Hello Bitcoin. This is Dowcore here from BitcoinASIChosting.com bringing you another unboxing video. As always, the box is empty because I get just too excited when I get here and honestly this one really took the kick for some interesting installation issues but without further ado, we have now the Dragon T1 miner. This is one of the newer ASIC miners coming out of China. It looks like some sort of a clone using someone else's chips and we have one running. So, first thing I want to bring into and this is what is really important is that these units use a internal Raspberry Pi control unit and the interface itself is actually in Chinese. So I'm going to show you guys this if you guys can see real quick. It's all in Chinese. I'm not going to go there and have you guys look at all my account information but it is in Chinese. So, first thing that I found is when you're setting up one of these, do set it up with Google Chrome so you can do the translate into English because you're going to need to see that to be able to understand what buttons the push unless you have good understanding of Chinese character. So, that's the first thing. So, this is supposed to be a... Let's see it's running at one Terra hash right now. You can kind of see I'll show you the little screen. I'm sorry about the error but here you guys can see what we got going on here and see if we can kind of get it zoomed in. It's kind of micro. There we go again. Well, if you can see that but it says right now 1.018 Terra hash per second and this is actually the LCD screening. You know, this is the front... This is actually the back of the unit. Here's where the warm air is coming out. So, actually you're going to want to come around here and then focus on put the cold air coming in on the intakes here. We're actually the power cord. So, minor thing but so that's kind of the orientation. It is a much taller unit than normal if you guys can tell. This is not quite AU but it seems like it's maybe 6 or 7U. So, it's a very non-standard case and stacking them could be an issue because you see right here we do have a exhaust port up here with the running fans. So, I'm not sure... It's not too warm right now under load but I'm not sure if you cover this up what's going to happen in the internal dynamics. It might not be a problem. There is a warranty sticker right here sealed up and you got three fans in the back and see we got... Yeah, none in... Three, excuse me, three fans in the front, none in the back and then the LCD screen. Okay, so this one came set for a static IP address. So, you got to make sure that when you get these units that you actually go through and change your adapter setting to match the subnet for this address you can access the device and then you'll find out that when you log into the actual interface and go back over here you go into the interface it will be in Chinese. The first line right here it goes across the top that's your network information you'll be able to kind of tell that this button right here that sets network information. Now, you thought that it would save the worker information everything else but it actually does not do that. So, you actually have a separate button to set the worker information for your pool. So, then what you do is you set your information here and then put it on whatever your network so you can get back to it and then what happens is then it will reboot over here and then you're new to confirm the change you'll see the new IP address right across here. So, this is how you confirm but you'll have no mining information but just temperature information. So, that's how you know you have network information but you do not have mining action going on. Next thing is is under here you're going to have the pool, your worker and password, the difficulty. It actually has an internal difficulty so I've changed this one for to 1024 for the difficulty and then right here is where you have to translate. Basically, I'm not actually sure how it works but this is what I did. I basically put the pool information in here. I hit hit this button and it has says start and close. I just hit it at close and then basically literally turned off the machine and this one says power automatically. I set it to that and then saved it. Turned off the machine, brought the machine back up, went through the entire cycle and voila, it's mining. Okay. So, now, so this is the dragon team on mine right now. The most important thing is you guys are probably wondering power usage. So, right now, it is doing 1.018 Terra Hatch per second. It is running 1129 watts. Now, we just have this thing running for 20 minutes. We're going to let it run all night. We'll let you know if there's an update video if it changes but this is what we're getting about 1130. It's called that and of course at 120 residential power, we are getting 9.51 amps and then we're right here. We're going to do 118 volts are coming getting pulled out of the wall. So, that's what we have going on here. This is the new dragon team on miner. Coming with one of these new chips and has a 1,000 watt supply, single power from the back, nothing special, no 230 or two phases, just single regular power supply and yeah, it seems to work real well. We got it going. We actually have another one here and another one. We're just waiting for DHL to bring the other one. We're about to set this one up right here and yeah, it's coming out China and I hope you guys enjoy. Thank you. This is DaoCore with Bitcoin Asic Hosting. You can go to our website if you need any kind of dedicated hosting, consulting or co-location for your ASIC mining gear and you can either go to our website at BitcoinASichosting.com or you can email us directly at hosting at BitcoinASichosting.com. Again, this is DaoCore. Cheers.