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Edited on 16/08/2025, 00:58:43 UTC
thank you for the idea I will look into this actually just cause of the power grid not being like a city's power grid but almost enough to a city's power grid so this may be plausible- looked thru grok ai and this is what it gave me removing my areas name for anon reasons
Conclusion
Operating one Antminer T21 per household (1,052 units) in ------ would consume approximately 3.9876 MW (95,702.4 kWh/day), representing a 20–40% increase in demand on a typical rural grid of 10–20 MW capacity. This could strain the local grid, requiring infrastructure upgrades, and would cost around $14,355/day in electricity, with significant environmental impacts (1,397 metric tons CO₂e/year). The feasibility depends on the grid’s capacity, the availability of three-phase power or conversion to single-phase, and the community’s ability to manage the financial and environmental costs. For precise grid impact, consult ---- or the -----.
yeahhhh I think bitaxes are a better idea maybe lower power units unit a better PowerGrid upgrade LMAO
-LoshiBTC
Conclusion
Operating one Antminer T21 per household (1,052 units) in ------ would consume approximately 3.9876 MW (95,702.4 kWh/day), representing a 20–40% increase in demand on a typical rural grid of 10–20 MW capacity. This could strain the local grid, requiring infrastructure upgrades, and would cost around $14,355/day in electricity, with significant environmental impacts (1,397 metric tons CO₂e/year). The feasibility depends on the grid’s capacity, the availability of three-phase power or conversion to single-phase, and the community’s ability to manage the financial and environmental costs. For precise grid impact, consult ---- or the -----.
yeahhhh I think bitaxes are a better idea maybe lower power units unit a better PowerGrid upgrade LMAO
-LoshiBTC
The math is wrong it is one board not 3.
It can use 400 to 900 watts not 3,300
At 400 watt setting it does around 20th say 18 to 20 bitaxe
Cost 1000 18.8 bitaxe cost 3600
So basically you idea is so much more costly for the gear it makes pretty much zero sense.
Give me 5 to 10 minutes I will lower the 1 board unit.
Maybe I can do 15th with it.
a few minutes time and an edit below:
so I rolled it back to 18 th.
on ebay for 8 bitaxe are 1000. plus cooling and power supplies cost is over 1300.
bitaxe will do 1.2 so 8 are 10th and well over 250 watts.
my gear does 18.87th on a lower speed setting of freq 140. (ie will never over heat) and under 400 watts
or up to 48th and 900 watts.
look at it below on a lower speed
Original archived Re: one small rural area mining BTC
Scraped on 16/08/2025, 00:29:23 UTC
thank you for the idea I will look into this actually just cause of the power grid not being like a city's power grid but almost enough to a city's power grid so this may be plausible- looked thru grok ai and this is what it gave me removing my areas name for anon reasons
Conclusion
Operating one Antminer T21 per household (1,052 units) in ------ would consume approximately 3.9876 MW (95,702.4 kWh/day), representing a 20–40% increase in demand on a typical rural grid of 10–20 MW capacity. This could strain the local grid, requiring infrastructure upgrades, and would cost around $14,355/day in electricity, with significant environmental impacts (1,397 metric tons CO₂e/year). The feasibility depends on the grid’s capacity, the availability of three-phase power or conversion to single-phase, and the community’s ability to manage the financial and environmental costs. For precise grid impact, consult ---- or the -----.
yeahhhh I think bitaxes are a better idea maybe lower power units unit a better PowerGrid upgrade LMAO
-LoshiBTC
Conclusion
Operating one Antminer T21 per household (1,052 units) in ------ would consume approximately 3.9876 MW (95,702.4 kWh/day), representing a 20–40% increase in demand on a typical rural grid of 10–20 MW capacity. This could strain the local grid, requiring infrastructure upgrades, and would cost around $14,355/day in electricity, with significant environmental impacts (1,397 metric tons CO₂e/year). The feasibility depends on the grid’s capacity, the availability of three-phase power or conversion to single-phase, and the community’s ability to manage the financial and environmental costs. For precise grid impact, consult ---- or the -----.
yeahhhh I think bitaxes are a better idea maybe lower power units unit a better PowerGrid upgrade LMAO
-LoshiBTC
The math is wrong it is one board not 3.
It can use 400 to 900 watts not 3,300
At 400 watt setting it does around 20th say 18 to 20 bitaxe
Cost 1000 18 bitaxe cost 3600
So basically you idea is s OK much m o re costly for the gear it makes pretty much zero sense.
Give me 5 to 10 minutes I will lower the 1 board unit.
Maybe I can do 15th with it