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13861  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: What would you do with 20 kWh of free power? on: June 06, 2020, 12:14:51 AM
20kwh needs to be divided by a factor of 5 or 6

so if it is grid tied.  it means you have 20/5= 4kwatts 24/7/365. at best. to maybe 20/6 = 3.33 kwatts 24/7/365

So you could run a whatsminer m20s. 24 hours a day

that is 68 x 9 = 612 us pennies or $6.12 a day.

so what did the solar cost you ?
a m20s is about 1500 usd.
13862  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: S9SE/S9K Fan control on: June 05, 2020, 11:41:30 PM
cool I will try it.

I don't think the new firmware allows it.

The sept firmware lets you do it.

the nov does not.

and after some trial and error both nov and sept firmware are doing lpm.

man the nov firmware is really bizarre.

it reads -4121 gh hashrate

the pool reads 908 gh

the kernel log is weird

it claims. the mining failed at 23:55

Code:
2020-06-05 23:54:29 temperature.c:818:calibration_sensor_offset: Chain[2] chip[40] use PIC middle temp offset=-4, typeID=55
2020-06-05 23:54:29 temperature.c:346:do_calibration_sensor_offset_by_eeprom: New offset - Chain[2] Chip[40] local:0 remote:0 offset:-4
2020-06-05 23:54:29 temperature.c:870:calibration_sensor_offset: Chain[2] Chip[40] get middle temp offset=-4 typeID=55
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1153:set_baud: set baud=1
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1126:set_baud_one_chain: cmd_buf[0]=0x51090018, cmd_buf[1]=0x2101, cmd_buf[2]=0x11000000, misc=0x2101
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1126:set_baud_one_chain: cmd_buf[0]=0x51090018, cmd_buf[1]=0x2101, cmd_buf[2]=0x11000000, misc=0x2101
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1126:set_baud_one_chain: cmd_buf[0]=0x51090018, cmd_buf[1]=0x2101, cmd_buf[2]=0x11000000, misc=0x2101
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1164:set_baud: read bc write is 0x82001a
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1429:set_misc_control: cmd_buf[0]=0x41097818, cmd_buf[1]=0x6161, cmd_buf[2]=0x13000000, misc=0x6161
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1429:set_misc_control: cmd_buf[0]=0x41099c18, cmd_buf[1]=0x6161, cmd_buf[2]=0x1a000000, misc=0x6161
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1429:set_misc_control: cmd_buf[0]=0x41097818, cmd_buf[1]=0x6161, cmd_buf[2]=0x13000000, misc=0x6161
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1429:set_misc_control: cmd_buf[0]=0x41099c18, cmd_buf[1]=0x6161, cmd_buf[2]=0x1a000000, misc=0x6161
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1429:set_misc_control: cmd_buf[0]=0x41097818, cmd_buf[1]=0x6161, cmd_buf[2]=0x13000000, misc=0x6161
2020-06-05 23:54:29 asic.c:1429:set_misc_control: cmd_buf[0]=0x41099c18, cmd_buf[1]=0x6161, cmd_buf[2]=0x1a000000, misc=0x6161
2020-06-05 23:54:29 driver-btm-soc.c:6509:bitmain_soc_init: set TICKET_MASK
2020-06-05 23:54:31 temperature.c:2081:detect_startup_environment_temperature: Environment temperature: [38]
2020-06-05 23:54:31 temperature.c:2098:detect_startup_environment_temperature: Enter 10 secs to cool down hash board, 1 times ...
2020-06-05 23:54:42 temperature.c:2081:detect_startup_environment_temperature: Environment temperature: [38]
2020-06-05 23:54:42 temperature.c:2098:detect_startup_environment_temperature: Enter 10 secs to cool down hash board, 2 times ...
2020-06-05 23:54:53 temperature.c:2081:detect_startup_environment_temperature: Environment temperature: [38]
2020-06-05 23:54:53 temperature.c:2098:detect_startup_environment_temperature: Enter 10 secs to cool down hash board, 3 times ...
2020-06-05 23:55:03 driver-btm-soc.c:3884:set_clock_delay_control: set mode 0
2020-06-05 23:55:03 driver-btm-soc.c:3903:set_clock_delay_control: core_data = 0x04
2020-06-05 23:55:03 driver-btm-soc.c:3974:open_core_bm1393: Start Open Core!!
2020-06-05 23:55:09 driver-btm-soc.c:4041:open_core_bm1393: End Open Core!!
chain [0] freq data per ASIC:
IC[000]:1275 IC[001]:1275 IC[002]:1275 IC[003]:1275 IC[004]:1275 IC[005]:1275 IC[006]:1275 IC[007]:1275 IC[008]:1275 IC[009]:1275
IC[010]:1275 IC[011]:1275 IC[012]:1275 IC[013]:1275 IC[014]:1275 IC[015]:1275 IC[016]:1275 IC[017]:1275 IC[018]:1275 IC[019]:1275
IC[020]:1275 IC[021]:1275 IC[022]:1275 IC[023]:1275 IC[024]:1275 IC[025]:1275 IC[026]:1275 IC[027]:1275 IC[028]:1275 IC[029]:1275
IC[030]:1275 IC[031]:1275 IC[032]:1275 IC[033]:1275 IC[034]:1275 IC[035]:1275 IC[036]:1275 IC[037]:1275 IC[038]:1275 IC[039]:1275
IC[040]:1275 IC[041]:1275 IC[042]:1275 IC[043]:1275 IC[044]:1275 IC[045]:1275 IC[046]:1275 IC[047]:1275 IC[048]:1275 IC[049]:1275
IC[050]:1275 IC[051]:1275 IC[052]:1275 IC[053]:1275 IC[054]:1275 IC[055]:1275 IC[056]:1275 IC[057]:1275 IC[058]:1275 IC[059]:1275
2020-06-05 23:55:10 driver-btm-soc.c:5170:increase_freq_by_eeprom_slowly: fetal error: chain[0] freq data over valid max freq 360
2020-06-05 23:55:11 driver-btm-soc.c:7257:bitmain_soc_prepare: bitmain soc init failed.
2020-06-05 23:55:11 util.c:2178:process_version_mask: Pool 0 Version num is 2
2020-06-05 23:55:11 util.c:2178:process_version_mask: Pool 0 Version num is 2
2020-06-05 23:55:12 driver-btm-soc.c:6932:send_job: Version num 2

