Crypto Mining Container Tour - New design for international shipping
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2019
- This is an operational crypto mining facility built in shipping container and designed to ship internationally. This container was certified for loading on a container ship before purchase, there are no holes in the container.
The design parameters were for portability and ease of maintenance - this version has 210 miners in operation. 
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I'm feeling all tingly from the tech awesomeness overload from this build-out. Amazing job putting this together. It looks magnificent.
This is by the most solid build I've seen for a container. Hits all the checkboxes for safety and efficiency. Well done!
Good to have you back making mining videos. Finally some proper mining videos. Keep them coming.
Nice to see you back in your seat mate !!! Wow great work all the respect for a guy like you !!!
Brilliant concept Rolf! We believe this is going to be the framework for others to follow!
That is just awesome Rolf!! Love the design and how you addressed the cooling and power. Would love to hear the details on the build itself and some of the challenges you ran into!!!
Would love to see a video or pod cast about initial capital cost for this build
Excellent to see you again!
Welcome back Rolf!
A second vid in one day.....Awesome!!! Looks nice!
Love your terrific work on container
This is AWESOME! ...I only have 4 rigs, but I want one of these containers. Setup is perfect! yeah.
Thanks for a great video!
Excellent content; like a true BOSS. I use a 12'X30' detached garage for my rigs that this floor plan will work perfectly. So, there is a tad bit more room than in your standard size NATO Connex. The only thing that might of made this vid better is a general parts used list in the discription. I have to say, it is starting to feel like the old days again when the players were more of a community trust of knowledge; which I have recently seen some OG's becoming more active again on Github and Reddit writing new tools for those without coding or compiling skills.
Peace
holy cow, that was very cool.
Holy smokes... user name checks out. Great vid, thx for sharing
Good timing to be having singing like this ready to go
Glad to see you back Sir. Alright, I'll crawl back into the bilge and scrub more verdigris off the trim pump piping.
You can learn a lot of good skills as an A-ganger!
@@BlockOperations Dive, Dive. Ahooga, Ahooga. Venting Forward, Venting Aft. Dive, Dive.
Another great video. Uber helpful! I'd love to hear what you've learned since then. What would you change?
What I'd really _love_ to see is an overview (brief or comprehensive... your choice, of course :-) ) of how one goes about choosing a commercial lease/rental location, types that are desirable for mining, and what to watch out for in contracts.
Thank you for the suggestion - I am going to be doing some more short how-to videos, and plan on working the business aspect of running a mid-size mining business into the discussion. Will talk about finding locations more. However, short answer is with a container, which is a temporary structure, would look for larger facilities that have a low electric rate already, and see if you can piggyback off that rate. Or see if there are some smaller independent hydropower plants you can drop a container at
Block Operations I figured that was the case.... but what I’m looking to do initially is start out smaller and find a space in an office park like you did years ago. Any lessons learned from that experience would be greatly appreciated
What size is the service coming into the container? I just saw you answered the question in the video.
Love the video mate.. making one of my own but I can’t seem to find the fans anywhere.. do you know where you got them from? And where you got the Louvre vents from? Thanks
Amazing
The voice-over is NOICE! Filtered out those NOISE! It'd be better if the volume can be increased a lil bit though.. ;) Hope to see more of these kind of videos!
Thanks! I agree the volume needs to be a little higher. Will talk louder on voiceover next time.
Looks amazing. What size container is this?
Wow! i'm new to mining and i saw an amazing way to do the right way here. just wow! Thanks for sharing this information. You are very generous on the quick amazing tour. Any idea what type of bitmain machine types are you using in your container? thanks for the info. I'm just starting out as a newbie and i don't know what bitmain i need to get...any pointers?
Finally !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Super cool
Awesome build ! Just wonder what is the cost to build those container? Thanks
I really want to do this build is there a layout and where you purchased everything aside from the miners I really really need this build and need a little help
Very cool build. I’m curious about your decision to use forced air rather than AC units. Would you need AC somewhere that had consistently higher temperature or more humidity?
I think AC is an unnecessary expense
Hey Block Operations!
I'm a solidity developer getting into mining for the first time. I'm attempting to build a mine but worry about network configurations. How does my ip scanner detetct an asic. How do i link each asic to a router for wifi. Does income always outweigh electricity?
Any help appreciated
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Fantastic build you have there Rolf, well thought out, congrats. How many miners are housed in there? Cheers.
This has 210 miners in it
Rofl - that's an amazing build-out. Are you considering making remote stations where energy costs are lower?
Thank you! Yes, I am working to talk with people in many areas about ground and power leases. One of the reasons I use PDU's is that the containers we are going to drop at remote sites need to be able to have minimal onsite activity if at all possible. And sometimes miners just need to be hard-rebooted to get them going again. Next version will have the space, power, and cooling for about 300 miners. I know it is possible to pack them in tighter, but I think 300 is a good number.
