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This is a Bitcoin mining heated driveway snow melt system. So far, its the biggest I'm aware of. It's about 300' long and utilizes 12 S21 Pro machines in immersion fluid, which heat glycol through a set of brazed plate heat exchangers. The 3/4" PEX is closely spaced and... show more

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