So over night I ran the modded s9k. ..... via inspect page options

and I don't know what the f is happening .  I am using team viewer so I can not measure the power drop.

yeah hash dropped from 13 to 2 but. it is easy to see really low fans and really low temps



here is one not touched higher hash rate but way higher fans and temp.

I wonder just how much I lowered power.

A lot for sure but I need to drive up to Clifton to measure the power drop. if power has dropped to 200 watts vs 1300 these are very nice solo mining gear.

13863  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: Looking to sell few ASIC miners in NJ, USA on: June 05, 2020, 10:41:52 PM
I live in NJ I could pay cash.  But I need to talk to my partner.

I may want the m20s units.
13864  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: June 05, 2020, 07:12:18 PM
raven fork still doing well.

1660ti is good as it is cheap

rx 5700 is very good but cost more.
70$ polaris is best option for it,470 is doing 12-13 mhs

hmm. how much power?

and I wonder if the 580  8gb is a good option  as they are cheap.
13865  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Braiins OS: open-source mining firmware [S9, T1]. New release includes AsicBoost on: June 05, 2020, 06:15:08 PM
edit for clarity.   This interests me please  give me a minute

Here is a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-tLR6sEVQs

at 1:37

I took this screen shot
note sd card
note jumper is moved
note I marked off the chip you say is missing.

I Think you may have an issue.
Does the card fit in correctly?
Is the slot like the slot in my video?
Note I say in the video sometimes you must flip the card.
As the slot was flipped.
That is an easy fix.

but if that is not your issue I think you may not be able to fix them.

13866  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: S9SE/S9K Fan control on: June 05, 2020, 05:46:34 PM
how do you get lpm mod on the s9k?

as far as I know the s9k only has 1 speed.



I could teach you how to make really quiet

s9
s9i
s9j

I made lots of 2 board units designed to down clock and be very quiet


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-tLR6sEVQs
13867  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: New s9 upgrade thread. Some info on gear/upgrade. on: June 05, 2020, 05:34:53 PM
spacer

June 6 edit.

I am getting an s9 upgrade kit.

3 drop in hashboards.

If you have spare s9's you could hold them and wait for my test results.

The boards are due today.

Working firmware will be released to me on Monday.