So what is the average amount a day you make off of set up like that?
Awesome setup. What's the brand name of those 20,000 cfm fans and who makes those filters/holders?
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3:07 do these filters also keep humidity out or how is intake humidity handled ?
Not possible for a filter to block humidity. Even if they ran huge dessicant systems, it wouldn't stop all the humidity GA has..... LOL
Glad to see you post again! What did a full container setup cost all in? Do you feel comfortable meeting up if I could make it down to you?
yes...but we charge for tours of the facility. Also require ID and signed waiver form. contact form at ngacryptomining.com
I’m interested to know why the container needed to be built to “code”. My first instinct is that a container would fall under a non-permanent equipment exemption. Would it be possible to build a container so that it could simply be plugged in to an already permitted panel on site and therefore no additional notice to city/county would be necessary?
i think it could just be prebuilt and plugged in without inspection. Maybe because we were doing a building at the same time they wanted to inspect the container? Next one will see what can be done about just building it.
There does need to be a big electrical panel to connect the power to though, and the power company in some cases won't connect unless there is a valid permit with the county. Need to figure out more details about that part of it.
north ga? how much you charge for one asic, im beginner
Suoer cool
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Any more updates? Hungry for more info and content! :-)
Thank you! I will do more videos soon. Finally set up a production studio I am happy with...also have some custom PDU's on order...will be reselling those. And going to start some new container builds soon, when we get customers that are serious and willing to put money up front :-)
We are starting operation in US and Canada and looking for turn key crypto mining containers.
Very informative! Complete beginner but got a little stuck on the maths, would appreciate if someone could see me straight:
1200 amp, 208V 3 phase transformer
3 x 400 amp Panels
30 amp L6R receptacles and then to PDUs
210 miners
1450W per miner
1450/208 = 7 amps per miner
50 Outlets to 210 miners
(he mentions 5000 amp outlets at 1:50, unsure on this?)
that would be 4 miners per outlet, at 30 amps per outlet that allows for 28 amps, I thought you were only supposed to operate at 80% or is this only home circuits? As I mentioned, I'm a beginner so I'm sure I'm missing something, if someone could clear this up for me that would be great, thank you.
2 of the miners are S9 (1500 watts), 2 of them are L3+ (1000 watts) - total is 5000 watts. Don't want to go over 24 amps per outlet
Great video, how much was the total cost for 1 container?
Why dont you direct wire power cables instead of PDU's?
Gotta pay someone to do that. Costs less to just hook up a pdu
@@BlockOperations But you have to pay for the PDU, and the L6-30R receptacles and have those installed, wouldn't it be cheaper to just have 4 power cables direct wired into a quad box?
Super bad ass..
Great setup! Are you fan's working at 40,000cubic ft per minute or per hour?
40,000 cubic feet per minute
Sir How much is your energy cost?
Thank you for your videos. I wanted to buy a couple of ASICS more specifically the Whatsminer M20 S. Can you direct me to some Legit places to purchase them individually or in bulk. So that I won't get scammed! Thanks for your response and time.
Lol I like the fact a lot of gamers hate miners now though this is awesome
I wish I could come meet you to pick your brain about getting started with land and structure. You live in the same town as me haha wishful thinking hah
HI! How i can contact to you?
Is that 20ft or 40ft?
40 ft
how much do you pay in electricity?
my current rate is less than $0.06 per kwhr
@@BlockOperations that is so cheap...here in Singapore it is 22.79cents
@@theruggedboy7958 wow! Singapore is a beautiful place, not for mining though
@@theruggedboy7958 get you some solar panels
@@CryptoPaperRoute haha, that's not how easy to install such solar panel in here. Even if you have the means to buy.
Awesome. All I need now is my grand theft auto 5 cargobob helicopter and lift this baby up. What did you say the address was?
Just a small little questio if I may Ralf : why not using summersive liquids I looked into 3M and the prospects are good at cutting down costs of electricity !And for 200 servers you would need only 2 fishtanks so you could put a lot more waffels in one container ?!? Just s thought :)
I'm lazy, immersive liquids are a lot of work
@@BlockOperations In your opinion could immersive be a good investment !Laziness or not I've seen they are a lot of work yeah :)))
sorry, I don't have an opinion. If you try it, let me know how it works out
@@BlockOperations Indeed I will mate !Peace !
Every time you ship it the ROI time increases by another 20 years... if not infinity.
I would ship it if mining were outlawed in the country, if the power company raised the rate, or if I can find much better electricity rate. When running a business it is more important to make sure you don't lose everything than seeking to maximize ROI all the time. Mitigating risk is part of the planning.
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