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[nazzer]

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Do you have a garage available?? If it has a window and a vent in the attic that would be as good a place as any. When I started I just ran an ethernet cable out to mine. I only move them inside in the winter when I need the heat.

No garage; just a laundry room at our new house since my wife objected to it running in the kitchen anymore. LOL

Thanks for the ideas.

Sadly, I ended up turning it off before leaving for work since they're calling for low-90 temps, and I couldn't risk it burning out this year.

FYI you are fine until 110 by new measures. After that it shuts down by itself. For days I have around 30C and running my s9 normaly at 90C. Can't wait till Monday lol.

On Bitmain's official forum, they say max chip temperature is 115C
Mine go up to 105C during the day.
At night, minimum highest temp goes to 88C - thanks to the crap cooling airflow design - and lowest chip temp is 77C

The hottest S9 (drawing 1580W !) has been running continuously for 4 months now

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[Vlada69]

*snip*

Do you have a garage available?? If it has a window and a vent in the attic that would be as good a place as any. When I started I just ran an ethernet cable out to mine. I only move them inside in the winter when I need the heat.

No garage; just a laundry room at our new house since my wife objected to it running in the kitchen anymore. LOL

Thanks for the ideas.

Sadly, I ended up turning it off before leaving for work since they're calling for low-90 temps, and I couldn't risk it burning out this year.

FYI you are fine until 110 by new measures. After that it shuts down by itself. For days I have around 30C and running my s9 normaly at 90C. Can't wait till Monday lol.

On Bitmain's official forum, they say max chip temperature is 115C
Mine go up to 105C during the day.
At night, minimum highest temp goes to 88C - thanks to the crap cooling airflow design - and lowest chip temp is 77C

The hottest S9 (drawing 1580W !) has been running continuously for 4 months now

All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the english speakers to use Celsius

[nazzer]

FYI you are fine until 110 by new measures. After that it shuts down by itself. For days I have around 30C and running my s9 normaly at 90C. Can't wait till Monday lol.

On Bitmain's official forum, they say max chip temperature is 115C
Mine go up to 105C during the day.
At night, minimum highest temp goes to 88C - thanks to the crap cooling airflow design - and lowest chip temp is 77C

The hottest S9 (drawing 1580W !) has been running continuously for 4 months now

All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the english speakers to use Celsius

The English went metric years ago ... just Americans now who refuse to be sensible 

[swanny88]

Hai folks, so ran on Kano for about 4 and a half days now, received 0.00067 BTC on this last block. I guess this pool is better for larger miners, I am running just one S9 so its probably not beneficial to me. I have been getting 0.0012 per day on slushpool, so I cannot see a benefit for me personally to keep mining on Kano. I earned less than half here over 4 days than what i get from SP in 1 day.

Am I missing something?

Here is a post about how much you should earn with 13.5TH/s when you have reached your full 5Nd...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg36027820#msg36027820

I have a friend that I'm trying to get to come over to Kano and he's not getting anywhere near .00012 per day with his S9's.  Are you talking about last month or some other timeframe?


With Kano you have to look at the whole month vs. one day btw.  There is also a site out there that keeps track of Kano vs. Slush and Kano has been higher every time I have checked it. 

[BSGMiner]

All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the english speakers to use Celsius

The English went metric years ago ... just Americans now who refuse to be sensible  

Yes, Americans like myself try to think of it in relative terms:

"30C?! Is that freezing or boiling? Eh, more like half way. Ok. So, twice that sounds too hot for a miner..."

Anyway, what surprised me was the low, sporadic hashrates I've never seen from this Avalon6 before (e.g. 2~2.5 vs. the usual 3.5~3.75)

[rem26]

Hai folks, so ran on Kano for about 4 and a half days now, received 0.00067 BTC on this last block. I guess this pool is better for larger miners, I am running just one S9 so its probably not beneficial to me. I have been getting 0.0012 per day on slushpool, so I cannot see a benefit for me personally to keep mining on Kano. I earned less than half here over 4 days than what i get from SP in 1 day.

Am I missing something?

The payout you got above from Kano is still during your ramp period, so it won't be the normal amount.

I mined at Kano through black feb, went to slush and came back.  You will come out ahead at Kano if you are patient, some days have zero blocks and some have multiple.