I have agreed to not say the builder's name.

I have been told the new boards will have high medium low settings.

When I do testing I will test

1 board  miner on all 3 speeds
2 board miner  on all 3 speeds
3 board miner on all  3 speeds

info here and info at YouTube will be posted.

if gear is as speed and watts have been told to me. they may be worth holding onto your s9's for a few weeks.

Since I don't have boards or firmware or prices.

I will leave this thread locked for now.

I have told by the builder that

They are more efficient and they hash more than the s9e.

so they will hash higher than 16.0 th and burn less then 1280 watts

Product Glance    Value
Version
Model No.
Crypto Algorithm   S9 SE
120-K
SHA256
Hashrate, TH/s    16.00
Reference power on wall, Watt    1280

Reference power efficiency on wall @25°C, J/TH    80.00
Adapted AC/DC output requirement, Watt/ Volt    1574 / 12.00
            
Detailed Characteristics    Value
Min    Typ    Max
Hashrate & Power      
Hashrate, TH/s         16.00   16.95
Power efficiency on wall @25°C, J/TH(1-1)    80.00       85.60
Power efficiency on wall @40°C, J/TH(1-2)    84.02       89.90
Reference power on wall, Watt (1-3)    1280       1524
DC input voltage range, Volt (1-4)    11.60   12.00   13.00
DC input current range, Amp (1-5)        106.7   131.4
Adapted AC/DC output power requirement, Watt (1-6)    1417   1574    
Hardware Configuration     
Quantity of hash chips     180
Quantity of hash boards    3
Networking connection mode    RJ45 ethernet 10/100M
Miner Size (Length*Width*Height, w/o package), mm   321.3*129.6*200
Net weight, kg   4.56
Noise, dBA @25°C (2-1)            76
Environment Requirements     
Operation temperature,°C    0   25   40
Storage temperature,°C    -40   25   85
Operation humidity, RH    5%        95%
Notes:

(1-1) Refers PSU power conversion efficiency of 93%

(1-2) Refers PSU power conversion efficiency of 93%

(1-3) Min condition: 25℃, min J/TH, typical hashrate      

        Max condition: 40℃, max J/TH, max hashrate

        Refers PSU power conversion efficiency of 93%

(1-4) Caution: Wrong input voltage may probably cause miner damaged

(1-5) Typ condition: min reference power, typical DC input voltage      

         Max condition: max reference power, min DC input voltage

(1-6) Min condition: 40℃, max J/TH, max hashrate,

        PSU output power should be no less than the min value to make sure mining stable.

        Typical condition: (typical power) = (min power)/90%, leave power output margin for PSU.  

        Caution: It is strongly recommended that using typical power can make sure your miner can work

        well. You can use one PSU to power multiple boards. Do not attempt to power one board with

        more than one PSU. All PCI-E ports are required to plug in while powering up the board.

(2-1) Max condition: Fan is under max RPM(rotation per minute).
13868  Bitcoin / Hardware / New s9 upgrade thread. Some info is 🆙❤⚡ on: June 05, 2020, 05:34:42 PM
this is the latest s9 thread and will stay open this is not bitmain hash boards.

the builder has asked me to not reveal whom he or she is.

this is more,effficient then bitmain gear.

i have a one board and a two board build.

edit  I am doing 1 board mods only as I have developed an air flow idea that works much better as a one board mod.


Teaser for now.

Some info is below.

photos

right is new hash board the pcb is same size as s9 as it needs to fit in an s9 case.
note a blocked a serial number.
top has 7 caps  on pcie jack side of the board.

if you could the chips it looks like 51

the older s9 left has 63 chips
it has zero caps on pcie jack side of the board.



same as above twisted  for a better view



second photo

s9 is on bottom and has 6 caps
and burnt pcie jacks since it is an old hash board.



So 51 chips vs 63 chips

7 caps vs 6 caps.

the smaller shit I left out and won't get into detail with super close ups.
13869  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: June 05, 2020, 05:24:44 PM
[...]

you would be surprised on getting cheap batteries.  If you are near a golf course "dead" golf cart batteries are cheap.

If I was going to do a small play system I would add 1 panel a bigger one say 300watts. blend it into the 300 watts he has. source some batteries he does not need to run system all the time.

