Quote from: Shad0wSmurf on November 13, 2018, 05:57:24 AM

-snip- the exhaust hose junction to the basement door and taped it down to vent into the house. Electric heat, so it cancels out nicely

Good job. Yeah every bit of heat helps through the winter months.

Quote from: shinharu10282016 on November 14, 2018, 10:19:48 AM

How about a summer setup? -snip- Plus how do you maintain this kind of setups? Would you mind explaining?

I posted this as it's a shift from the norm for people in my situation. Maintaining this one for me is pretty straightforward. The miners put out enough heat to keel the basement in the high 20 degree C range. Which heats my main level floors up a bit, I leave the basement door ajar to help out a little as well.

Biggest concern was my pets hence the insulation and mesh screen on the I take and exhaust.

For the summer set up it's the opposite you I really need to get the best out of the space. Myself my miners exhaust tk withing 6 inches of the window in my garage. I have a thick wire mesh with good spacing for airflow that I use as a lower panel for my main garage door. A couple screws and locks and its secure for the summer.

Quote from: HagssFIN on November 14, 2018, 11:58:18 AM

I'm currently looking forward to get my hands on Canaan Mining Warmer.

and I have a good friend who could use the heat it produces during the winter time.

Those are going to be a neat idea. Ideally they will be quiet so they can be placed directly in living spaces.

I do have a few cold spots in the house still due to poor ducting designs/renovations over the last 100 years, so I have been looking for options.

What can i say though it is nice making unprofitable (or nearly so) gear useful and profitable again.