[kano]

All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the english speakers to use Celsius

The English went metric years ago ... just Americans now who refuse to be sensible  

Yes, Americans like myself try to think of it in relative terms:

"30C?! Is that freezing or boiling? Eh, more like half way. Ok. So, twice that sounds too hot for a miner..."

Anyway, what surprised me was the low, sporadic hashrates I've never seen from this Avalon6 before (e.g. 2~2.5 vs. the usual 3.5~3.75)

Freezing is 0C
Boiling is 100C
- seems pretty simple
30C is 30% of the way to 100C

[Vlada69]

All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the english speakers to use Celsius

The English went metric years ago ... just Americans now who refuse to be sensible  

Yes, Americans like myself try to think of it in relative terms:

"30C?! Is that freezing or boiling? Eh, more like half way. Ok. So, twice that sounds too hot for a miner..."

Anyway, what surprised me was the low, sporadic hashrates I've never seen from this Avalon6 before (e.g. 2~2.5 vs. the usual 3.5~3.75)

Freezing is 0C
Boiling is 100C
- seems pretty simple
30C is 30% of the way to 100C

or 0C I am skiing, 30C I am wearing slippers and shorts

[jimbocuzzi]

-40C = -40F

[rifleman74]

MINE ON WITH KANO-SAN!

[NotFuzzyWarm]

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All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the English speakers to use Celsius

Why? There are many free units conversions programs. My fav is  https://joshmadison.com/convert-for-windows/  that converts just about any related engineering units to another.
Aside from that just google the query eg.  'convert 30C to F' and ya get the answer...

[thedreamer]

All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the english speakers to use Celsius

The English went metric years ago ... just Americans now who refuse to be sensible  

Yes, Americans like myself try to think of it in relative terms:

"30C?! Is that freezing or boiling? Eh, more like half way. Ok. So, twice that sounds too hot for a miner..."

Anyway, what surprised me was the low, sporadic hashrates I've never seen from this Avalon6 before (e.g. 2~2.5 vs. the usual 3.5~3.75)

Our sad school system at it's best..

[Vlada69]

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All I can say...It must be a nightmare for the English speakers to use Celsius

Why? There are many free units conversions programs. My fav is  https://joshmadison.com/convert-for-windows/  that converts just about any related engineering units to another.
Aside from that just google the query eg.  'convert 30C to F' and ya get the answer...

relax man, I was just joking

[maddadata]

Hai folks, so ran on Kano for about 4 and a half days now, received 0.00067 BTC on this last block. I guess this pool is better for larger miners, I am running just one S9 so its probably not beneficial to me. I have been getting 0.0012 per day on slushpool, so I cannot see a benefit for me personally to keep mining on Kano. I earned less than half here over 4 days than what i get from SP in 1 day.

Am I missing something?

As a small hobby miner and slush refugee I can say that you are missing alot.  Over the long haul all things being equal you should earn 1.1% more on Kano...simple as that.  Kano takes .9% per block and slush takes 2%.  For small miners like us that is a small difference we see washed out by variance.  Kano is subject to greater variance in block production than slush because of the astronomical difference in pool size.  Don't get me wrong...slush is where it is for a reason, very successful pool model.  Kano has improved upon that model in several areas I believe.  No empty blocks being one, no rental hash being another.  Besides that, the community and the pool op are vocal, accessible, and helpful to all miners large and small.  To me it's a no brainer!

[overcon]

Freezing is 0C
Boiling is 100C
- seems pretty simple
30C is 30% of the way to 100C

Kano just solved my Metric dilemma!

[selfblumpkin]

Freezing is 0C
Boiling is 100C
- seems pretty simple
30C is 30% of the way to 100C

Kano just solved my Metric dilemma!

What CANT he do?!?

Kano, sprinkle some fairy dust on those BTC blocks for us.

[porepete]

Hello from Greece,I just connected my 10 T9+ and 1 M3X to the pool,let the games begin!

[rifleman74]

Hello from Greece,I just connected my 10 T9+ and 1 M3X to the pool,let the games begin!

welcome!

[perfectplus174]

Freezing is 0C
Boiling is 100C
- seems pretty simple
30C is 30% of the way to 100C

Don't forget Kelvin and Rankine...
 

[Vlada69]

Freezing is 0C
Boiling is 100C
- seems pretty simple
30C is 30% of the way to 100C

Don't forget Kelvin and Rankine...
 

yeah we only need bitmain to use those instead lol