Run it 9 hours a day.   600 watts of panels to charger to batteries to inverter to s9 set to 300 watts. which would be 8 volts and 225  on brains.

way cheaper then a 24 hour setup. and for 6 hours a day he has a shot to hit a block on solo.ckpool

since he is subject to seasonal change.  He could do 4 hours in winter 6 hours in spring 8 hours in summer.

If he really looked around I would think he could do this for 500 dollars.

this never lets batteries run down as he only runs an hour after sunrise. and shuts down 1 hour before sundown.

it would be a fun project.
I will be doing a thread soon on s9 upgrades here is the link

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5253561.0

note:

it is a teaser so no info is on it.
13870  Other / Meta / Re: One merit source has just been demoted? on: June 05, 2020, 04:19:24 AM
Blacknavy
I've quit my volunteer merit source status

There is already a lot of drama around that issue and the candidates to replace him, better order some popcorn.
I support his decision, it looks better for him and for his local community. I used to think that he abused merit before and I was wrong there. I can understand the pressure he suffered when he was in a community where most of the bad allegations were directed at it. It can also be pressure from the people in that community  Cheesy

How about TMAN? Wasn't he a merit source?
In the way I see, he is a source of merit, but he disappears without a reason (Covid-19). Also many other users gone, but TMAN is my biggest concern right now.

Wow you think TMAN is dead.
13871  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: June 05, 2020, 03:02:51 AM
raven fork still doing well.

1660ti is good as it is cheap

rx 5700 is very good but cost more.
13872  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Current US Economic Catastrophe Caused by Anti-Racism Movement has Impact on BTC on: June 05, 2020, 01:40:24 AM
He was a good friend to an ex NBA player.

I will look for link.

Ex-NBA player Stephen Jackson was a life long friend of  George see link below:

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ex-nba-player-stephen-jackson-mourns-best-friend-george-floyd-n1216386


Now that is cleared up.


It would be nice if I could fix the hundreds of year of racial hate in my country just as easily as I fixed the error about George being an ex NBA player.

Sadly I can't.

13873  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: June 05, 2020, 12:46:50 AM
The ware house owner in clifton has 7 buildings the 2ph with mine costs

lets say 2 k of the bill  all the other business using the builds cost say 5k.

the total bill is 7k a month.  he got the long deal til 2021 oct 1.  he charges his renters 7k for power so he pays 0 cash  for the bill.

he paid zip for the gear.

and he clears 1 ph of mining every day.

he had no customer fo the spare power so  would you want to break even on the monthly power bill or would you want the coins you get from us.

his other renters still pay a decent power rate even with the markup he charges them.


So we all gain.  Downside covid-19 hurt renters income.  and now threat of riot damage.

of course mining today is not making what it did last month. but it will sort out over time.
13874  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: June 04, 2020, 10:45:55 PM
I had a long article linked to bitcointalk years ago about Chinese ghost cites.

Here is the short of it there where places in China empty apartment complexes and the like.

So how about this example 10x 20 story apartments standing empty but operational.  that is 200 stories with say 10 apartments  or 2000 empty apartments.  In the winter running gear to keep them warm is feasible.

Years ago my wife and I lived in an apartment in Astoria New York



We had a major black out  everything was dark. I said to my wife lets finish the ice cream before it melts.

I opened the fridge and it worked.  I said wtf  I later tried to figure out how it was hot wired and what it was hot wired to.  I found out it had 10 gauge wire.  But never could figure out how it was hooked up.

Since it was long before bitcoin I just ran my fridge for free .

You would be surprised how much free power is out there.

I had a buddy that was a building engineer in a few malls and later in the empire state building.  He had access to lots of power in nooks and crannies of those buildings.  These are smaller example of mine and hold people.

One or two or three machines are not much but  New York City has thousands of spots that could be doing a small operation.

So it is no longer small it is 20000 miners.   who cares if it is all s9's 20,000 x 14 =  280000 th or 280 ph


these people are around.  smaller than me.  with my 2000 th on a 50-50 split deal.  which is 1000 th for free.

they are a motorbike on the highway.  I am a van.

Yeah the big fleet it 100 to 1000 full size  greyhound buses.
13875  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Antminer S19 95T on: June 04, 2020, 10:24:29 PM
Are the intake and exhaust fans the same size as S17, T17 etc? The dimensions on Bitmain website suggests that these may use a slightly larger fan.

the t19 and s19 use this fan

https://shop.bitmain.com/product/detail?pid=000202005221748278515fbG14O40624

the t17 and s17 use this fan
https://shop.bitmain.com/product/detail?pid=000201910151107519921qKMCqzJ06A8

I would not assume them to be the same.

