I never argued over the voltages. The standard of cabling along with the design of the grid is sub par in the U.K and AU period!

http://www.emfs.info/sources/distribution/uk/

In the U.S, every household has a split phase 220V service. In older building, typically a 200A minimum. 400A has been the norm for decades. The capacity of not just the standard of cabling but the incoming capacity is far higher. Whilst single outlets (power points) of standard house appliances are 110V, 220V is also common for dryers, hot water heaters, stoves (ranges), welders (garage point), rv's etc etc. With split phase there is NO PME MEN (multiple earth neutral) system ie, floating EMF's affecting both equipment and people alike. Having had to sign safety books when working around equipment that produce stray fields, well, there is a health reason somewhere there.

Point being, a split phase or star phase system is far more efficient, safer and likely healthier than what the U.K and AU offers.

Once again, I'm not sure if you have first hand knowledge of what you've been attempting to educate people with or are simply regurgitating what you've read another misinformed individual post.

Dogie, an ignorant statement like that, makes me wonder the level of knowledge you are relaying through your numerous (paid via amazon associate tag) reviews. As an electrical engineer having lived in the U.K, Australia and the U.S, I can say the worst electrical circuits and standards are by far in the U.K. Australia follows close behind with some of the best located in the U.S. I'm not saying the U.S excels overall, and I can name many areas they could improve on, following international standards for example, yet when it comes to residential and commercial circuits, the U.S cabling has a higher over rating than others by far.

bbxx, I believe it's still October with 3 days remaining. You may want to check your calendar again and find a better time server.

That is possible when spondoolies recently mentioned it is expecting to release their gen3 in December at 0.1 w/gh + $0.2/gh? (and no preorders?)

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/guy-corem-ceo-spondoolies-tech-speaks-miners-future-mining/

Follow what most of us have done and started purchasing the Prisma line. Check the group buy forum. Friedcat and what they have coming next year will amaze.

bitmaintech have had their day and simply are targeting hobby people with their liquid cooling (costing more when all costs combined) and their shiny paperweight's.

searching these forums, you'll find the ratings of many power supplies so you won't need to speculate as to how efficient or noisy they are. Failing that, google it.

completely agree.

Cloud mining is like paying rent. It's lost money. If the owners of cloud mining services could make more not renting their equipment then of course they would. But they make more from peasants thinking they can make a fortune. Common sense people.

Whilst almost every electronic device offgases nasty chemicals, you can use a heat recovery air to air exchanger. For example, google something like a Fantech - SH704 - Heat Recovery Ventilator. You can reverse the process to keep those nasty chemicals separate to your living space air.

still waiting and btc address added to their new site.

From what I've read, I'm guessing they are trying to avoid jail time by "giving back" to the community. too big to fail!

Any chance of the sound level at 1m?

can the shipping label be sent as a pdf via email and printed out on your end?

Likewise, I also have dozens of coupons but when you can only apply a measly one per order and those coupons are small to start with, on top of that shipping is now added, it's time to look at the competition. Or as pointed out, buy some more bitcoin and sit on current hardware till new 20 and 16nm hardware is released very soon. Not by bitmain that I know of.

Just a heads up. 120cm is NOT 24". 60cm is approximately 24". Or perhaps they are 120cm long in which case they are approximately 48". Large price difference.