My guess is that the 1 is just a batch number.
Nice to see that machine live,
I asked him if he could take a photo of the full control board without breaking any seals.
EDIT:Cool, after I asked and mentioned few tips Brian took out carefully the control board and took a photo of it.
https://twitter.com/brianchoffman/status/979506673021784064Here’s the control board in all its glory @HalongMining T1
PictureHere is a quick comparison I made.
Comparison screenshot:
https://i.imgur.com/7av9xSu.jpgOn left you can see the Dragonmint T1 control board
and on right you can see the Innosilicon A4+ control board.
Can you people now believe that I was not crazy talking,
when I said that the control board design is exactly same?
Innosilicon is involved in this project in some way,
but I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing.
I've been running some A4+ and A5 machines with no issues so far.