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Hello, I see a lot of shed builds or garage builds. It often hot and humid here during summer – wouldn’t that ruin my rigs?
HashRaptor has the best setups! Did you get an Electricak Engineering degree in college or something?
Very Informational! Thank you! Unfortunately I live in an apartment and only have 2x 15Amps that i can run 2x rigs from opposite rooms 🙁 But, its a start!!
Wonder if I'd be able to add an extra 20 or 30Amp to the breaker.
220 is not more efficient. just more capacity.
Powerline ethernet would have saved you a bunch of time and effort.
Fantastic video!
So here in the UK (England specifically) My 120 years old tiny house has a 100amp fused input into the house breaker at 240v 50hz… 24kw?
What is the basic US input?
My 200amp panel was 3200$ , one quote was 6700$ for the exact same panel
This is the information I have been searching for! Thank you for making your videos and sharing you knowledge with us!
I have a question that I don't see anyone asking. How do you keep that shed cool or do you have some kind of A/C unit spot cooler for it?
You know that you can put solar panels on the shed roof and use string inverters and a line conditioner to generate probably 800-1,400W for 6-10 hours a day? They would pay for themselves in a couple of months and make yourself sustainable. To be clear you can add them as plug-in ones (less efficient) or directly put them into the breaker in the shed. I would highly recommend it.
Awesome video thank you for the sharing your experience!
Great video. Really gives those of us with huge aspirations an understanding of what it takes to properly plan and execute such a project. I bet that trench was a PITA, even with your son helping! One small observation in the shed I saw. Isn't it against code to block a breaker panel or is that a commercial only rule?
Dude I wish I knew wtf I was doing with myself with all of this. This is just to much for me
Thank you brother, great video !
I can imagine the hard work you had to put into this project.
Blessings,
Sam 🎵✌🏻
Any tips on handling the heat in garage during summer?
Good video and pretty setup. There is a concern with the shed though. You really shouldn't have the powerbox blocked by the racks. Code is technically 3 feet of egress typically, but at least having access to the door in a hurry is huge.
Thank you share with us so much details, appreciate.
Greetings from Brazil again, my friend! Awesome job with this video. I was exactly looking for this EMPORIA VUE kind of tool. Thanks for the advise and keep making excellent videos, bro.
Watching this video really motivated me. Knowing people have the same problems 😂 I just moved my rigs into the garage, according to you I’m in step 2.
What are your plans for proof of stake? Just shift everything to an alt coin?
I want this
You should get some solar panels to pay less on electricity
This was a fabulous overview, dude! Loved seeing all the phases you had from beginning in your first studio up to the shed. So awesome!
You should make an Odysee account and link your youtube channel to it. It will automatically upload your videos to their platform also so people can watch you there.
Just curious… why are you saying 110v and 220v? Where I am in the US, I get 120v and 240v… is it different from one locality to the next?
The most important subject, thank you for sharing your knowledge I’ve been studying this one quite a bit I upgraded from 6 graphics cards to 13 and now my circuits kept tripping so I’m currently running a extension cord from the kitchen to split the load 😇🚀😇
great info! thanks….
epic video!thank you so much.i am before step 2 😀 i have 6 3070, 3 1080 and 3 5600xt and the heat was nice in winter but in the summer i want another solution. so thx a lot again!
Thx for the video in detail about the little things that u did. I'm in the homework side of getting into a new main panel and 240v. Once again thanks for the info on your videos.
great journey documentation, it seems it was not easy. As always happy mining
I wonder why you use 110V in the US, here in the EU 230V is the standard. Much less issues.
Yo been waiting for a electrical video 🙂 Great work man
I want to learn how to calculate my watts for mining, I mean how much I need
I have 3 questions that I have not been able to find answers to. First; What is the MAX number of miners that I can have on 1 mining account? Second; Is there any REAL benefit to owning a mining pool over just mining in someone else's mining pool? And lastly; Which mining sties can I deposit and withdraw for a Canadian Bank Account?
Very informative, thank you! You might want to check the National Electrical Code. It usually required around 3 feet free of space in front of the electrical panel (the one in your shed).
Researching mining has taught me more about heat and electricity than it has computers or programming lol
The biggest question of all. How did you convince your wife to let you turn her house into a commercial mining operation?
I love my tankless water heater. 12 years in and it is doing great
I am Amped for this content. I come for the Shocking Content. Just joking, but seriously, this content has Juice. Dr. Watts, hold my screwdriver please.
nice video
also, i saw your metering method. cool device. but using 1 clip on the 240 volt 30 amp breaker is not accurate. clamping to only 1 leg of the 240 volt will only read that one leg. what if on the trip light bar thing your using 1-240 plug and 3-120 volt plugs? the 240 volt with only be reading on 1 leg which is fine because they should be pulling the same power. but the 120 volt plugs are on different legs on the 240 volt. what happens if by chance all 3 of the 120 volt happen to be plugged into the opposite leg of the 24 volt that the meter isn't on? so you would be reading the 1 leg of the 240 volt and the other leg will not only be pulling al 3 of the 120 volt plugs on it, there wouldnt be a clamp on that meter to read it.
Note. *80% load is great for the longevity of the panel. keep in mind to balance your load as it will help with the watt reading at the service meter and keep your electrical cost at a minimum.
there are 200 amp CT amp/watt meters you can get off amazon that can be installed in your panel to monitor this.
No ac unit Hash?
Emporia vue is great, I'm running 8 clamps and I use it to track exactly how much wattage I'm using each month for taxes. I have all of mine run on 120v/20a circuits running 3.3kw/hr. I can quickly check on my rigs to see if any of them are down, but also I can see how my power load is spread and adjust as necessary. Huge upgrade.
I love the Emporia monitor, I have the same one and it works well.
You DO NOT have 110 and 220 volts!!! You have 120 and 240!!! GET IT RIGHT!!!!!
I'm about to add another 200 amp panel and a standalone meter to my basement mine. I had just 30amps available on my original panel and I'm able to run about 50 gpu's. I need more power!
Did any of the electricians ask what you where doin in the shed?
Might not have the same number of GPU's (just got a single 3070 mining) but love being in the UK with 240v with 60 to 100amps total load don't need to worry too much about overloading a circuit 😀