Actually, I lied a question just came up. I was wondering, with the dual thermostat zone valve setup, if my home heating system uses a heat pump, would turning on the air conditioning also turn on the valve? In this situation, would I have to somehow detect when the pump is not running O (Reverse)? Am I right and is there a type of valve that can do that?

Love that you took the opportunity of your furnace breaking down to explain/show two different applications of heating with miners. Thank you

Really amazing! You answered all of my questions, you covered everything thank you!

How many kwh does it consume for 24hours running at 104ths s19j pro full day

Mas esse taxa DEV, ser paga uma única vez ou tem que pagar todo mês 🇧🇷🇧🇷

you are not engineering this correctly because the dryer has a heating element that you are trying to heat with air. This heating element needs to be connected by metal to your sk19. The source of the heat is metal, but you are trying to transfer air to heat a heating element. This will not work. it doesn't matter how fast the air blows, the heat will back up cause it's not leaving its source fast enough. Keep working on it. I want to see the final result.

Looking forward to part 2

you would think that if the miner can only run up to 85 degrees than thats about the temperatiure you can pump intoo the dryer transfered from the oil still 85 degrees is hotter than the ambient air so the electric part of the dryer can switch off sooner (they usually measure the airtemperature and the machine continues once the set limit is reached ) you basicly keep all the hookups in the dryer stock and just tap intoo the heater coil to trigger a relay to start the miner setup then run the hot fluid straight from the miner trough a large coil of copper tubing bend around the inside drum and outer shell now because the dryer needs more heat the fluids comming out will probably be hotter than they came in so you would need a bigger radiator to cool it back down to ambiant to send it back intoo the mining rig it might be a better idea to just hook the dryer up to youre central heating network that allready gets heated by youre mining operation the machine connected to the network with a home radiator style thermostatvalve or an electricly operated valve running of the electricity out of the dryer , and use the stack of radiators you have now without all the current mining stuff connected to it to heat the air going in , might need to resolder the pipe connections so the radiators flowing paralel instead of in series (you want all of them as hot as you can get them and as mush flow of hot water you can push through them for the most efficiency ) , you managed to controll the miners temperatures hooked up to the heating so that should work up to a point (still need more heat for drying and you might need to increase the hashrate on those miners during drying to keep the heat as high as it is without the dryer running unless you have a heatbuffer build intoo the system) you might still need to add an electric heater inside the dryer to help along with the mining heat put intoo the machine might need to experiment with airflow too , think more flow would help the hot air get through the big lump of wet laundry inside the spinning drum and remove the moist air out faster helping the laundry to dry out as for the s19 in its homemade tank ...... just let it pump fluid in and out of youre big mining tank (piggyback) , should do ok then as long as its not too hot outside for the radiator of that system to loose the extra heat generated by the extra miner

hears the man talking about the safety issues and thinking , hmmmm maibe i should gift my mother in law a new dryer .......🤣

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could build the radiator inside the drum or use a big copper coil in between the outer shell and inner drumm , the dryer uses a temp sensor so should controll the last few degrees with the stock heating coil

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I have a minor in my basement

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so clean, nice work

since every next generation miner gets longer/taller , it mightve been a good idea to make the tank a few inches taller so replacing the s19 with the s19 doesnt involve replacing the whole tank

mounting the pump on the wood makes a sounding board and amplifies the sound you could put a small piece of yogamat under the foot of the pump that should dtop most of the sound i think if you build the pump intoo an old cooler or even a cardboard box with some soft foam around it it should lower the sound a lot

Can't wait to see the implementation! This is also something I'm looking at, but really something in the back of my mind atm.

Bob! this is exactly what I'm trying to do as well. I'm figuring for more commercial. have you thought of down/under clocking the miner as well to reduce the air flow and temp? you could have one exhaust to outside and one piped into the dryer. I've also thought of using a timer at the wall that both the dryer and miner are plugged into so they power on at the same time and run as long as the dryer is set then they both turn off. this would need another mm board or something similar. Your idea with immersion is awesome too, I'm thinking air cooled. but then, i have the issue of noise (somewhat) and excess air that's not going into the dryer. Working it this way, I'd pull out the heating element and keep the tumble feature. I'd also like it to be coin-op. Such an awesome idea and way to make older miners profitable again. Imagine even charging customers 50-75 cents per hour .... that makes most miners 3-4x more profitable. aaaand it saves the customers a lot of money being that most charge 1.50 + per hour. Immersion I think would be a lot cleaner a look and cooler temps, way less noise. Like you said, it's just the airflow. maybe once it reaches a certain pressure/cfm the air would vent elsewhere or be sent to cool in a roundabout way. -a small laundromat with maybe 6 washers and 6 dryers is what I'm thinking of, I appreciate your work and the thought you put into your projects! it's all helped me alot at home

Is Pex a Viable option for bitcool fluid??

Your views show how early you are. Thank you! Bitcoin mining is the way!

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Great job Bob! Very informative and should be an eye-opener for many investors.

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Heat pump is installed for 20-25 year lifetime. Your miner will Be obsolete in 3-5 (mostly 3) if you live in an expensive electricity area. How much is the cost of a miner? Also does the cost of a miner make sense if you only run it during cold weather

Hey! That's me on the Braiins Insights page! Great video!

Thanks Bob 👍

Very interesting, even the promotions. Thank you.

FIRST! Thank you! :))

excited by crypto now

easy to understand

amazing

Bob, this is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you! We are building a house, and I was considering to heat my home with bitcoin mining. You're showing the way! Bless!

I'm a huge supporter of Bitcoin I recommend Ocean mining pool.

silicon is a bad choice. There is leakage. try sealing with epoxy. you will get one solid unit that withstand the heat for years 💪

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Thanks Bob 🙏

Hmm, I dunked my Bitmain KS3 today, and while it comes online it's not hashing. Everything on the dashboard reporting "Normal", but no hashes.

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Is it ok to mix brands of fluid? I got mine from Fog Hashing, but it's branded from them, so not sure if I can add extra using these brands instead.

Had a simmilar Problem with my S21. The Braiins toolbox GUI in the browser was not able to recognice my S21. What finaly worked was resetting the Password to Stock PW and using the command line scan and firmware flash for the Braiins toolbox. Great Video, as always learned a lot!

What's the correct or recommended fluid to use?

Great content! Thanks.

Why does braiins have no fee if you use the braiins os? What are they getting from the deal ?

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Bitcoin mining makes absolutely no sense to almost everybody. Probably because no one even explains what it is.

Have you considered making your own fan controller to take the tank temperature into consideration? I'm thinking about doing this as the tank temperature is more important than the water temperature outside but the sensors from DCX don't work like that.

what is the overall price for this?

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Can't help but think a PRV (pressure relief valve) installed on the return side of the radiator, relieving back into the return line after the thermostatic valve would be a good safety measure to prevent over-pressurizing the radiator if there's not enough heat transfer to cool the return liquid and allow for the thermostatic valve to open. I'm assuming a circulation pump is used to move the heated liquid around the house and therefore you might be causing deadheading of the pump causing pre-mature failure of the pump if return flow is restricted. *I can say with complete ignorance, I haven't watched the videos showing the rest of your setup yet, so forgive me if you've mitigated this elsewhere.*