Quote from: Warlord3k on February 19, 2018, 07:32:21 PM

Quote from: bigolin on February 19, 2018, 06:43:29 PM

Quote from: AerialGopher on February 19, 2018, 06:09:25 PM

The plan is to put it all on 240 volt, to balance out the load across L1 and L2 I just haven't had time to finish it all.
I am tempted to move it back to where it came from to see if the one power supply works. Interestignly enough, the plug I plugged it into has nothing else on it, and it is a plug right at the panel box, so it is significantly closer than the one in the garage.

I'm with the other fellas. I was nervous to try and mine on 110v since I've personally experienced some tragedy at the hands of doing so. When I read that the bitmain PSU wouldn't run a single S9 on 110v I knew I had to find a way to make 220v work even though the only 220v connection I have at my place is the dryer. So I found a lovely PDU which runs off of my dryer connection allowing me to run all 4 S9's off the single PDU connection. This runs right around 24 amps on a 30 amp circuit and it's been running for over 40 days without any issues. I actually wired a 25 foot extension cord to run from my laundry room inside to the garage and removed the deadbolt on the garage door and wired the extension through the deadbolt hole so my garage door can remain fully shut, the miners are in the garage enjoying the cool winter air and my wife doesn't want to murder me from all the noise/heat/cold/whatever that exists in the garage. It's been a win win and I highly recommend finding a way to get on 220v. I will never consider mining on 110v again, but that is just my opinion.

30A. I really do hope you run it on a wiring suited for that much amps... That amount would require minimum of 4mm2 size. 11AWG, preferebly 9AWG... Anything less, you got yourself a heating cable with the consumption on those amp suckers you got in your garage.

She's running on 10 AWG everywhere, even the extension cord. Thanks for looking out!