Don't cut out the garage door. It has multiple segments, and you can easily purchase different segments to match the top segment with the openings. Just replace the other segments with segments with openings already in them. It's non-destructive and you can replace them with the original segments at a later date.
@redpandamining dude i truly think its worth it for 88+* days, and since it lowers the ambient temperature, you are saving on electric from the miners so it may even payback for itself , too bad you did not record how much wattage all the miners was using before and after, still base on the fan speed dropping at the miners you are saving something.
The evaporative cooler works well with an airconditioner or a portable air conditioner. The AC will suck all of the humidity out. Running the evaporater in a closed space without AC to extract the humidity will increase the humidity to the point you feel stuffy and you feel the floor damp (but it looks dry). I live near the equator, by default without anything on the humidity is 60+ % and when it rains goes up to 75%.
@@kyleroads3244 it does cause as it goes through the cooler the water the cooler the air coming off, also the water that doesn’t evaporate is holding some of the heat.
@@kyleroads3244 The melting of the ice also takes a lot of energy, so the temp drops for melting the ice and evaporating the water. The result is a lower temp at the fan exit
High Moisture With Electronic Gear IS A Bad Idea!!! I am a radio repairman. There are AC units for camping tents that sit outside and duct work can be run through the window.
Just in case the evaporative cooler does not work out in the long term, here's a quick tip: instead of cutting out more passive intake slots in your garage door, you can put an intake fan in one of the slots instead, and make sure it matches the CFM of your exhaust fan. It will even out the pressure in your basement and you'll get WAY more airflow. Good luck! :)
Active Intake would be Huge here. Maybe you can put a Shelf infront of the Garage door and put 4 10" AC Infinity Inline Fans on the inside of that garage door at those windows. Suck in a ton of air. Right now your garage is drinking through a strawl.
If you had a window or roof unit they would drop the temp 15 to 20 degrees. Having that cheap standup unit won't work as well but the power it saves on your over all rigs and miners will more than pay for itself. The humidity is ok as long as you don't let the unit get too close to your rigs and miners. I tried to tell you this years ago ahahaha. Cheers!
It's so common to use them in middle east Iraq and Syria we use them since like 70 yrs they do so well for hot and dry environment and they are energy efficiency but you shall put them outside and open a hole in the wall for the best result
You can get yourself a dual hose portable air conditioner high btu like a whytner. Run it on low. That will fix your issue 100 percent. It will also lower humidity while cooling the air
Get a dehumidifier also and see if that makes it better as they work better in dryer temps, although not sure if the heat from the dehumidifier would cancel out the cooling from the Swamp Cooler. But it would be a fun experiment :)
Down here in the swamp, as you know. I keep a dehumidifier running at about 50% all year round and my ASICS and GPUs are perfectly fine. Even in the hottest days 👍🏻
i seriously hope this doesn't cause you too much humidity, and if you don't run your full intake through something like his i doubt your ever going to get solid results. your exhaust fans move how much air and your trying to run that cooler basically in an airway but you have 90% of the air going around the cooler. (think being in the car when its hot, doesn't work very well when you have the window cracked)
I have a ducted evapertive cooler, Swamp box, but then I live in Australia and would die without it. Inland city 500m above sea level, gets hot and dry here.
All metal parts will rust faster, with normal humidity they already rust because of the temperature of the machines, ASICS have an operational humididy don't go over it, you have to decide what is worst hight temperature or humidity. Thanks for sharing.
probably a huge pain in the ass and expensive but what about adding more vents to your garage door? get more sections meant to fit windows and put filters in those places
Why don't you create a temporary intake wall built around your garage door in the up position? All you would need is 2x4s, maybe some shuttered/louvred vents, and some filters.
Really depends on how much it cost to run over regular fans. I have found just moving the air works almost as well as cooling the air and cost less to run. I honestly wouldn't want to add moisture to the air unless I was in a desert environment..... Also you need a PEX Sharkbite to make that water line work in the ceiling.
I would run a very large water filter this way there’s no minerals getting evaporated. Also, those AIX run so high. I don’t think you’re gonna see condensation dude.
you know it's possible to add opening windows on garage door, maybe a good solution, I'm also looking at something like this, will let you know if I find a good solution.
@RedPanadamining not true on mineshop.eu on warranties they made me go to canaan to get my nano 3 fixed they would not do warranty and fix it or send new one.
