@saminbelize
coder / climber / sat stacker / node runner - 022fb3125f484130fb4bed135f1e19a4006d2b9977af602d7c50703457b5713bd5
Based in North Wales
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Recent Notes
Why do cats sleep in weird places?
#catstr
#catstr
Friday night chilling by the fire
#catstr
#catstr
Don't use Bitcoin backed loans.
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Yup, that was my mistake last cycle. Seemed like a great idea, ended up losing sats, not many but would have been better off DCAing.
Well, I’m out of fiat…
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I’m about 10years behind the times with my Home Assistant tinkering, maybe in another 10years I’ll be tinkering with one of those AI agent server things
Swapped out the s9 in my ventilation system for a NerdQAxe Hydro rev 6. Pretty simple swap, just used the same duct adapters from the s9 either side of the radiator.
Now getting the same heat input b...
Also added a carbon filter, haven’t had any issues with smells coming in from the loft but just in case… now Amazon thinks I’m growing weed
Swapped out the s9 in my ventilation system for a NerdQAxe Hydro rev 6. Pretty simple swap, just used the same duct adapters from the s9 either side of the radiator.
Now getting the same heat input but over 5x the hash rate
Now getting the same heat input but over 5x the hash rate
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Cheap sats on payday, what’s not to like!
Right, nerdaxeq++ rev6 hydro purchased. Hopefully that sorts out the foibles of the DIY PIV unit making it quieter, a bit less sketchy and way more efficient hash rate wise.
Here’s a diagram of how PIV works, I’m just using a miner as the heating element instead of an off the shelf unit that uses a ceramic heater… the idea is to increase ventilation and reduce humidity/damp/mould in my old stone walled house.
#heatpunk
Here’s a diagram of how PIV works, I’m just using a miner as the heating element instead of an off the shelf unit that uses a ceramic heater… the idea is to increase ventilation and reduce humidity/damp/mould in my old stone walled house.
#heatpunk
GM, been running my miner PIV system for a week now. It’s working well, definitely pushing lower humidity air into the house and making it feel fresher. Whether it fixes the pesky damp patches on the exterior stone walls remains to be seen.
The issues I need to fix with it are noise level and efficiency. It’s not gonna be cheap, the best way I can think of is to replace the S9 with 2x NerdQAxe Hydros so I match the current 200w heating output. That should sort the noise and j/th efficiency out.
#heatpunks
The issues I need to fix with it are noise level and efficiency. It’s not gonna be cheap, the best way I can think of is to replace the S9 with 2x NerdQAxe Hydros so I match the current 200w heating output. That should sort the noise and j/th efficiency out.
#heatpunks