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rev.hodl revhodl@cornychat.com 1 year ago
Been building and selling Bitcoin mining space heaters to local plebs! image A super quiet single board s19 miner running on 120v power wifi enabled so it just plugs in and hashes. image I brought one to the last Grand Rapids Michigan meetup at Founders Brewery and hashed off the hotspot on my phone the whole time! image Here are the specs ~29.5j/th ~30.5th ~900w Features Super quiet fans Custom enclosure from mine4heat.com Modded PSU for higher voltage I custom tune by hand for max efficiency Fabricate the wiring Power wifi bridge directly from PSU image So many reasons to own and operate hash, these hashing space heaters are a convenient way for anyone to have some hashrate on standby and when it's chilly keep warm. The hardware innovation at pivitolplebtech.com making it a lot easier for the plebs to hash at home with much more efficient chips! Let's decentralize the hashrate more and more and more and more!! #bitcoin #bitcoinmining #plebminer #meshtadel #homesteading #bitcoinmeetup #hashthetorch #circulareconony

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rev.hodl revhodl@cornychat.com 1 year ago
The fans in the picture of the black miner are just stock fans, but the fans I use are the arctic p12 max fans. S19 was p2p, yet another great reason to attend the local meetup. I like both Kaboom Racks and Altair Tech too.
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rev.hodl revhodl@cornychat.com 1 year ago
Yeah, gotta cut it to size then crimp ring terminals. I like to crimp the PSU wire directly in with the 4awg wire for less connections to the PSU. Wire a little barrel connector to the PSU as well so the wifi bridge can plug directly in.
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Rio 1 year ago
Where can I get one of these? I have some old S19js laying around.
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rev.hodl revhodl@cornychat.com 1 year ago
You have to gather all the different components. There are links in the note for the enclosure by mine4heat and the Loki chip to run on 120v from pivotal pleb tech. Everything else you probably already have laying around, except maybe the wiring. You can easily find what you need on Amazon or eBay for that though.
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m0ntan1 Rick@bitcoinveterans.org 1 year ago
I think the Firmware has more security blocks that don't allow for modding single boards. smarter people than me have mentioned working on it though.
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BitcoinChurch 1 year ago
Any chance you could build me one and ship it? I think this project may be slightly outside my capabilities.
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npub1rxh5...tpaw 1 year ago
#Michigan Meetups are LIT!!! 🔥🔥🔥 Find a meetup near you and be part of the growing circular economy! #GrandRapids #AnnArbor #Lansing #TraverseCity #Detroit
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rev.hodl revhodl@cornychat.com 11 months ago
Here is a compilation of all my favorite mining notes from the last year. I guess use Bitcoin miners in almost every way I can think of. Sous-Vide Bitcoin Mining Hot Water Heater, featuring canola oil as the dielectric fluid. Hashing Space Heaters for Local Plebs View quoted note → Hot water heater with canola oil View quoted note → Direct DC with grid-tie backup proof of concept View quoted note → Clothes Dryer v2 View quoted note → Dehydrator View quoted note → Cannabis heater View quoted note → Cannabis Dryer View quoted note → Solar mining View quoted note → Maple Syrup Miner v1 (still need to make the v2 note) View quoted note → Hash while the fees shine View quoted note → #bitcoin #bitcoinmining #plebminer #homesteading #permaculture
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