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Thanks for recording this was great! 💖

That is only because your name gets him excited, and he is all ready a living can of Red Bull. Doing things live is never easy. Plus I might have bribed him.

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Thanks! I learned that it can take them too many days or weeks to post a recording if there is one so just decided to start posting them as I can.

First I am not a licensed electrician and do your research. I don't know what batch you have so lets assume the max at 1372 watt for the 14Th/s model. Id recommend the the APW++ from bitmain it comes with all the pci-e cords ready to go and can run on 110 or 220(would need 220 for 1600 watts tho). Most PSU's will run on either but not all so just check your label on the PSU for that info. Then you just need a cord that will fit the psu and your 220v plug. You may have to splice and make your own cord, just make sure you are using a high enough AWG cord 10 or higher.

shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020171107201722598O4kMWe280658

You can also shop for PDU's (power distribution unit like a power strip for 220v and servers) that have multiple types of plugs to use. In my experience any server PSU is better for a mining machine than off the shelf gaming PSU and usually more affordable.

You can point your miners to nicehash/westhash and sell your hashpower yes. Minergate is more for cpu, and gpu and java based hashing(using your browser) I believe.

Actually with the reward halving and increasing block difficulty an S7-LN mines conservatively at .003 btc a day. Price is in a bit of a slump, I basically break even on antpool but plan on future hikes, do alt coins for higher percentage and different pools. Mining is not for everyone, many people just buy and trade the markets with no noise or large electric bills. I take a lot of risks and don't mine conservatively but mainly we need the price of btc to quadruple :)

Iv'e lost considerable investment due to auxiliary cords melting and connecters melting, asics burning out etc luckily no fires. I do not think this has ever been due to the power cord I was using I am just playing it safe. Rather I learned to get bigger psu's. Also doesnt hurt to get a decent meter and check your outlet, and a meter to see how much the miner is actually pulling. We have spikes and dips on both ends especially in the summertime at peak usage with air conditioners statewide in Texas. Price difference is negligible to non existent and I plan on upgrading to s9's so may as well be ready instead ordering more cables. You should be fine with the s7-LN with a 10 amp cord, it will handle 1200 watts on 120 without inductive load or capacitors, 2300 watts on 220. This should remain within any + or minus thresholds that bitmain states for warranty.

iThis is the 2.7 Th/s S7-LN it is not the s7. I usually watch the forums and yobit for new sha-s56 coins, then jump on those save them(sometimes months and sometimes they are worthless of course) until they hopefully pump and then trade in for bitcoin. I also like ipominer.com multiport for a general bittrex trading wallet following the highs and lows with decent monetization. For straight BTC mining I use antpool or slush's pool. Straight BTC mining would prolly be around .21 btc a month, but it halves on july 10th. Hopefully value will double :)

hard to say for one month with difficulty changes and remember reward halving is in a few days. one s7-ln on slushpool makes about .007 per day on average. i also do lots of other coins and trade etc. you can always hope for good luck on other pool like ghash.io it just varies.

Im not positive on the actual specs for the custom beaglebone beagleboard it uses but think its a bit more than that:) It is similar to this beagleboard.org/black running cg miner in linux, you wont be storing files or wallets on it etc. It does only one thing, mine sha-256 coins thats it, as effeciently as possible. It isnt a component built desktop computer.

Thank you that really helps