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Title: [WTS] 5x GridSeed blades @225 Gh/s ea, 1.1w/gh Post by: shlep on December 06, 2014, 08:59:25 AM hello, selling 5 of the A1 blades that come in gridseed/dragon miner rigs, all blades function i just stole its control board to fix one miner and its PSU on another. Blades have only seen light use since i used that rig for Ebay mining contracts and it would sit idle when none were had.
Would like $150 per blade, shipping flat calculated based on buyer location and the responsibility of the buyer, accept BTC/LTC Title: Re: [WTS] 5x GridSeed blades @225 Gh/s ea, 1.1w/gh Post by: rammy2k2 on December 06, 2014, 10:02:19 AM hello, selling 5 of the A1 blades that come in gridseed/dragon miner rigs, all blades function i just stole its control board to fix one miner and its PSU on another. Blades have only seen light use since i used that rig for Ebay mining contracts and it would sit idle when none were had. Would like $150 per blade, shipping flat calculated based on buyer location and the responsibility of the buyer, accept BTC/LTC gridseed @ 225 gh ? wtf ? ??? Title: Re: [WTS] 5x GridSeed blades @225 Gh/s ea, 1.1w/gh Post by: shlep on December 06, 2014, 06:21:07 PM Title: Re: [WTS] 5x GridSeed blades @225 Gh/s ea, 1.1w/gh Post by: rammy2k2 on December 06, 2014, 11:46:57 PM u dont even know what u have there ... do u ? actually ... i doubt u have it ...
Title: Re: [WTS] 5x GridSeed blades @225 Gh/s ea, 1.1w/gh Post by: sidehack on December 07, 2014, 12:18:33 AM Pop the case open and give a few pictures of the inside, so's it can be properly and precisely identified.
Title: Re: [WTS] 5x GridSeed blades @225 Gh/s ea, 1.1w/gh Post by: shlep on December 07, 2014, 06:05:37 AM lol ill one better ill plug it back in
have 4.4 total TH but power supply poping left and right Title: Re: [WTS] 5x GridSeed blades @225 Gh/s ea, 1.1w/gh Post by: sidehack on December 07, 2014, 08:12:06 AM There's still the question of what the thing is. That picture is pretty generic equipment; Gridseed makes SHA/scrypt miners but don't use A1 chips; the hashrate isn't an expected value; stuff like that. Guess what I'm saying is, there's a lot of weird information in your product description that's probably going to turn people away from purchasing because they're not entirely sure what you have, or if you actually have it and aren't making stuff up.
A good accurate manufacturer, product name and such would help. A good picture of the machine's innards would also help verify what it is you're advertising, and being able to take that picture readily proves to potential buyers that you do possess what you're advertising, which is especially important for a relatively young account. |
