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Hopefully sales of this are great, so we can get the 700 GH bitfury version in the future!
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Bitmain Warranty is not associated with Bitmain at all - its a separate company.
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Hi folks,
The short version of my question is :" when will I be able to pay the electricity bill with my Kano earning?"
I'm here since the 8th Jan. (with one s9) and got already a share of one block which was approx 5 Euros.
I'm living in Germany. With my current electricity tariff the S9 consumes about 8.80 Euros per day.
So, when (blocks per month) is Kano getting reasonable for a person who has to pay the electricity bill with the bitcoin(s) ?
Thanks,
Kemal
Your miner now is connected to the pool and contributing shares. When we find a block, the pool looks back in time at the last 9 trillion or so shares. (This is the 5ND.) You will get paid a percentage of the block based on the number of those shares that were from your miner. You can plug your numbers into http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php - an S9 (13.5 th/s) earns roughly 0.001757834865 btc (or 19.64 euro) a day, but that's only paid out when we find a block, and you won't get paid for your full shares until you're ramped up. The earnings all average out over the month, when we find a block, as long as we get around 100% of the expected blocks. So you'll get 0 some days, but get 40 euro others, and it averages out to 19.64 per day. |
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1.63P what the hell  Is this user owning a mining farm? I am trying to find a block with a single gekko 2pac hahaha! Congrats! Look at their shares: 57,489,538,169 vs network diff of 1,931,136,454,487 - so they're very, very lucky. Based on their stats, they either have a bunch of rentals or are a big farm. |
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Sorry another noob question. I downloaded the mobile app and generated an API key off the Kano site, but the app won't let me use the API to sign in, it wants my bitcoin wallet address. Is this normal?
The VH app? It should only require your API key and username. The BTC address is if you're mining on ck's solo pool. |
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Let's have a 12 block day!
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Seems like there is a new magical miner: https://intellogence.com/powermonitor The KryptMiner PowerProcessor Card is at the heart of every KryptMiner system and features its own super-efficient switch-mode power supply and utilizes a proprietary TSMC 16nm FinFET ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) low-power number-crunching core technology. Each PowerProcessor card has 200 such ASICs sharing the work load and crunching our proprietary algorithm for optimal performance.
The process is overseen by our patent-pending PowerFace front-end management system that connects directly to a Gigabit Ethernet for instant delivery and features a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) reprogrammable management processor to ensure KryptMiner never becomes obsolete as mining evolves and allowing you to stay ahead of the game today and long into the future.
Specs from site: https://i.imgur.com/dkNMjYl.png Of course, it is likely a scam, as their address is a Regus business center. Pricing says its $2k per 20th unit. Also, based on what page you look at, the power draws between 600, 800, and 1kw. |
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Waiting for Pangolin to update on their hosting offerings.
Any news on that front from them?
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What Power Supply are you using? Almost guarantee this is the issue.
If the PSU is good, do you have PDU that you're connecting these too? If so, what is its amp rating?
2 S9s running on a cheap 12-16A PDU will trip it and shut it down.
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Sorry, the command should be: bfgminer -o http://127.0.0.1:8332 -u username -p USerpass1 --stratum-port 3333 Then your S9 should connect. I just tested it with my S9 and it works as expected. Post a pic of your miner config page (you can blur or black out the secret stuff) I believe the 3 proxies are the one S9 testing if the backup pools are live. You could check to make sure the port is open and forwarding correctly, and nothing is blocking it. For example, a firewall isn't dropping the connections |
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Try with the command: bfgminer -o http://192.168.1.193:8332 -u username -p userpass --stratum-port=3333 Then, in your S9 config, type: mynetwork.net:3333 username userpass (no http or even stratum+tcp) |
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Why are you using these switches:
-S bitmain:auto --set btm:model=S9 --no-longpoll
Post your S9 miner config and miner status (although you could blur out the usernames and IPs if needed)
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You want to run BFG in stratum proxy mode. So, imagine your BFG was running on 192.168.1.193: bfgminer -o http://192.168.1.193:8332 -u username -p userpass --stratum-port=3333 Then, you'd point your S9s to 192.168.1.193:3333 with username and userpass |
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I've been reading up and once I get to the next pay amount in btc.com I'm gonna point my hash at your pool (day or two). Only have a couple old s5's at the moment, but even more reason to avoid giving away btc.
I don't get at all why the biggest pools, are the biggest pools.. I'm guessing they grow because they are big, and they got big by being affiliated with bitmain?
Btc.com says they are giving you fees with their pps+ system or whatever it is, but I have my doubts as to how much of the fee they give out. (shared by many I know)
You should mine here at least a month to get a true experience. The pool uses PPLNS to prevent pool hopping, so that miners aren't jumping in and out all the time. |
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Hi, I got some cheap USB hubs lying around. I was thinking, instead of using their wall brick power supply, I would just power them up with SATA standard power cable (I will make my own connector etc). It has 3 pins with 5V, each one should give 1.5A, together that's 4.5A @ 5V = 22.5W. How many miners I can power with that? One or two? Seems like you could power two with that setup. |
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My vote for price would be $125, but understanding the demand for miners, I wouldn't be surprised to see them go for more.
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I bought some with hosting, but they're pretty consistent saying they'll release hosting details later. With the crackdown in China, who knows if they'll still go through.
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How much does it cost for tax and fee to buy from CA USA ?
Import duties are around $50 per S9 (direct from Bitmain of course.) CA sales tax is something like 8%, which they ask you to self report on your taxes. Bitmain only accepts BCH, so whatever fees you get charged to buy that from your exchange. Power supplies will run you another $200 or so. Shipping is something like $100, but it changes all the time. So in total you're at: $2320 for the machine, $200 for the PSU, $100 for shipping, $50 for import duty (or around $2370.) Keep in mind you shouldn't run these on 110v power. They really need 220v for max efficiency. Also keep in mine PG&E rates are typically are .35 per KWh at residential rates, so each S9 is about $12.60 in power costs per day. |
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So I have my miner in a better state than yesterday.
I have the controller working. I managed to get this done by connecting to the device directly via Ethernet and setting the IP of the connecting machine to 192.168.0.1 and then accessing the web interface.
As soon as I got onto the web interface I changed the to DHCP, plugged it back into the router and now I can see it from any device on the local network.
I have put in my mining pool information but it doesnt appear to be getting any work from the pool so I can only assume either it is configured wrong or it has no external facing connection. Albeit the latter would be a bit weird being that every other DHCP device does.
Presently the Module Information and Current Pool settings are just blank.
Does anyone have any ideas for the next steps?
Are you entering the pool information correctly? Can you paste your stratum URL so we can see? |
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Did it work with DHCP and not with static IP?
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