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No no no no no .......man ... don't use cooler ......do not use coolers pls...... humidity will destroy your asics ...... Don't use it directly.......place it somewhere else .....and redirect the air flow....
You will absolutely cause rust issues. You are lowering the overall temperature with water. You are better off lowering your hashing so that you can lower the temperature of your machines. Terrible idea.
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Those swamp coolers work very well in hot, dry environments. The less humidity in the air, the better they work
Don't cut out the garage door. It has multiple segments, and you can easily purchase different segments to match the top segment with the openings. Just replace the other segments with segments with openings already in them. It's non-destructive and you can replace them with the original segments at a later date.
humidity is not a factor until you are over 80% just so you know. You have nothing to worry about
Agree
@redpandamining dude i truly think its worth it for 88+* days, and since it lowers the ambient temperature, you are saving on electric from the miners so it may even payback for itself , too bad you did not record how much wattage all the miners was using before and after, still base on the fan speed dropping at the miners you are saving something.
The evaporative cooler works well with an airconditioner or a portable air conditioner. The AC will suck all of the humidity out. Running the evaporater in a closed space without AC to extract the humidity will increase the humidity to the point you feel stuffy and you feel the floor damp (but it looks dry). I live near the equator, by default without anything on the humidity is 60+ % and when it rains goes up to 75%.
I use one of those for my farm in my house!! If you dump big blocks of ice in the top it’ll keep it frosty
not sure the temp of the water matters as it is evaporation that is causing the cooling
@@kyleroads3244 it does cause as it goes through the cooler the water the cooler the air coming off, also the water that doesn’t evaporate is holding some of the heat.
@@kyleroads3244 The melting of the ice also takes a lot of energy, so the temp drops for melting the ice and evaporating the water. The result is a lower temp at the fan exit
@@TrashSkill makes sense
no don't use it, talking from a personal experience please don't use this type of cooler at all for your asic
High Moisture With Electronic Gear IS A Bad Idea!!! I am a radio repairman.
There are AC units for camping tents that sit outside and duct work can be run through the window.
Just in case the evaporative cooler does not work out in the long term, here's a quick tip: instead of cutting out more passive intake slots in your garage door, you can put an intake fan in one of the slots instead, and make sure it matches the CFM of your exhaust fan. It will even out the pressure in your basement and you'll get WAY more airflow. Good luck! :)
seb you sneaky, sexy man
Active Intake would be Huge here.
Maybe you can put a Shelf infront of the Garage door and put 4 10" AC Infinity Inline Fans on the inside of that garage door at those windows. Suck in a ton of air.
Right now your garage is drinking through a strawl.
I destroyed a ton of s19’s in my commercial mine with evaporative cooling. Watch the humidity man…cost me about 30k
Watch those humidity levels. I feel like a couple mini splits would be safer albeit higher on the power consumption side.
If you had a window or roof unit they would drop the temp 15 to 20 degrees. Having that cheap standup unit won't work as well but the power it saves on your over all rigs and miners will more than pay for itself. The humidity is ok as long as you don't let the unit get too close to your rigs and miners. I tried to tell you this years ago ahahaha. Cheers!
its less about humidity and more about temperature for where water will condense, ask chat-gpt about it
Exactly, as per bitmain it can be up to 90% RH as long as it's non-condensing.
Also these generally don't work well if there is no outside airflow.
It's so common to use them in middle east Iraq and Syria we use them since like 70 yrs they do so well for hot and dry environment and they are energy efficiency but you shall put them outside and open a hole in the wall for the best result
You can get yourself a dual hose portable air conditioner high btu like a whytner. Run it on low. That will fix your issue 100 percent. It will also lower humidity while cooling the air
i would use a smart switch on the outlet to make it run automatically on the hottest period of the day
That’s what I do, works out really well actually! Only run mine from 12pm-10pm everyday.
This will be good for your temps and electric usage 😊
those things are so over the top, but super cool
Get a dehumidifier also and see if that makes it better as they work better in dryer temps, although not sure if the heat from the dehumidifier would cancel out the cooling from the Swamp Cooler.
But it would be a fun experiment :)
Interesting idea...