But they could be.
13876  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: My first ASIC on: June 04, 2020, 08:15:17 PM
If you have 0.0032 cent power that is under 1 us penny .

you will make money.

Now you also need decent internet.

Here comes the next part you need gear that works .

If your bitmain gear breaks you almost certainly will lose weeks getting it repaired.

Other issues some countries restrict mining and  mining may get you in trouble.

I would ask you.

How much power do you have?  4 kilowatts 24 hours every day is close to 100 kilowatts in a day or about 100 x 0.0032 = 32 cents

your miner earns about 5 or 6 usd a day so

5- 0.32 = 4.68 a day in 100 days 468 dollars.  next 100 days maybe 368 next hundred days maybe 268

that adds to 1104  in 300 days.  you could make money with this unit.
13877  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: June 04, 2020, 07:59:19 PM
You don't have to be large I can mine and hold due to my deal.

I know others with the same setups.

You need to find someone with a power contract that he is stuck with.

Many people  buy a 1 year 1 mega watt contract to something like that and get stuck with the contract.

My host has a three year power deal.  He splits coins with me. my gear is paid off.  so I can mine and hold the entire year. if I choose to.

I am small about 2 ph.  but I know a 10ph guy same setup.  he is sitting on 200 s17pros giving him just over 10.6 ph

he gets 5.3 ph worth of coins.  the guy with excess power gets 5.3 ph worth of coins  he is obliged to pay his power contract for  next 16 months.

the owner of the miners can simply hold coins.

I know a third guy with a 1 ph deal.

all three of us have the gear paid off
all three of us have a mix of s9,m10,m20,s17,a1066

we can sit on the gear and just take in coins for about 13 to 18 months.

If I know three guys in NJ like this there are more scattered about.

I would think it could be 5% of the worlds hash is being power by people with failed power contracts.

my guy lost a lot of freezers when an ice cream guy shut down. so he had spare power.  things went sideways with cover-19 and now the riots.  we did not and may never build the big solar array.

buy solar still has the 1 acre array for his home and some mining.

but the clifton place may be around for 14 months and then shut down.

hard to say.  If a huge rally happens we will  do very well if it limps a long it will most likely die off.
13878  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: T17/S17 malfunction: cases, solutions, remedies, RMA history on: June 04, 2020, 05:55:23 PM
Yeah. the box is well packed. the foam is good quality.  but the force generated with a 6 foot drop is quite a bit.

and if you drop the box flat on the bottom there will be no apparent damage to the box or the miner inside.

But every heat sink will be subject to a g-force from the drop then stop.

to make it more wrong is that if the gear is in a really cold spot ie during wintertime the  gear is allowed to travel in 0c or 32f or lower transport bays.

So now the glue/heatsink past is hard stiff and brittle so now drop it 6 feet and the box has no damage the  unit looks fine .  I could guarantee that multiple glue/paste/epoxy heatsink joints now have micro damage .  Same as solder joints.

Would love to demo that test.  As you know it happens.



edit To be clear 0c or 32f makes the heatsink to chip joint a bit more brittle and easier to crack then it would be at 20c or 68f

And of course  at -20c or -4f it would be a bit stiffer and even more brittle.

So if the fedex/dhl/ups truck drops off a unit on your porch in the winter time it is very likely the chip to heatsink seal if cracked was cracked right at your door step.

Here in NJ I have received hundreds of pieces of gear from China and sometimes the guys drop the gear off when I am not home.

Even if the guy drops it 3-4 feet to the step in the dead of winter it is not good for the heatsinks.
13879  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: M20S acting up - Error 2010 on: June 04, 2020, 03:56:11 PM
1400 counted shipping to USA.
13880  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: June 04, 2020, 01:09:25 PM
and boom. diff is now 13.7

my miners made 1800 x 0.00000883 = 0.015894 btc a day. of which I get 25%

today they make 1800 x 0.00000964 = 0.017352 btc a day of which I get 25%

so in theory I will earn 1.58337 btc over the next year.  with full flat diff.


the ath diff was 16.5.  we are at 13.7

lets see how this unfolds.
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