I wish you would have had it running just like that to see how the sound was. I plan on doing this for my K7 but it will remain in my basement. I will be putting a large cylinder filter on it but would be nice to know if it's still quiet enough for a house. Thanks
I will tell you right now that the guy at "Fruits and Associates" makes the BEST shrouds. Period. I have tried them all - by everyone who makes them - and by far theirs are the best for several reasons. Also, just a comment that all our S19J Pros run pretty great until we start adding fan spoofers. I've been told the S19jPro models (the only ones we have, rn) are very very buggy firmware wise, so a word of caution to anyone looking to alter an S19jPro
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@@TheHobbyistMiner Intake of the ASIC or intake of the AC infinity inline fan? You want to filter the air before it travels through the ASIC. Unless I'm mistaken and the shroud kit is on the intake side of the ASIC and not the exhaust. If it is how do the ASIC exhaust fans handle the extra airflow being pushed by the AC Infinity fan?
THM wow awesome 👏 content! Looks like you are going to make a part 2? Video did not state that but can’t wait to see it in action, and the miner looks so cool with the shroud too! Can’t wait for the next video!
If that fan that is connected to a different breaker trip out and that miner is running over 80 internally boards are going to get burn as the miner is going to continue running because since original fans been remove it won’t shut down right on time or right away and therefore over heat. I have that same issue running the same setup. Best thing you can do is connect that ac infinity to the same breaker that miner is running so if one of them trip ( miner or fan) both would shut down at the same time
do you have an email to send an inquiry to the builder fruit and associates? wanted to know if you can build or have built other shrouds than what they have listed. ty
$180 for just extruded ABS is waaay to much for me. Even if they are injection molding it on the scale (they are most likely selling it at) doesn't constitute for that price point
@@TheHobbyistMiner No those PCIE adapters, sorry I wasn't clear, I have a couple H110 BTC+ motherboards and you have to have at least one wrap of electrical tape around the adapters otherwise they will touch and short, you can see how close they are to touching
I would be nervous completely removing the fans on the Asic. Especially with the inline fan on a separate breaker. What if for some reason the 120V circuit breaker pops but the S19 keeps chugging along on the 240V circuit? Hopefully the thermal protections will be fast enough to shut it down but 3kW heats stuff fast... I have a similar setup but I keep the original fans on. They do very little noise at 2-3k rpm but will ramp up if the inline fan breaks or shuts down.
Great idea, i have a similar setup as well with 2 Asics in my basement. Right now i have one 8inch fan blowing outside air into both. I'm also in Pennsylvania so it's been nice and cool so all works great. That said, I've always been worried the fan gives in and the Asics warm up too fast and something gets messed up. Keeping the original fans on may then be a fail safe and like you said, they will just fire up
Why would your circuit randomly pop? That's not how electricity works... If you're that concerned about it simply run a dedicated 15amp breaker for this fan/set of fans. The original fans move ~360-500CFM (having fans on both front and back doesn't dbl airflow) so if you want you can reduce the inline fan down to ~500CFM (2/3 power) and it'll last longer than your stock fans.
@@Porter302007 Maybe he also has a toaster on that circuit, I don't know. Or the fan bearing fails. Or a squirrel chews the wires. Point is : you never want to have a single point of failure.
@@guillaumel9891 you're listing avoidable failures. Fan bearings fail progressively they aren't a binary function - they'll fail over time which allows ample time catch and resolve the issue. You do not need to over engineer or introduce unnecessary complexity to the situation - the addition of extra is more often a detriment to the process.
If your Running any ASIC Miners at Home, what creative methods have you used to quiet down your Miner because dang those High RPM Fans are so Whiny!?
I've used the Fruits & Associates kits for both the Antminer and Whatsminer ASICs. Never had any issues and they've worked great.
Shed looks good man!!!
Thank you, always evolving.
I wish you would have had it running just like that to see how the sound was. I plan on doing this for my K7 but it will remain in my basement. I will be putting a large cylinder filter on it but would be nice to know if it's still quiet enough for a house. Thanks
100% is. You can remove the fans, install the fan spoofers, shroud and inline fan and leave it.
I will tell you right now that the guy at "Fruits and Associates" makes the BEST shrouds. Period. I have tried them all - by everyone who makes them - and by far theirs are the best for several reasons.
Also, just a comment that all our S19J Pros run pretty great until we start adding fan spoofers. I've been told the S19jPro models (the only ones we have, rn) are very very buggy firmware wise, so a word of caution to anyone looking to alter an S19jPro
So far so good. Looks like the spoofers are reporting the fans at 6900 rpms right now.
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⭐Use Checkout Discount Code "TheHobbyistMiner" for 15% Off
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⭐Use Checkout Discount Code "TheHobbyistMiner" for 15% Off
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🔸Blower Tool used to Clean ASIC Miner amzn.to/3guIqoV
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Lol! Nice cover photo haha. 📸
Thank you was a ton of fun to make!
Why are you filtering the exhaust? Should be filtering the intake.
I am filtering only the intake.
