Upgraded Bitaxe Power Supply for Multiple Bitaxes

Time to upgrade my Bitaxe power supplies! Parts list from Amazon: Bitaxe Gamma: https://geni.us/BitaxeGamma Better Power Supply: https://geni.us/HNPbPyx Power Supply (original from video): https://geni.us/KqIxWC Better Connectors (16 AWG): https://geni.us/z867eN Connectors (original from video): https://geni.us/4znjf Basic Power Cable: https://geni.us/0fwnT Switched Power Cable: https://geni.us/nESF Follow me on Twitter / X: https://x.com/arielbravy Bitaxe Resources: Purchase a Bitaxe Gamma (1 chip): https://geni.us/BitaxeGamma Purchase a Bitaxe GT (2 chips): https://geni.us/BitaxeGT Purchase a NerdQAxe++ (4 chips): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePlusPlus Purchase a NerdQAxe+ Hydro (4 chips, watercooled): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePPHydro Purchase a NerdQAxe Octaxe (8 chips): https://geni.us/Octaxe Home Heaters / Miners: Canaan Nano 3S (6 TH/s desk heater): https://geni.us/AvalonNano3S Canaan Mini 3 (40 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonMini3 Canaan Avalon Q (90 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonQ Main Site: https://bitaxe.org/ Github: https://github.com/skot/ESP-Miner Discord:   / discord   Bitaxe Creator: https://x.com/skot9000 AI Video Summary: This video demonstrates how to upgrade and consolidate the power supply for a fleet of Bitaxe miners. By using a single, high-capacity "beefier" power supply, the user solves issues related to underpowered adapters and organizes their setup more efficiently. Reasons for the Upgrade: Consolidation: Power multiple Bitaxe units from a single source rather than individual wall adapters. Overclocking Headroom: Standard 4-amp power supplies can fail when pushing miners for higher hash rates. Upgrading to a 6-amp or higher unit provides more stability. Troubleshooting: The reviewer found that certain provided 10-amp power supplies were incompatible with their new Bitaxe Gamma units, preventing them from hashing. [00:11, 01:20] The New Power Supply: The unit used is a 5V 40A (200W) power supply. It features a voltage selector (110V/220V) and a potentiometer to fine-tune the output voltage by +/- 10%. [01:45, 03:31] Assembly & Wiring: AC Input: The unit does not come with a power cord; the user must harvest one and wire the live (hot), neutral, and ground wires to the appropriate screw terminals. DC Output: Standard barrel jack connectors for the Bitaxe are wired to the DC terminals. The reviewer confirms the output is a steady 5V DC. Safety Tip: When wiring, wrap the bare wire clockwise around the screw so it tightens as the screw is turned. [03:04, 05:37] Outcome: The upgraded power supply successfully powered three miners simultaneously (two Gammas and one overclocked Supra), resolving the hashing issues seen with the previous adapters. [06:22, 06:44] #Bitcoin #Bitaxe