I have 15 Antminer S9s available for sale in Mumbai India.

PSUs are also available.

Approx 1.1 lakh a month BTC mined.

As is where is basis - you come, cash in hand deal - take miners, give cash.

Email on ssit@sayta.com

Yeah the shipping on this back and forth is very high. Higher than getting a new miner.

Yes, the ribbon cable did burn (just one)

https://photos.app.goo.gl/jfQTV2DiK4ibdwtR8
https://photos.app.goo.gl/pA5VLpoXNfEgh3Gv5
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jAUHdMzXhL1e8REN6
https://photos.app.goo.gl/MCUTys31Nt9JYtHZ9

These are the photos of the hash boards.

The connectors were so badly burnt - that I had to cut out the wires, so its pretty much goodbye to the PSU.

The irony is that if I just connect the one board - with the same PSU - it still works. But I'm not using it now. Will have to figure out what to do with the miner.

Shaunak

Hi

Yeah - I think that was the one. It's in a bad state now - I will have to just throw it out. No way I can salvage it at this point. The new one is only $90.

Shaunak

It was a bitmain power supply - a very old one. The big box one which they don't sell any longer. APW 3 I think. I'm not sure.

I'm looking at the hash board and I don't see any real damage to the board itself.

The question now is - whether I should send this to bitmain to repair or not.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/fYziU3zWK6Lx5JmN8

https://photos.app.goo.gl/4xzefquJ3UUzmAYM7

I have an S9 - which has only one hash board working. Two boards have burned out. (See photos above)

I'm thinking this was because of the PSU, it was a really old bitmain PSU. I'm pretty sure I need a new PSU.

What I'm thinking is whether I have any way of salvaging the two boards that have died on me.

If you see the photos, the socket, is completely gone - but the connectors below the socket are fine - should I try opening it and connecting it to a new socket ? Or should I send it to bitmain and hope they do that at a reasonable cost? I could easily hire someone with circuit board expertise to put new sockets, but I don't know if I should do that.

Anyone with thoughts on this, with any experience on this would be appreciated.

I got the money, but I had to wait for 1 month from the date of the transfer.

I know - it's very frustrating. Wait it out.

Hi

I have an account with CEX and it so happens that its very hard to get fiat currency out of there. They warn users that bank transfers take 60 days, and even my inbound wire transfer to CEX took me 30 days and at least 20 emails with support to get the money.

So,

I thought I'll open an account with cryptocapital.co, which is apparently a partner with CEX

I did that, and I transferred $425 out of cryptocapital.co, to my bank account.

Its been 8 days and I have not even had a confirmation email from cryptocapital.co, no money, no confirmation nothing. The transaction isn't even showing up in my account's transaction history.

The amount isn't showing as "available" so I'm assuming its in process. (whatever that means).

I've emailed support at least 5 times, and tried to call them several times.

No one answers their phone and no one ever replies to their support email address. Even their voicemail box is full.

The bigger question is - whether I should continue with my CEX account. It seems to me now that there's no way to take fiat out of that account. I only do mining and I sell at CEX - they have better rates, so I sell there and I have to take fiat out. If there's no way to take fiat out of CEX it's useless to have an account there.

The only other option is to do a withdrawal to a credit card from CEX which is again useless, because it would take me a very long time to get that money into my bank from the credit card company.

Anyone have any thoughts?

S