[ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs

[klondike_bar]

so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..

im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.

or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.

You will be good with a 30 amp 220, you can draw more than 6000 watts from that and your PSU's will stay cooler and run more efficient. Just get yourself a 30amp PDU and some c13-c14 power cables to connect your PSU to the PDU and you're golden. PDU is a fancy name for a big ass power bar. Make sure the outlet you install matches up to the plug type on the PDU you buy.

Most are Nema L6, and this is what the outlet looks like. http://www.grainger.com/product/LEVITON-Receptacle-1PKK1

The best deals on outlets and PDU's are on eBay by far. That $40 outlet can be found for $12 and PDU's for under $80.

That is not a good idea.  You should not put more than 80% load on a circuit, and particularly be cautious of the voltage (a 220V connection may drop to ~210V under high load, thus drawing more amps). An L6-30 outlet is typically rated for 4.992kW continuous load.

[wpgdeez]

so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..

im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.

or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.

You will be good with a 30 amp 220, you can draw more than 6000 watts from that and your PSU's will stay cooler and run more efficient. Just get yourself a 30amp PDU and some c13-c14 power cables to connect your PSU to the PDU and you're golden. PDU is a fancy name for a big ass power bar. Make sure the outlet you install matches up to the plug type on the PDU you buy.

Most are Nema L6, and this is what the outlet looks like. http://www.grainger.com/product/LEVITON-Receptacle-1PKK1

The best deals on outlets and PDU's are on eBay by far. That $40 outlet can be found for $12 and PDU's for under $80.

That is not a good idea.  You should not put more than 80% load on a circuit, and particularly be cautious of the voltage (a 220V connection may drop to ~210V under high load, thus drawing more amps). An L6-30 outlet is typically rated for 4.992kW continuous load.

Its actually 240x30 which will give you 5760 at 80%. 6000 is safe especially if running effecient psu.

[axisofevil35]

i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30?

http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html

[klondike_bar]

so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..

im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.

or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.

You will be good with a 30 amp 220, you can draw more than 6000 watts from that and your PSU's will stay cooler and run more efficient. Just get yourself a 30amp PDU and some c13-c14 power cables to connect your PSU to the PDU and you're golden. PDU is a fancy name for a big ass power bar. Make sure the outlet you install matches up to the plug type on the PDU you buy.

Most are Nema L6, and this is what the outlet looks like. http://www.grainger.com/product/LEVITON-Receptacle-1PKK1

The best deals on outlets and PDU's are on eBay by far. That $40 outlet can be found for $12 and PDU's for under $80.

That is not a good idea.  You should not put more than 80% load on a circuit, and particularly be cautious of the voltage (a 220V connection may drop to ~210V under high load, thus drawing more amps). An L6-30 outlet is typically rated for 4.992kW continuous load.

Its actually 240x30 which will give you 5760 at 80%. 6000 is safe especially if running effecient psu.

oten times you won't have 240V - even when tying two 120V sources you often get 220-230V.   Before you load it up with more than a 5kW draw I would check with a multimeter to be careful. (check again under load, since that can cause a voltage drop and thus even higher amperage from the wall)

[Biffa]

i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30?

http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html

They probably already placed their order

[Guy Corem]

i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30?

http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html

No

[Guy Corem]

SP30 enclosure sample arrived

Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?

For blaiser:

[RoadStress]

SP30 enclosure sample arrived

Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?

For blaiser:
.....

I'm so drooling. Thank you for pics!

[axisofevil35]

i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30?

http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html

No

Thank you for clarifying 

[hardhouseinc]

SP30 enclosure sample arrived

Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?

For blaiser:

BAZINGA!!!!

Thats hot stuff right there!!

You guys friggen rock.
This is the kind of news you should see from a company.
Not rendered mythical unicorns that never see the customers hands.
I love your guys updates and prompt answers.

Thanks again Guy and staff!!!

[wanna4fun]

SP30 enclosure sample arrived

Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?

For blaiser:
....

next pics with boards and chips ?

what's about the 6.5TH/s claimed in another thread ?

[blaiser]

SP30 enclosure sample arrived

Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?

For blaiser:

Thank you sir,

Love it! Outstanding! Once again, above and beyond.

~Blaise

PS- I'M SO GLAD/LUCKY I HEARD ABOUT SPONDOOLIES-TECH AND MADE THE RIGHT DECESION TO SWITCH COMPANYIES. Thank you Gadi, Guy (Guy and Gadi), and Team.

My miner hard at work...

http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1T53ARDcv8F7YacgMT6iQmdRbdB5D4C9h

[blaiser]

i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30?

http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html

No

This is GREAT news, this excellent news!!! I was nail-biting a bit while sitting on the edge of my chair (well, it wasn't that bad), I can relax now. It's not the wait I was concerned about, it's the Spondoolies-Tech nay-Sayers who are waiting to ponce at the first opportunity with an "I told you so" attitude.

~Blaise

[Guy Corem]

SP30 enclosure sample arrived

Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?

For blaiser:
....

next pics with boards and chips ?

what's about the 6.5TH/s claimed in another thread ?

PCBs without ASICs on the 22th
Performance will be 5,700 TH/s - 6,600 TH/s, depending on power modes. +-10% estimation, also depending on ASICs corners.

[wanna4fun]

SP30 enclosure sample arrived

Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?

For blaiser:
....

next pics with boards and chips ?

what's about the 6.5TH/s claimed in another thread ?

PCBs without ASICs on the 22th
Performance will be 5,700 TH/s - 6,600 TH/s, depending on power modes. +-10% estimation, also depending on ASICs corners.

Thanks!!

[tzortz]

Seems that August will be July batch...?     

[Guy Corem]

Seems that August will be July batch...?     

No, July batch was already sold out.

[tzortz]

Everything on time.   

[RealMalatesta]

Everything on time.   

Talking about "time": When will the May-batch be sent out?

[Guy Corem]

Everything on time.   

Talking about "time": When will the May-batch be sent out?

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