An s9 uses 1.4 kw not 1

So that would be  $105-$130 Canadian for a single s9. They usually don't take a single one though.

What are typical hosting fees of say an antminer s9? I remember GND saying $58 per kw per month for s9s but can't remember if that was american or canadian pesos. I contacted a "full service" hosting service in Quebec and for 10 miners they would do $1977 A month canadian. 

What kind of prices are you guys seeing? 

Tell me about it! I have 8 acres just outside Winnipeg one mile west of the West perimeter. 7.2kv 3 phase is just across the gravel road. If I buy my own transformer that would be 3.9 cents per kwhr.

But FML trying to get Hydro to tell me how much kva is available on those lines.

Development wouldn't be an issue either, long time family friends with important people.  But if there's not enough power it doesn't matter.

Can you give a more general idea of what you're doing with this? Is it just for sound or are you drawing outside air?

How much do you pay at delivery?

Well I got two. Too bad BCH took such a spill lately or it would've been 3.

Since the cable has already been swapped I'm going to guess the PSU is shorting to ground somewhere.  Is the PSU getting hot?   

Waiting patiently for the next sale with 3 BCH

Any update to this? Where can you get these water blocks and how much?

I understand just trying to be prepared for the future

Is 5 pm gmt+8 equal to 1 am central?

Water cooling is an excellent way to harvest the heat. You guys are laughing at this meanwhile it's -30 here tonight and I could heat my house with maybe 10-12 s9s. Then just dump the excess heat outside with a PID controlled fan/rad.

The cost you say? Tell that to people around here who have spent $40,000 on geothermal.

But there's no real use in an industrial setting unless you have an actual need for the heat.

Thstsbthe best price you can get for 3phase? Are you buying your own transformation?

They can be difficult to set up. I did it with a DDWRT flashed router. I would suggest openvpn. Also talk to your cell provider some do not support VPN connections or charge extra.

If you're going to do a VPN make sure the LAN ip pool is very far from standard or you may run into ip address conflicts.

Personally I would do a firewall rule (iptables) that discards everything to and from the miners and logs it. Except for the ip address of the pool.

Bandwidth isn't that much at all. Make sure your wiring is up to snuff.

Good topic not enough of this.

I've played around a lot with DDWRT and would never run a router without it.  That being said it isn't for noobs. The absolute best setup is a manually configured firewall that only allows the miners to communicate to whatever pool you have assigned. Bitmain is rumored to have a backdoor and I wouldn't want anyone else being able to get in there.

You can even take this further by having only local access to the miners only through a vpn. That way the miner network is completely separate from any computers or printers attached to the LAN.  Then you can log in to your miner LAN from anywhere.

But we are getting a wee bit advanced.

Only accurate way is with an amp clamp

Why is it whenever I search for PDUs the price is way higher than that?