Do they offer non kyc? By that I mean phone number only for a certain amount?
That’s good to hear. How many wh are you generating a day?
Did you ever figure it out?
25 cents for a pair of socks? How?
Why am I not surprised?
Azte.co is great and so is robosats.
I doubt they would take it by force. A lot of Americans are very war weary but it’s not up to us anymore. I feel like a lot of it is just bluster but who knows anymore. Most of us don’t care and just want to focus on internal issues but that’s not how politicians and Raytheon get rich.
#cats are dope
#privacy is key
#cybersecurity is interesting
#bitcoin is freedom.
I’m thinking into the future. Maybe I go from just bitaxes to something with a bit more hash power.I’d like to know They can run overnight without running out of power. I don’t think I’ll ever hit a block but I think it would be cool to help the network while being 100 percent solar.
Thanks for sharing your progress. In the process of building a couple hundred watt solar panel system to run a bitaxe and charge LiFePo4 batteries to expand the capacity of my ecoflow for emergencies. Now I’m starting to think I should make a separate system just for miners
Is it getting any easier?
I’d love to live somewhere shaded. I’m in an area with a lot of sun year round so I guess I should at least make the most of it. Trying to figure out how to set up battery enclosures with fans. Was looking at case fans for pc’s for the summer time.
Great take. Worth the sats
Would I be crazy to assume with the 1000w limit that means per system? If they are separate I probably have room for 2 or 3kwh total. I mean separate lol
Looks like aprox 12k usd for 13.5 kWh. Not too bad just a big upfront investment. Would be very nice tho. My setup will probably only include Charging batteries rather than hooking up to my elect panel. I’m renting and I don’t want to get into permitting projects. I’m able to do around 1000w standalone solar panel setups. My neighborhood gets power shutoff for wind fairly regularly so it would mainly be used to offset that and maybe power some appliances during peak hours.
I watched a few videos on that and it seems a little more involved which I’m not afraid of in theory. The only thing that makes me want to buy the $200 dollar premade batteries is it seems like the individual cells you Link are Li-ion vs the LiFePo4 with the renogy/ speed queen batteries
What brand of battery did you use? I’ve read that solar panels are more or less a commodity now and the difference between them isn’t staggering. But with batteries I wasn’t sure. I bought a kepworth battery off Amazon and was thinking about picking up another one before the tariffs make the price go way up.
Bought an ecoflow and it got me interested in diy solar setups. Now I’m building my first setup. Couple of 100watt eco worth panels, nothin fancy. Just enough to charge a little 12v 100ah battery