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A single S5 caused the interference? Something doesn’t add up with this story. A fleet of Antminers, perhaps, but even that would be unlikely. Edit (addendum)
by Mtinie 9y ago
A single S5 caused the interference? Something doesn’t add up with this story.
A fleet of Antminers, perhaps, but even that would be unlikely.
Edit (addendum):
Details about the stock unit’s noise output; Antminer S5 runs at 61 to 65 dB at 4 feet. Modified S5 with a higher-quality fan dropped the measured sound intensity to 48 dB[0].
Follow-up Edit:
I just noticed that I’d clipped a section of my response...which would have made it clear that my doubt was that the S5 put out emissions that interfered with T-Mobile. I referenced sound later, but only intended that to be a point of reference.
Whoops!
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- Jtsummers 9y agoSound isn't the problem. It's RF noise creating the static.
- ofcourseianal 9y agoFor some reason I don’t think they were concerned with 700MHz sound waves