i'm not sure where to post this ... i wanted to set up a couple of mining rigs to mine off the grid using a home solar system with a battery bank to power them with .... is this a pipe dream or can it be done? any info/advice greatly appreciated.
with my current hardware and the price of bitcoin its like $10 day. plus the hope that bitcoin keeps rising . i just don't want to pay $0.50 a kwh to the power companyJust like on grid...this is simply supply and demand.
On grid, supply speaks to $ paid to the elec company.
Off grid....can your solar and battery configuration support enough hardware to actually mine more than pennies per day?
That would be $10/day, if running from the grid 24/7.with my current hardware and the price of bitcoin its like $10 day. plus the hope that bitcoin keeps rising .
idk i'll have to plug in my killawat to find my usage. i have a battery bank of 11kwh ill have to check on what my panels bring inThat would be $10/day, if running from the grid 24/7.
Does your solar/battery config have the power to run that system 24/7, at a mining power level?
Knowing what you can supply, and what your system uses, is critical to determining if this will work.idk i'll have to plug in my killawat to find my usage. i have a battery bank of 11kwh ill have to check on what my panels bring in
right\, but it should work right its not impossible to do is it?Knowing what you can supply, and what your system uses, is critical to determining if this will work.
"mining" is possible on any platform.right\, but it should work right its not impossible to do is it?
btw thank you for your input very cool
Many things can be done, can you make an electric lawnmower with 9v batteries? Sure with enough of them. Can you fit 10 people in a Cooper Mini, sure if you find the right people and practice, can you dam the Mississippi with a spoon and an army of beavers, probably not "impossible", especially during a drought.right\, but it should work right its not impossible to do is it?
btw thank you for your input very cool