@@TheHobbyistMiner Intake of the ASIC or intake of the AC infinity inline fan? You want to filter the air before it travels through the ASIC. Unless I'm mistaken and the shroud kit is on the intake side of the ASIC and not the exhaust. If it is how do the ASIC exhaust fans handle the extra airflow being pushed by the AC Infinity fan?
what a bad ass cover photo for your video!
Glad you like it!
Why do people capitalize the C in Bit"c"oin? Hahahaha😂
Lol. That bothers you?
@@TheHobbyistMiner Nah m8! Hahaha just a joke xD love your content! Pls continue making videos for us❤️
Just giving you a hard time
Awesome video! I have S19Pro 110T i will buy everything in Amazon thanks for information in video also will buy more Asic S19Pro!
Thank you! More to come!
Its not deliverable in India. In this case what I can do?
THM wow awesome 👏 content! Looks like you are going to make a part 2? Video did not state that but can’t wait to see it in action, and the miner looks so cool with the shroud too! Can’t wait for the next video!
Coming soon!
After install of the in-line fan and removing the (4) fans, was there an electrical savings or was the project just to reduce noise?
So the inline fan uses 100watts at speed 10. So it did use less watts than the 4 x 6000 rpms fans overall. But i was also moving MORE air.
If that fan that is connected to a different breaker trip out and that miner is running over 80 internally boards are going to get burn as the miner is going to continue running because since original fans been remove it won’t shut down right on time or right away and therefore over heat. I have that same issue running the same setup. Best thing you can do is connect that ac infinity to the same breaker that miner is running so if one of them trip ( miner or fan) both would shut down at the same time
S19J Pro will thermal throttle at 90C and at 96C stops mining on it's own as a safe guard.
Whats the ROI on the miner and all the gear you showing here? 2 or 4 years atm?
ROI is not something you can track or predict during this type of market. Not worth even considering it
Great videos! please keep them coming!! Do you have links for the hooded vents you used for the intake and exhaust? Amazon? many thanks!!
do you have an email to send an inquiry to the builder fruit and associates? wanted to know if you can build or have built other shrouds than what they have listed. ty
Message me on discord or Twitter. Let me get you connected.
ty sent you discord appreciated
Very nice looking kit!
Can't wait for part 2! 👍👍
It gets down to the twens, aka, it doesn't get cold in PA
haha! Where you located?
@@TheHobbyistMiner basically Fargo ND
this is pretty cool, can you update what's the power consumption of the s19 without original fans and with acinfinity fan instead
Yep next video
Not sure you have the right link for the filter box…
Let me check
Here is the direct link from HVAC Supply. I made it a short link because its crazy long shorturl.at/klnQR
Perfect! Thanks
Abs is good for heat but not strong Pla is stronger .nylon would be the best but harder to print
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Airplane mode on !!
Hahah
$180 for just extruded ABS is waaay to much for me. Even if they are injection molding it on the scale (they are most likely selling it at) doesn't constitute for that price point
what a joke
Tape those adapters man
Tape the Shrouds to the ASIC? Is that that what your recommending?
@@TheHobbyistMiner No those PCIE adapters, sorry I wasn't clear, I have a couple H110 BTC+ motherboards and you have to have at least one wrap of electrical tape around the adapters otherwise they will touch and short, you can see how close they are to touching
What pool do you use your antminer on?
F2Pool Currently.
Very nice shed 🪙setup!
Thank you
I would be nervous completely removing the fans on the Asic. Especially with the inline fan on a separate breaker. What if for some reason the 120V circuit breaker pops but the S19 keeps chugging along on the 240V circuit? Hopefully the thermal protections will be fast enough to shut it down but 3kW heats stuff fast... I have a similar setup but I keep the original fans on. They do very little noise at 2-3k rpm but will ramp up if the inline fan breaks or shuts down.
Its a great thought. Something to workout forsure.
Great idea, i have a similar setup as well with 2 Asics in my basement. Right now i have one 8inch fan blowing outside air into both. I'm also in Pennsylvania so it's been nice and cool so all works great. That said, I've always been worried the fan gives in and the Asics warm up too fast and something gets messed up. Keeping the original fans on may then be a fail safe and like you said, they will just fire up
Why would your circuit randomly pop? That's not how electricity works... If you're that concerned about it simply run a dedicated 15amp breaker for this fan/set of fans. The original fans move ~360-500CFM (having fans on both front and back doesn't dbl airflow) so if you want you can reduce the inline fan down to ~500CFM (2/3 power) and it'll last longer than your stock fans.
@@Porter302007 Maybe he also has a toaster on that circuit, I don't know. Or the fan bearing fails. Or a squirrel chews the wires. Point is : you never want to have a single point of failure.
@@guillaumel9891 you're listing avoidable failures. Fan bearings fail progressively they aren't a binary function - they'll fail over time which allows ample time catch and resolve the issue. You do not need to over engineer or introduce unnecessary complexity to the situation - the addition of extra is more often a detriment to the process.
Nice to see you could help out DJ
Yeah been hosting one of his rigs for a while now. About 1 Ghs on ERGO.