no reason why you couldn't - just use 1 PSU per blade, and power both at the same time

I'd be worried about condensation on the units, but I don't know for sure.

Haha!  Excellent point!   

Electrically there would only be a problem if you had each PSU on a different phase. Used to get this in the old days of RS232 where the printer was a long way from the server as the reference ground volt value was slightly different. It should not cause a problem in a house or single office, I run one of my Ant's on two old 450W Corsairs and it works like a charm.

Hi,
Given the fact that my psu is rated 450watts dc and at that rated would pull about 530ac from the wall - does that mean that I can overclock like others have done?

Thanks.

Hmm, I just noticed that on two of my miners one of the blades uses only half the number of ASICS.

2
16
350
0
46
xoxoxoxo xoxoxoxo oooooooo xoooooxo


1
16
350
1380
45
xoxoxoxo xoxoxoxo oooooooo oooxoooo


so on one blade 2 and on the other blade 1...

Has this happened all of a sudden to anyone else. Could the chips have died? I have not overclocked the unit whatsoever. Time to power cycle them I guess and see if that fixes it.

Edit: After power cycling the units they went back to normal. I was really hoping they would not do this. This is the exact same issue I've had with Avalon units. After some time mining they would lock up and only a power cycle would bring them back to normal.

How much can these units be taken upto in terms of hash power beyond the 200GH and safe temps.

Hi guys
i'm stuck with WiFi settings

I've created WWAN interface with WiFi in "Client" mode and enabled DHCP. Assigned it to firewall zone wan.
Once i power on Ant with unattached ethernet cable, i can see in my router console that Ant connected via WiFi and has IP 192.168.1.95, but nothing works (ssh/ping/Luci webpage).
If I attach ethernet after few seconds it's recognized by router with default ip 192.168.1.99. Then everything works from both IPs (ssh/ping/Luci webpage)
If i simply deattach ethernet, it falls down again, BUT if i first stop WAN interface from console, Ant switches to WWAN, and works perfectly.

i checked iptables and it seems that for each wan interface the same rule was added for wlan0.
Do i need to add static routes or something else?

+1

With that being said, there should be no problem as long as you plug both PSU's into the same wall socket.

Plugging PSU's into different wall sockets may present problems if they are on different legs...especially if your building has grounding problems.

So, I read the warnings that at its max clock of 400mhz its pushing what the VRM's can handle and can cause harm. Has anyone mined @ 400mhz w/o issue?
Is there any way to see the VRM temps? I imagine as long as the VRM's are cool its fine at 400mhz

Its really cold right now, and my avalon mines @ 22c(hottest temp) in the garage .. I plan on putting antminer in there as well, would it be fine at 400mhz in same temps?

Im just trying to figure out if 400mhz is really pushing it ... PERIOD or if its for people who are dumb and run it at 400mhz in really hot environments, therefore causing risk for it to melt =P