Down here in the swamp, as you know. I keep a dehumidifier running at about 50% all year round and my ASICS and GPUs are perfectly fine. Even in the hottest days 👍🏻
Also, did you measure the ASIC power consumption to see if the reduction in fan speed makes up for the extra wattage of the swam cooler?
i seriously hope this doesn't cause you too much humidity, and if you don't run your full intake through something like his i doubt your ever going to get solid results. your exhaust fans move how much air and your trying to run that cooler basically in an airway but you have 90% of the air going around the cooler. (think being in the car when its hot, doesn't work very well when you have the window cracked)
I have a ducted evapertive cooler, Swamp box, but then I live in Australia and would die without it. Inland city 500m above sea level, gets hot and dry here.
Versidium's strategy is on point. Big potential!
All metal parts will rust faster, with normal humidity they already rust because of the temperature of the machines, ASICS have an operational humididy don't go over it, you have to decide what is worst hight temperature or humidity. Thanks for sharing.
interested to see long term results, didnt think we would have much use for one in canada
i had cool cell pads to cool my gpu rigs in my garage, DIY pipe with holes, and a bunch of box fans pulling air out.
Versidium's making moves. Glad to be part of it!
probably a huge pain in the ass and expensive but what about adding more vents to your garage door? get more sections meant to fit windows and put filters in those places
Why don't you create a temporary intake wall built around your garage door in the up position? All you would need is 2x4s, maybe some shuttered/louvred vents, and some filters.
Versidium's future looks bright. Stellar project!
Do Pandas thrive in a swamp?
Bad idea. Water vapor in air possible corrosion
Really depends on how much it cost to run over regular fans. I have found just moving the air works almost as well as cooling the air and cost less to run. I honestly wouldn't want to add moisture to the air unless I was in a desert environment..... Also you need a PEX Sharkbite to make that water line work in the ceiling.
idk scared of humidity not gonna risk it
I just ordered on for my coffee roastery.
PANDA just buy an AC like everyone else!
lmao no!
Should really just go immersion already. Would solve the sound, heat, humidity and dust issues.
I would run a very large water filter this way there’s no minerals getting evaporated. Also, those AIX run so high. I don’t think you’re gonna see condensation dude.
If you dm me I will send you a new in box water filter for free as I lost my mine and don't need the filter. trust me you need a water filter.
google how to calibrate hydrometer to get accurate humidity numbers. use the salt method
Versidium's buzz is justified. Count me in!
Versidium's innovation is unmatched. Eye on the prize!
Shark bite pex fitting from home depot will push right on there no tools required
I am running my s19 k pro on coolers.....i don't ram them with humid air directly .....
Not copper coils, those are cool pads.
Believing in Versidium's journey. It's a solid bet.
Enjoy the mold
I tried that solution, by time water will damage your asic
Red panda you still have tangem wallets?
you know it's possible to add opening windows on garage door, maybe a good solution, I'm also looking at something like this, will let you know if I find a good solution.
@RedPanadamining not true on mineshop.eu on warranties they made me go to canaan to get my nano 3 fixed they would not do warranty and fix it or send new one.
its not copper its actually a carboard
Copper coil ....nah ....those are honeycomb.....made of cardboard....
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YOU MIGHT ROT YOUE BRAIN READING THESE COMMENTS.
Do not use that with electronics, ur gonna break all ur asics....
Do not use cooler asic hashboard will be dead
Can it run dry ice 😂
Just get a real sprinkler system, so you can expand with more asics 🙄
No no no no no .......man ... don't use cooler ......do not use coolers pls...... humidity will destroy your asics ......
Don't use it directly.......place it somewhere else .....and redirect the air flow....
Less 3C for 110W FAIL!
The water must be around 16C to work well.
tomorrow's video much better result.
Be careful I tried and I damaged my asic board
If not happy with try what Linus tech did, he did it pt cruiser rAditors an server fan radiators inside and out could an aquarium to loop
welcome to 2015
hi RPM, my ears are bleeding from the ASIC noise. Lesson to never listen to your videos with my headset. 🤣
You will absolutely cause rust issues. You are lowering the overall temperature with water. You are better off lowering your hashing so that you can lower the temperature of your machines. Terrible idea.
nope.
Trust me you will be very disapointed, return it!!!
this looks like a terrible idea....
😂😂😂 you are a "industrial" home miner.
I have a little 30m2 warehouse and I did not have what you have in 2 houses.
You should spend less time in your mining champer and start visiting other countrys to educate yourself how they dealing with heat.
This will end badly...
nah