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User renan90 just replied to this topic with a preview. Dunno where he got it from, but it's here:. Some have beefier parts, some obviously substituted with whatever was cheapest at the Shenzhen market that day. You say you have a 16 amp adapter- that may be true.
I would wager meters would draw amps easy. If you were to measure the voltage at the end of a 5 meter stretch you x bitcoin co idealista find it to be 10 or 11 volts when the LEDs are bright broghter draws power and causes voltage drop.
The strips could become quite warm themselves if too much current runs down them in that situation as well. Instead you need to make sure the light controller has legitimate power handling capabilities of amps per channel. The current draw of the LEDs is proportionate to the voltage.
When you turn all the LEDs to something bright the voltage on the wire drops and therefore each channel uses less current as a result.
If you turn on a single color there is less voltage drop and more current running through the channel. Hopefully that makes some sense. Your issue is really just that those controllers were designed to be used with one or two of those strips and they most likely used insufficently rated MOSFETs. But they cost more so most of those vendors cheap out. On eBay just a few cents difference can make you a top seller vs just some other reseller.
Instead they x bitcoin co idealista hotter and hotter until they melt. I opened the controller and there were 4 little x bitcoin co idealista things in parallel to the output connector, and one of those burned down probably the one for the RED channel. So there's literally no way to know if my next WIFI controller from Aliexpress will be able to handle the 20 meters?
You really think they dont profit from the maintenance fee? It's not just electricity bills x bitcoin co idealista they're paying from the maintenance fee. I bet it's all kind of bills to keep the place running, salaries x bitcoin co idealista the people who take care of the place, security etc. Also, imagine if some mining rigs break down for some reason. They will have to buy new ones They can't ask us, the users, to pay x bitcoin co idealista for the hash power of those rigs that just broke down.
They will silently replace them. I dont think you understood my point, As a service HF should be flexible both ways, If they are offering a service that cant survive a correction, they are cheating their customers. I understand the terms of the contract but them terms should come into play only if HF are losing money and until that point it should be HF's duty to honour the contracts, I doubt they would be losing money after a maintenance fee reduction to match the market value - If the Market Value Increases im sure the Maintenance fee will follow so why when the Market value drops the Maintenance fee does not?
HF Should be flexible both ways And you already agreed to it, not being flexible. There's nothing you can do here, in regards of this. You can't expect them to lower the maintenance fee, since that's the actual driver of these contracts. Not the one-time payment that we made once. You do realize, that it's the same as with buying your own equipment: Trust me, they're also losing x bitcoin co idealista if the BTC price goes down, but they still have to keep up the servers running, cause that's their job.
Ask yourself what was the reason of contract x bitcoin co idealista hike? HF bad management and greed - most likely YES. I bet that if you'd made a lot of money on x bitcoin co idealista, and you would have to tell people how you've made that money, you would also call it an "investment".
You would be comfortable with that word, cause you've made your money. They are already here. I am just not sure who they are testifying to? I mean, most of us have already x bitcoin co idealista, the deed is done.
So far, they are operating how I would expect them to. They could have worked harder to see around some corners, but dont think they anticipated the huge influx of x bitcoin co idealista.
I would do the x bitcoin co idealista thing. Limit withdrawals, hire more folks, make some changes to the website and increase prices to account for a finite resource such as their available hash rate. Think about it as another business. Your a breakfast joint that has a set number x bitcoin co idealista eggs. You sell them at a set price. Oh shit, we have literally 10 times the customers we had last week.
Hire more staff, limit seating, raise the price on x bitcoin co idealista. I am by no means a hashflare shill, but I am a reasonable person and have not seen anything yet to worry me. But, I was also prudent when I invested, I only put in what I was willing to throw away. Anything I make back is all gravy. If I dont, meh, was a fun exercise. So you invest one day, and the next you earn at half the rate and are told you cant actually reach the minimum withdrawal within your year contract?
They are selling a product, machine rental. Its fraud and false advertisement to talk about datacenters on your site when your product contracts have no correlation to that whatsoever. The CEO is a EU citizen therefore he can be extradited from any country in the world for prosecution.
If they are taking fiat, and providing a service, they are now legally liable and I will be contacting authorities there.
Dont know about Russian laws but its certainly against US law and by servicing US citizens you become liable. If they say they are dealing in crypto they are practicing an unlicensed business.
Its not about getting money back, its about the CEO being barred from doing further business in the EU. Regardless if hashflare is a good business or if it brings in x bitcoin co idealista they cant just change the deal at will because they said they can. I believe they are not providing the service they advertised in a regulated market and that is enough to start an investigation.
Im still in the same boat as you but fuck that delusion that we just wait it out. Reporting this company doest hurt anyone involved.
They need a wakeup call. I am a calm person, I can play the waiting game. The damage is done, we invested, the money is there. I, personally, would give it more time before calling my lawyer, but everyone is different, I guess. Also, everybody is all worked up now, cause for a couple of weeks the Bitcoin price went up like crazy, so they got brainwashed by their potential earnings.
Now BTC went down, the difficulty grew, the amount of people that got interested in Bitcoin also grew significantly, which gave us some problems It's like i'm in the kindergarten again.
This whole cryptocurrency thing is bringing out the "annoying child" in a lot of people, and it's pathetic. Btw, read the Terms of Service on their website, and you'll realise that they can do a lot, without actually doing x bitcoin co idealista stuff. They have the rights to change prices, and so on. Also, if they're really a scam like some people speculate on herethen they wouldn't even x bitcoin co idealista about it.
Since it went down a couple percentages, now it should show a higher BTC amount. If I'm wrong, I'll apologize. However, burring your head in the sand so you don't see the mushroom cloud x bitcoin co idealista not going to help. It's my opinion - you're free to have a different one.
Dude, sucking the last drop of hope out of everybody won't help either. The damage is done for most of us. Our money is in their hands. Everything happened so x bitcoin co idealista. I still want to believe in this whole thing, even if some crazy changes happened today.
It's almost like some people are just making these x bitcoin co idealista, so x bitcoin co idealista can tell us later: I'm not trying to "suck the last drop of hope" out of anyone. I guess I'm just venting a bit. My message could have been crafted a bit more eloquently. I also reacted a little too aggressive, which I regret.
Positive vibes should be around here, even if it's hard to keep a positive mind after the last few days. Yeah - I mean, it's that much better as BTC continues growing I think it turns out that you should be putting in the fees as a "power cost" in those calculators so it remains a flat fee Not that they're realistic anyway. And I am as much at fault as anybody - I have to see it laid out day by day before I really grok it.
I mean those flat calculators predict an amazing ROI x bitcoin co idealista people get blinded quickly by it, and jump to conclusions that they can buy a lambo in a year, haha.
Would love to have a monthly breakdown in the calculator. It would be helpful for those, who want to cash out monthly, sort of like a "salary".
