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@@pierrelacraberie5542 pvc, but that’s short term use only. I’d recommend doing copper or a higher quality pvc to ensure no leaks

Awesome! Happy to hear. I’m sure it will work just fine. Any issues, just comment and I’ll try to help!

Same!

It would work, but Would be a lot more plumbing. More connections, more risk of leaks, more maintenance etc. it’s better to use one properly sized rad for them

Appreciate it! Best of luck!

You can see in their other video that they had a Chinese 240V plug on their S19. So I guess why bother paying extra for bigger plug, bigger breaker and thicker wire for a 50amp box when 20amp will do. If they even have the capacity in their service for two more 50a breakers and complying with code.

Yes you must take out the PSU fans. I’ve always been a little worried about my aquarium seals leaking with the temps, But so far it hasn’t been an issue. I have an Inkbird temp sensor in the coolant with a set high/low range that gives me notifications to my phone if something were to go wrong. Worst case I’m not around, the miners have auto overheat shutdowns built in..but of course you never want it to come to that.

@@BackyardBitcoinIm bouncing around between buying a DCX solution or DIY, your vid was great advice. Thanks

@@ronwatkins5775 thank you. you can make your own significantly cheaper if you are willing to put in the time and are a little bit handy. Roughly 1/3rd of the cost. If I were to do it again I would use a metal tank to ensure there’s no issues. A fabrication shop can weld one easily for you. Feel free to drop me an email jordyandrew@live.ca I can save you a lot of time and help you avoid mistakes. I also already know the exact tank dimensions you’ll need to make it work. I also have a two spare pumps and another heat exchanger this size I can sell to you for cheap. It’s just taking up space in my garage. Im always willing to help out, reach out anytime.

@@BackyardBitcoinYes, im looking to house approx 8x KS3 miners (3.3kw) total, so about 33KW at 80%. I think I would go with a welded stainless tank. Im not sure I like the idea of pumping the oil through to the dry cooler though, I would prefer a local heat exchanger design to keep the oil side minimized with fewer potential pain points. Ive been investigating DCX and Fog hashing options. I think I would want some redundancy in my pump setup or at least a way to auto-shutdown the rigs if the temps are too high. My setup would have the dry cooler outside through a wall, similar to how mini-split AC's are setup.

@@ronwatkins5775 for sure. Stainless tank all the way. As long as you use yellow gas tape and pipe dope combined you’ll no leaking issues as all, not even a drop. If you do decide to go with something similar to mine or if you need anything let me know I’ll sell you the exchanger for $500. I also have one of the pumps that DCX uses as well and viton seals for use in a 1” threaded steel tank setup. No problem either way, best of luck with the build🤙🏻

I Haven’t had any issues with hot spots thus far. I do monitor the pcb temps often and they have been consistent, but I’m certainly open to improvements, thanks. What would I have to tweak to get rid of the bubbles?

Thanks for the info, you are correct. I have learned that this is more efficient as well…but I haven’t been able to get rid of them unfortunately. But like you said I have a plenty large heat exchanger so I can run with some bubbles.

@@BackyardBitcoin Yup, for sure. agreed... and hey, I was worried after posting that you might think I'm criticizing your set-up (was just aiming to be helpful to future readers actually). So I want to say thanks for being gracious.

nevermind, I noticed in another video that you didn't use acrylic... my bad.

Thank you! Greetings🇧🇷 1. Yes immersion cooling is completely silent, the only noise you will have is from your heat exchanger fan. 2. This is one of my earlier builds, I have since modified the hot/cold side divider to be a couple Inches higher to completely submerge both asics. This is actually very important for optimal heat dissipation. If it’s too short, the hot oil can pool up and cause poor flow. 3. You will need to remove the all of the fans and get fan spoofers to trick the asics into thinking the fans are running. You plug them into where the fans plug into. I do have all of the supplies to build a another complete system if you are interested as well or I can send you the just the parts for a DIY build. I have another heat exchanger, pump, tank, fittings, etc. Hope this helps out! Let me know if you have any more questions or need any parts for your builld.

You can get them on Amazon or aquarium/fish type websites. I have the link in my original immersion video in the description

Nevermind, I see some of your replies

ruclips.net/video/AxdQhgmATv0/видео.htmlsi=MfK2VIRlmoruT_Ao Please check the description in this video, all parts are listed. Thanks! Also if you are building a setup I have a spare one of these heat exchangers still, a pump and other parts as well.

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Thanks man! Motivates me to make more videos, I haven’t in quite a while, as it’s very time consuming

Tbh, I’m not sure. I’ve only done it with asics.

A apologize I missed this question, if you still need help I’ll put my temp gun on the the pipes and get the info for you.

I have same problem

No problem!

You’ll need a 250-300L model that states (26Kw or more) I actually have one for sale on ebay right now. The exact model you need. I’m currently cooling 6500w with this model \/ www.ebay.ca/itm/225373028504?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=h_thi8k6qcm&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=h_thi8k6qcm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

No still mining away! this is an extra unit

No problem! Glad I could help!

They can be tricky to find. It’s an Eternal model AH1890T-CA. I have a spare one in my garage if you are interested. Fire me a text 807-472-5855

Here the link for exchanger for sale on eBay. Off eBay I can do better on the price. www.ebay.ca/itm/225373028504?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=h_thi8k6qcm&sssrc=2051273&ssuid=h_thi8k6qcm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Sure am, systems been running flawlessly for months now. I’d go oil personally, but it just really depends on what your goals/needs are.

Hey, thanks! I adjusted the carriage bolts so that they are lined up flush with miner. By no means a “seal” but it’s flush, so next to nothing escapes out the sides. I don’t put the weight of the miners directly on them as it may cause the flow plate to break. If you have 2 of the same miners I’d recommend one solid piece along the bottom with flow holes, as it’s much stronger. I had to get creative as my miners are different sizes.

@@BackyardBitcoin Thankyou for the clarification. I am currently in the designing stages of making my own immersion cooling system all from stainless steel plating. I was thinking of putting in a rubber seal on the flow plate which bolts onto the miners via the fan screw holes, creating a perfect seal. the design will also feature a sealable lid on top of the tank to prevent contamination. instead of am immersion pump, it will just have a welded on external barb fitting on the hot side, where the pump will connect too. Similar concept for the cold side aswell.

@@SupermestRain32 I like the ideas, and good choice of building material. I added an in line gas filter vs a lid for mine just because my tanks glass. Or I’d probably just make a top for it as welll. Dust, pet hair, etc will build up over time so it’s a good idea. If you don’t have a heat exchanger yet let me know i have an extra one sitting in my garage that I want gone sooner than later! Lots of flex room on the price as well.

@@BackyardBitcoin Still in the market for one. Whatcha got?

@@SupermestRain32 I posted my ph# for you to contact for the last 4 days, but can’t leave it on here any longer. If still interested let me know.

Thank you!