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So with USB it is going to be handy to control one or several units for example with Raspberry Pi?
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How long shippment usually takes from Bitmain?
It took 5 days to deliver batch 9 to my place (Finland). The carrier was Fedex. |
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At the moment you would need 2-3 Antminer S7 for that, but as said, Bitcoin difficulty keeps rising.
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Guys I'm super excited about this personally and want to help as much as I can!
I'll discuss internally if and how BitFury could contribute to this project. Our reference design PCB for 16nm is almost done and could be used as a starting point should BitFury's chip be selected.
Again nice words, but zero acting. What would be the minimum amount of $ required in order to sell chips to the forum hardware manufacturers? Bitfury wants $1m upfront for a batch of their chips if that's what you are asking Well that is already known information. But judging from what punin said I thought that he might lower that huge amount of money for the forum buyers/integrators. That would be really helpful instead of free empty words. Yeah. And at the same time, it would give Bitfury some good publicity. So everybody wins. |
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At least 3x1.0mm2 power cord with C13 connector in other end should do.
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So he/she basically just copied asiabtc's (a.k.a. LIGHTNINGASIC) 3D model of the design for the scam.
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We'll wait and see. Bitfury has told that they will reveal official partners, so it will clear all the scams out.
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As an electrician, I recommend you to have an electrician do the job.
Why don't you, as an electrician, give him the proper information instead, and let him make the decision? It is just my opinion. Here in Finland it is prohibited to do such installations if you are not professional electrician. I know though that it is a different case in some countries, which only require an inspection done by electrician after you do your installations yourself. I have lived in four USA states. CA NY MD NJ only NJ allows Diy electrical work of those four states. You need to have the town inspect it when finished. This particular install involves opening the circuit breaker box so a lot of power is involved you could hurt yourself. That's right! (bold text) That is one reason why I recommend a professional. |
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As an electrician, I recommend you to have an electrician do the job.
Why don't you, as an electrician, give him the proper information instead, and let him make the decision? It is just my opinion. Here in Finland it is prohibited to do such installations if you are not professional electrician. I know though that it is a different case in some countries, which only require an inspection done by electrician after you do your installations yourself. For info I can say that look for the proper basics in electrical installations and see for example IEC standards regarding surge protection. Use proper tools for the job, such as reliable voltage tester or multimeter, insulated screwdrivers etc. |
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Hello everyone! I registered to ask this question because Bitmaintech lets me wait more than 40 days for an answer to my support ticket....
This is my question: How many Antminer S7 units can I connect to one unit of this PSU? Physically it seems that you could connect at least 2 pieces of S7 to one PSU. Does this really work or is it unwise (overloading, fire hazard etc...)?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
Bitmain clearly says that ONE APW3-12-1600 PSU for ONE ANTMINER S7. And there is no extra PCI-E connectors. See https://bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020160129054250700R0OMI3KI061A |
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As an electrician, I recommend you to have an electrician do the job.
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Just change the topic title to "Nominer M Bull/S*it" ...
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What a waste of usable gear...
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Estimated Next Difficulty: 174,201,188,435 (+20.88%)  source: bitcoinwisdom.com |
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lol this is a joke, 0.05 discount
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I'm willing to donate my 2pcs Antminer S7, batch 10 -coupons for those who need it.
No room at my place for more S7s.
PM me.
edit: no more coupons, sorry.
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