PSA: Bitcoin mining is NOT a lottery or useless guessing game.
Mining is solving for a very difficult unique cryptographic solution that:
1) Locks a block’s transactions making it immutable
2) Locks the time order of a block to the prior and former blocks (“blockchain”)
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@btctwatterpants @BitBuyBitPod @JonPDiGiacomo @StotheBandaD Awesome. I feel privileged to have been part of your journey. Awesome to see you regularly paying it forward? It’s what the pleb mining ethos is about!!!
@GoingParabolic My cable mgmt style results in more anonymous transactions. The authorities can’t figure out where the transactions go! It’s my own mixer at the source of block formation. 😂
@CressonMiningCo My favorite is this one.
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@CressonMiningCo With no loads everything had good consistent voltage. We tested all three phases on every pdu and they were good. Once we loaded it up we had a pdu breaker trip and checked voltages again and that’s when we saw the imbalance. No smoke 💨:)
@PeterMcBTC Great question. Not sure yet. I suspect it’s a problem with a 480>415/240 step down xfrm. But could be further upstream. Will be troubleshooting with electrician tomorrow. When I fully loaded up one of the xfrm I was seeing 270v on one phase and 200v on another. No bueno.
@BITCOIN_RAIL Nah. Not at all. Plenty of paths for the air to get to the intakes. Not unless you literally have a bundle of wires directly covering an intake