worst of them wouldn't have physics or engineering chops to build a decent over balanced wheel. They rely more on pseudo-physics speak. 'Zero-point mag-grav plasma-taurus vibrations' sounds fancy, but are typically less good at generating free energy than they are at directing you to the "Donate" button or selling you a telluric field wellness crystal."

-couldn't have described chipless better if I tried  :D :D :D


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: kronos123 on May 11, 2019, 07:08:37 PM
They invested in Bitcoin when few knew it and even less believed in it, and once again the Winklevoss brothers amaze the crypto market, and minign in particular, invests in a company that wants to use excess natural gas to power cryptomining.

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/tiny/winklevoss-capital-invests-in-company-set-to-use-natural-gas-to-power-cryptomining/


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: CryptoKush on May 13, 2019, 08:41:20 PM
I think that alternative energy is the future. The profitability of mining depends on the cost of electricity. In addition, the use of alternative energy is more ecological. Therefore, I think that the future is alternative energy.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: giletto on May 13, 2019, 10:49:44 PM
I complemented my electricity supply from the state hydro plant with solar to ensure steady supply of electricity but the cost is well over 3000 dollars for me. I currently seek a cheaper alternative to help maximise gains from mining


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: sandra_x on May 13, 2019, 11:50:06 PM
Paying just 35$ to run the motor head which in turn powers the generator ,giving an output worth 400$. Thats very efficient. I have seen a similar design using hydraulic force generated from some water source(borehole with an overhead tank)-same principle but not sure if that was this efficient. I wished you had a video of the design shown.And the initial cost for the gen is not so much.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: shinratensei_ on May 14, 2019, 02:54:46 AM
in my opinion, it is not feasible. it will consume more power during the conversion process. i think the best saving strategies are solar and wind energy.

It was quite effective, it seems that the energy needed will not be sufficient and stable because the weather is not always supportive of the sun. you should think of a spare plan if you need it.
Have you tried to create such a calculation about how effective the solar plan? Weather should be the main reason to say that can't be effective but when it comes to the summer and that will give you a lot of energy depends on how much capacity that you have used it as your battery to save the energy from the solar panel. There was a lot of interesting discussion about this in mining bitcoin section. It can be effective when you can put a more solar panel and a big battery. But it costs a lot of money.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: Chikito on May 14, 2019, 08:41:23 AM
I think that alternative energy is the future. The profitability of mining depends on the cost of electricity. In addition, the use of alternative energy is more ecological. Therefore, I think that the future is alternative energy.
still continue research for best of alternative low cost energy to get high profit and you don't have solution fir this. Student on my country try to use plactic recycle for earning energy but still use mechanical principle when gasoline needed for that.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: lunobird on May 14, 2019, 07:13:41 PM
Sorry folks looking for cheap electric. There is no free lunch. You gota pay to play.

For those in the united states.  www.wholesalesolar.com

Do a self install and you will save tons of money.  I just installed 20 solar panels on my roof and now enjoying much cheaper electric. Less than a 5 year roi.



Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: EdvinZ on May 15, 2019, 03:59:04 AM
Extraction of alternate electricity for mining is suitable for those people who live in regions with such an opportunity. I mean, if a region with an abundance of winds, then wind turbines are ideal. If there is a lot of sunshine, then the choice is unambiguously in favor of solar panels. There is also a variant of hydrogenerators installed on fast-flowing rivers, but this is the most time-consuming method for an ordinary person.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: naska21 on May 15, 2019, 08:35:05 AM
Gifting my idea - use piezoelectric effect to harvest electric power for mining. It may be suitable for those who are in fitness business and own clubs with fitness machines that can be attached to piezoelectric generators  which in turn charge the batteries for mining, or, you can partnership with such business for mutual benefit. Sure, this requires initial investments, but if you're targeting mining at commercial-scale, money will pay off. Other positive side of this is the possibility to have such alternative electricity literally  in any geographical place.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: nightl on May 15, 2019, 08:50:05 PM
Gifting my idea - use piezoelectric effect to harvest electric power for mining. It may be suitable for those who are in fitness business and own clubs with fitness machines that can be attached to piezoelectric generators  which in turn charge the batteries for mining, or, you can partnership with such business for mutual benefit. Sure, this requires initial investments, but if you're targeting mining at commercial-scale, money will pay off. Other positive side of this is the possibility to have such alternative electricity literally  in any geographical place.
Cool! This is a very smart idea - let  slimming lose their weight and at the same time extract electricity for mining!
A very close theme was in one of the Black Mirror series.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on May 21, 2019, 04:38:46 PM
this sums up this thread and the OP:

https://i.imgur.com/XIZ3AsB.jpg


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: basicnecromancycr on May 22, 2019, 06:56:17 AM
The physics is constant. And its rules are, too. So why ever transport electricity twice by taking the waste of heat? Interesting.


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: ratedr on August 13, 2019, 09:45:30 PM
Would love to see your diagram! It is no longer available to download through provided link


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: pimchanbuabueng on August 14, 2019, 11:05:08 AM
This is really helpful for miners


Title: Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining
Post by: gsrcrxsi314 on August 29, 2019, 05:42:31 PM
Would love to see your diagram! It is no longer available to download through provided link

because the OP doesn't know what he's talking about. He wont admit to being wrong, so when he realized it doesnt work he just deleted it.

This doesn't and will never work.