When I look at my old shipping labels on recent packages I received, I do not see my company's EIN number on them.  I would still put "HST CODE: 8471.41.0150" next to your SSN or EIN number.  However, It is more important to put "HST CODE: 8471.41.0150" next to your street address.  I believe you also are allowed to give a special note to the carrier when you place your order with bitmaintech.com.  I recommend also putting "HST CODE: 8471.41.0150" in the special note to the carrier when you place your order with bitmaintech.com.

EDIT:  You see my address covered up in purple.  I put "HST CODE: 8471.41.0150" out to the right of my street address and out to the right of my EIN/SSN number as well.

EDIT #2:  When looking at the address label on each package sent to me from bitmain; it does not have my EIN (Employer Identification Number) or SSN (Social Security Number).  Which means by putting the HST CODE out to the right of the EIN/SSN number will not be on the address label.  However, there may be some other piece of paper accompanying the shipment with that info.

I recommend everyone in the US make the following changes to your ADDRESS in your BITMAIN account to include the proper HST CODE for rigs shipped into the U.S.  That's if you want to avoid a potential tariff charge like myself and some others received for improper classification of shipment under proper HST CODE.  I put the HST CODE in two (2) different places on my address.  Which can be seen below.

IF someone makes this ADDITION to their account address "[HST CODE: 8471.41.0150]" and receives a shipment soon, please let us know if your carrier assigned [HST CODE: 8471.41.0150] to your shipment.  If I'm not mistaken, you can also add "A note to the carrier" when you place the order.  It's not a bad idea to also put in that note for "HST CODE: 8471.41.0150."

You can call UPS and make arrangements for them to call you from now on ANYTIME you have a shipment coming in from outside the U.S.  Also, I have edited my address on BITMAIN's website in my account to include the following:  HST CODE 8471.41.0150  That is actually part of my address now to avoid this occurring again in the future.

I recommend everyone do the same thing in their BITMAIN account:

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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger

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

I see what you mean now.  The Centrix name seen on the panel around those rigs was only like a water mark for the photo.  It was not actually on the paneling.  That means they more than likely used what I saw at Lowe's.  Which is Perma Board.  Don't get me wrong... I LOVE THE IDEA.  However, Perma Board is the last thing one should use in this application.  This is my honest opinion.  If an S7 were to go up in flames, the Perma Board would combust (go up in flames) and make all of the other cables on the rigs susceptible to burning up as well.  

Again, this is my opinion:  Fire retardant sheet rock or the TechLite Insulation would be a better choice.  The TechLite Insulation in a 24" x 96" x 1" panel at $74.78 each and ships free http://www.zoro.com/techlite-insulation-insulation-sheet-24-x-96-x-1-in-0079-2496ss100-sh-0000-00/i/G2727514/

The fire retardant sheet rock will run you less money and may work better in fire resistance.  Not sure though...  http://www.homedepot.com/p/Sheetrock-Firecode-Core-5-8-in-x-4-ft-x-12-ft-Gypsum-Board-14211011312/100321595

Looks like we have more hash pointed at the pool.  I want to take the time to thank everyone who has joined us for pointing their hash here.  I also want to thank you for remaining determined to keep your rigs here despite the attacks on the pool.

David

I would have 6 x S7's locked together via the tongue and groove system made on the sides like what you see in the following screenshot:  



Then cut a non combustible product to the following shape and tape it down with metallic duct tape while making sure not to cover up the ethernet port, lights and reset button.

The non combustible product is in the color red and the tape is white in the screenshot.  A non-combustible product would also be underneath the S7's in between each PSU. I think putting them together in this fashion will make for a cleaner setup.  You could also post a sticky note on the panel above each rig with it's credentials (Rig #, IP address, etc...)

Okay, thanks for letting me know.  I looked for it online, even Amazon under the search, "Centrix" and found NOTHING.  So, I went to Lowe's and found something that looks just like it but it's called Perma R.  However, IT IS COMBUSTIBLE.  Meaning, it would provide fuel to start a fire like gasoline.  Is the Centrix stuff combustible?  If so, DO NOT USE IT for this application with mining bitcoin!

I absolutely LOVE the idea.  However, If I cannot find a similar item that is light weight and NON-COMUSTIBLE, I'm buying fire retardant sheet rock.  I would cut the sheet rock to fit exactly on top of 6 x S7's at a time.  I would put duct tape around all of the edges to keep the chalky like sheet rock stuff from getting inside the rigs.  In other words, I would seal the edges of the fire retardant sheet rock with duct tape.  Even the edges I did not cut.

I did find a possible candidate.  It is TechLite Insulation.

Here is the spec sheet on their specialty product indicating it's a "... polymeric foam containing no
toxic or carcinogenic materials, is highly fire resistant, has low smoke, produces low out thermal and acoustical properties.
gassing, and has outstanding thermal and acoustical properties."  http://www.techlite.net/Files/Specification_Data/079_Specification_Sheet_2014.pdf

Here is a photo of what it looks like when sold through zoro.com:  http://www.zoro.com/b/TECHLITE%20INSULATION/

It can be expensive but I feel it's well worth the cost for higher efficiency during summer months.  Zoro.com is cheaper than Amazon on TechLite Insulation.

Hi Kilo,

Thanks for sharing the idea with the insulation panel and duct tape.  I'm going to use your idea to do something a little different.  All of my PCI-e cords will be behind the insulation panel.  The only visible cord in the cool isle will be the RG6 cables for internet.  All of my PSU's are IBM 2880's and IBM 2980's.  I'm getting 2980's from here on out.  With the breakout board and PCI-e cords on the rear of the IBM 2880's and 2980's, I'll be able to have them on the hot isle side of the insulation.

Thanks again for the idea!!!

Quoted per your request...

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Good Job, Rdawg!

Not a bad idea...  I'm sure you would still want a proper update of present condition of rentals though.  Certainly don't want only one notification if there is an issue.  You might miss the first one and the second one gets your attention.  I would say simply more flexibility in "what" notifications, for "how often" and possibly "how many" regardless of rental or permanent.  Although, I could not be seeing what you intend to convey.

makes sense.  Especially, for rentals.

EDIT:  Better yet, have it where we can set the option for only once, once every 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 20 minutes or 30 minutes.

LOL...  Yes, they can scream.  I've been talking of having french doors to the entrance of the recreation room.  I've actually had plywood there for over a year now.  I'm finally going to Lowe's tomorrow to buy a french door for $411.00 plus tax.  I'll have to pay another $50 for them to deliver it.  I'm not going to put that thing on top of my Land Cruiser.

The plywood does a decent job but french doors would definitely do the job.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_687678-42736-JW104100025NK___?Ntt=interior+french+door&UserSearch=interior+french+door&productId=50411268

LOL...  I told my wife the same thing.  I told her I would also be BITMAIN's only client.

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Another one?   WOW!!!

I get back from eating chicken quesadilla and mixed fruit from Zoe's Greek restaurant.  I suppose chicken does work.   

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Thanks bitminerpro!!!

Yes, thanks, e46btc!!!