“Angus made us measure every outlet before touching the miner. We cancelled a second purchase after the power review showed the shed could not cool two units through January.”
Client stories
What visitors took home from crypto mining education
“The Fundamentals afternoon felt long, and the dust-filter segment was dry — but that checklist stopped me from blocking the intake with shelving the first week.”
“Private coaching fixed a firmware mismatch I had been blaming on the pool. Two hours, three cables reseated, reject rate dropped the next morning.”
“Study circle is useful if you already run a unit. People brought log screenshots; we compared stale-share patterns after a local ISP change.”
Extended story: shed retrofit after Fundamentals
A Kirwan household arrived with one second-hand unit and a plan to daisy-chain power boards. During Mining Fundamentals they practised clamp readings on the demonstration PDU, then photographed their shed layout for the follow-up email.
Two weeks later they returned for a short coaching block. Angus helped map intake and exhaust paths, and they left with a parts list for ducting and a script for their electrician describing continuous load. They later wrote that the miner stayed online through a humid February week without tripping the house circuit — the original goal of their booking.
Extended story: pause before expanding
A small business owner booked a power & profitability review hoping to justify four additional ASICs. After reviewing summer tariff notes and ambient temperatures from a cheap data logger, the session concluded that two units with better airflow would outperform a cramped four-unit wall. The client delayed expansion and used coaching hours to retune fan curves instead.