Hi All, We are Happy to announce that the SP20 has sold out. It's not too late for those who want to own a Spondoolies-Tech unit as we continue to offer the SP31. http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp31-yukon-shipping-from-stockThese are the last of our second generation units that will be available while we continue our development of the third generation. A big thank you from all of us at Spondoolies-Tech to all SP20 reviewers, customers, and enthusiasts! Regards, Gadi Any luck on a free shipping deal on these?  The Canadian dollar sucks right now  |
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Hi All, We are Happy to announce that the SP20 has sold out. It's not too late for those who want to own a Spondoolies-Tech unit as we continue to offer the SP31. http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp31-yukon-shipping-from-stockThese are the last of our second generation units that will be available while we continue our development of the third generation. A big thank you from all of us at Spondoolies-Tech to all SP20 reviewers, customers, and enthusiasts! Regards, Gadi And now that these are all gone and the 31's are next in line...Can you drop any info about the time line of the 3rd gen??? I personally have been holding my bankroll to see whats next and when it will happen. Agreed, let's stick to plug and play rack mount, I'm excited to buy the new gen ASAP! As for providing 4 x 120VAC plugs... get a 30amp 220 plug, or unplug your dyer  lol |
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Has anyone found a 120mm fan they put on the other end of these and find it helps at all? although sucking is one option, I'd think a two fan approach would drive even more airflow?
why do you need more air flow? are you looking to run this at 1600gh+ ? Thinking more for noise, and cooler is always better if I can get it down. |
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Has anyone found a 120mm fan they put on the other end of these and find it helps at all? although sucking is one option, I'd think a two fan approach would drive even more airflow?
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What screws fit the holes on the top and bottom of the SP20, I was wanting to secure them on install.
Thank You
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Anyone know where I can get the screws for the outside of the sp20?
I'd like to secure them to my racks. And the holes are perfect for it.
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who do you use for international shipping?
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If that is pretty normal for something that states its 1.7 thats pretty crappy, i have even upgraded to the new firmware so a little disappointing
Yeah I was really upset to hear that, sort of fake advertising.. |
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Yeah agree Spondoolies are hard to beat.
Well I agree with you, your sig leaves your statement as slightly biased, hahaha |
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I was very tempted to get one of these to run a bitcoin node and a screen to use as a ticker. HMM
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Buy a crap tonne of SP20.
Underclocking and overclocking ability is huge!
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All of these bars are now SOLD. Will leave this thread open for the buyers to confirm receiving their silver.
-snarlpill
Guess that means I missed out. |
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Very happy.
Seems customers. S has my farm, over.long weekend. Bastard. But not your fault.
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Would.of trI'd you at the 4 or 5%
20 or 25 is crazy, pm me if you have any discount trials.
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Where in can? Spend 1500 and buy three sp20 from them directly. If you need.in canada help powering them. Message me  |
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still looking for some buyers!
maybe i would take 1. I am in the usa do i get access to a log in if I keep it in canada and let you host it. if I run the miner at 3600 setting and it uses 1900 watts I pay 200 a month to host it? I will check whats possible - I know remote access is available (I use it), but have to check if its available for singular-unit owners as im not familiar with the details. its around $110-115 cad/kw/mos IIRC, so 190-200 USD for 1900W (wall) sounds right. I'm very tempted. PayPal? Maybe save shipping and put some cables in the box as well for me? Hmm |
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How many left? Canada shipping? PM me
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I've only seen one maker of my.psu and it was way more.cumbersome than I'd like.
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Factored in some loss yes.
was thinking of going with 6 awg just to make it easier and for fudge factor.
The issue being, properly soldering a 6 awg wire to a plastic plug...
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Well, I was planning to mount the PSUs a meter or two from the miner's, so having less wirer would be best.
I was thinking of running 8AWG from the psu to beside the miner than breaking out with smaller terminal boards. .....
And what is stopping you from doing that now? That you got the 32A terminal blocks does not mean you have to use them on the connector! I know it looks neat, but it is not the only practial way to achieve what you want. Of-course, nearly everyone's setup is different, but if I were in your position, all I'd do was to solder the 8AWG wires onto the connectors and use the terminal blocks on the other end of the 8AWG wires to break out to the rigs ..... or am I over simplifying this one ? ! PS. I hope those 8AWG's are copper wires ..... and you've factored in the 1-2 meter resistance they introduce to the circuit, thus the output the other end. Likely my only option, just not the best.option. |
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