69 - HagssFIN

I'd take this sexy number  

Thanks!

You can buy and setup an additional router to work in a Repeater Mode and then connect your miners to this router regularly by using ethernet cables.

I have done this in my small "lottery mining" mining hardware setup.

I have used Asus RT-N12 D1 for this purpose.
https://www.asus.com/Networking/RTN12_D1/

But please keep in mind that wireless connection is not recommended for mining! If you want to avoid connection disruptions, please use a hard wired connection.

I guess that Bitmain thinks they'll get orders even though the price is high, especially in the situation after the halving.

It's crazy that they can do close to as they please with the prices and there still will be people buying hw.

What would even be the benefit in this kind of a scenario?

^ Just because you had some bad 741 units, doesn't mean that the overall quality is shit.

If you take an AvalonMiner next to other vendor miners,
it is a high probability that the AvalonMiner will last the longest without issues.

@OP
Have you tested this in the test net?

I've seen the news and they say that things are slowly getting better in China.

Maybe that also plays part in the btc price rising.

There were some issues,
I noticed that my Avalon 841 fell down to the 3rd priority pool.

My 1st is de.ckpool.org (Germany) and my 2nd is solo.ckpool.org (USA).

Cool, but it is a altcoins miner.

Not a Bitcoin miner.

Yeah if you are not going to do any updates you can use same Rasp Pi.

If you do updates with such setup, you will face troubles.

@butary
Stratum protocol does not support SSH nor TLS.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=557866.0

Wow, congratz to the block finder! 

I wonder if it was hit with an Antminer S3?

Oh dear Lord, there is even a "Flat Earth" -topic in the off topic area  

Wow, another big power boy, and the efficiency just keeps getting better. The current load is indeed quite close to the nominal max. current (16 Amps) for the C19 connector. But the power consumption is quite the same as with the M20S. I did not notice any alarming heat in the C19 connector with my M20S.

It is quite a small image,
but it is definitely a Innosilicon miner and a Innosilicon power supply.

My wild guess is Innosilicon A9++.

I think Gekkoscience mining products powered by Canaan chips would be purely awesome!

MicroBT only has this official web site:
www.microbt.com

Other sites claiming to be MicroBT web site are rubbish.

I think it might be better for bitcoin if Micree Zhan wins Jihan Wu in the Bitmain power battle.

@Philopolymath

Your wiring looks like a fire hazard is on the way.

Why don't you use crimp connectors and cover it with heat-shrink tubing?

So what I'm saying is that do it by the code or don't do it at all.
That is my motto.

No problem.

I assume that you have the AUC3 Converter, but no cable.

If there is no original cable available to buy, you can make your own by using a generic 2.54mm pitch jumper cable.

Here is an example https://www.makerstore.com.au/product/elec-ff-jump-10/

You must do a straight connection from a pin to pin.