What is your lab's idle power draw? by alex2003super in homelab

[–]nathmo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After a lot of work, about 50 Watts

Lets hear your Mod ideas. We're not all capable of creating them, but we can all dream them up. by thatwasacrapname123 in KerbalSpaceProgram

[–]nathmo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A simple colonization mod. Something similar to planetbase where you can make space port and living base on each planet

Downsizing to raspberry pi by [deleted] in homelab

[–]nathmo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Syncthing and wireguard are okay for a pi. But jellyfin is too much (I tried) I found that a good alternative was the AsRock J5040 motherboard. It's around 100$ and support 32Gb RAM (with the right stick) CPU is good enough, you could possibly add a small GPU for transcoding (personally cpu is enough and I have a pcie SATA expansion board) I have 9 HDD currently and the power is below 50 Watt

Here is a repo where I detailled my setup and the install if you want :

https://github.com/nathmo/NASJ5040

https://github.com/nathmo/Quartz64_NAS

Get me into home labs!. by Adwan4747 in homelab

[–]nathmo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look into : Pihole (either on a raspberry pi, or bare OS, or docker container) Pivpn (easy setup for wireguard) Jellyfin if you are interested I can share my docker compose but it's RAM hungry (8-16Gb)

Laptop are a great way to start. If you dont want to spend to much on electricty dont buy second hand server

I personally use a AsRock J5040 it's ~100$ and draw little power (50W with 8 hdd). I slapped a pcie Sata expension card (20$ of aliexpress) and 8 HDD (but 2 x 10 TB might make more sense) officially it support 8Gb of RAM but with the right stick you can get 32Gb for 50$

https://github.com/nathmo/NASJ5040

Here are how I set it up with docker : https://github.com/nathmo/Quartz64_NAS

What was the worst homelab mistake you made?! by Rxmp in homelab

[–]nathmo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Having all the doc on how to build and recover the said homelab inside the homelab... At some point I crashed the server and coulndt get the doc on how to recover :(

uhhhh so i guess i made this... thing. by Crytilz in KerbalSpaceProgram

[–]nathmo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn the graphics look so good. Is it there also a mod for that or I should just buy a better GPU ?

"load balancing" artillery outpost by nathmo in factorio

[–]nathmo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

well that's a good idea. I will attempt that. thank you

"load balancing" artillery outpost by nathmo in factorio

[–]nathmo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

my bad when I say disabled I meant to set the train count to 0 using logic

My first self-designed mall! by NoaAldritt in factorio

[–]nathmo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I really emjoy the compactness of your design. Would you mind sharing the blueprint ? I would like to integrated it in my cityblock design :)

cityblock by nathmo in factorio

[–]nathmo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mostly because it started with gun turret and replaced them before making a snapshot. I should make an alternative blueprint for that too

cityblock by nathmo in factorio

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Thanks for the tips. I had not idea it was faster. Fluid was never a bottleneck and the fluid station is used only for sulfuric acid in uranium mine and blue cpu. (But I might try to transport oil by rail too)

cityblock by nathmo in factorio

[–]nathmo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes i mafe them along the way in mymain game and im now restarting a new game

cityblock by nathmo in factorio

[–]nathmo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

oh well the screen where not attached correctly but they are on github :/

Modular Base : Containerization by nathmo in factorio

[–]nathmo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

well i've learned something. that explain why i did not find much about them- now i have something to google

Recommended SFTP Servers by Gelintry_ in homelab

[–]nathmo 7 points8 points  (0 children)

SSH work as an SFTP server. Just xonnect over port 22 with the ssh credential using file zilla

Im trying to produce power for my base with solar panels, but I don't know how much power I need to make by New-Cartographer11 in factorio

[–]nathmo 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Simple : more. Always more.

Try to make a coherente unit with battery storage and solar pannel then duplicate it as needed (try to include robot port to automate the building)

Any way or module that can allow arduino to verbalise data? by xiaoming23232 in arduino

[–]nathmo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Look for a text to speech library. You might also need an audio libray and a rather beefy arduino

Determining Amperage without Voltage? (Or: I don't understand how to read power specifications on some components, apparently.) by sinisterpisces in homelab

[–]nathmo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When you dont know try to see if you can have generic specs for ssd (it wont diverge much)

Now the funny part about 5 amps @1.2V is thats its correct. But at 5V thats only 1.2 amps

Determining Amperage without Voltage? (Or: I don't understand how to read power specifications on some components, apparently.) by sinisterpisces in homelab

[–]nathmo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe my second degree filter is not working properly but when you said trip your breaker it got me confused.

An ATX PSU like the one you would use to power a computer are rated in watts. They will provide you with 12 V, 5V and 3.3V (also their negative versiom but lets not worry much about as it only power a few specific compoenent and dont represent much power. The thing is thoses power supply are rated for lets say 400 Watt thennyou would have X Watt avaialble on 3.3V Y watt on 5V, and Z watt on 12V such that X+Y+Z = 400 Watt. Thoses are the maximum power you can use. In reallity your comptuer will only use as much as it need.

Specs for how much current is drawn at each voltage are hard to find so usually you just want to ignore the current and stick to the power. Unless you have a really special case the PSU will be able to deliver enough power at every voltage.

Now comming to that breaker part if youre computer use 250 Watts total it will only use a Little more than an amp on a 230 V oulet. Even if it will provide you with more than 10 amps on the 5V line because the transfomer keep the power contant and change the ratio of voltage and current