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I am parting out my 3 CCD miners; total 14 modules, 200 GH/s each
Modules are .5 BTC each; .4 for 2 or more; .3 for 4 or more; + shipping
I am in the US. PM "reasonable" offers if interested.
~nhminer
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Whats a good pool to mine this?
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Can anyone report on their experiences with the SP30 on p2pool please? Thanks.
We currently have about 230 TH/s mostly comprising SP30s on p2pool. They seem to work with p2pool just fine. Did you get your local p2pool up and running? |
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I had a fan go bad on one of my hosted SP10, I had to special order it, and I also fear about the power supplies since they are not that easy to find (even if I did find, not sure it would just work). Recently I bought a no name dragon type miner for experimenting, it has a regular power supply, and it also came with some super duper LOUD industrial airplane fans. I removed the loud jet engine fans, and replaced them with silent High RPM, 2000 RPM fans. The miner is working great, and no problems with heat. Why the big loud fans? I don't know. My thoughts on miner design, staying with the S3s if I need smaller miners.
Which fans did you order? |
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Well, I ordered myself an SP20. I've never had an issue with ROI in the past so happy to cough up some coin for an efficient miner. At what energy costs? $.15 Let's just say there are always new coins to mine other than BTC...just gotta be smart... I haven't seen much worth mining these days -- any recommendations? |
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Hi Gang,
Have I got some goodies for you.
1. The SP20 is out! Yes, that's right, we got a price, we got a shipping date, and we also have a prototype in hand:
Nice! Can we use our compensation coupons on these? Ordered! The giftcard works, but the discount code does not; I've paid the balance in BTC, can you arrange for the refund of my discount coupon? |
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Hi Gang,
Have I got some goodies for you.
1. The SP20 is out! Yes, that's right, we got a price, we got a shipping date, and we also have a prototype in hand:
Nice! Can we use our compensation coupons on these? |
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Its my article and I pester them a bunch for info on stuff. They were good enough to allow me to break the story first and I appreciate it so much. I really do like the the SP20 as it does fill the gap in the miner realm right now. Adding in they are talking a few week ship time as opposed to months and months this is a great choice.  Quoted in part:
Spondoolies-Tech is releasing a new miner named the SP20-Jackson that will start shipping in October.
Specifications as of press time:
Hash Rate: 1.7 th/s +/- 5%, Over Clockable to 1.8 th/s, 8 ASIC Chips
Power Consumption: 1100 watts at the wall with a Gold rated, 90% efficiency PSU suggested
Power connections: 4x PCIe
Smaller Form Factor 1/3 size of the SP30, 60dB or less estimated
What I like a lot is 60dB or less! By comparison sp-10 is at 80 decibel Decibel Levels of Common Sounds: | Decibels | Degree | Sound Source | | 80 | Loud | Average City Traffic | | 60 | Moderate | Conversational speech |
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Nope. Just ordered one for ~2k$! No, unless you have a special "roadstress" price. Is it possible to use more than one coupon on a single SP-31? Yes, Barbara said "The gift cards are transferable. The system accepts one gift card and one discount per order, so if you have multiple gift cards we would need to consolidate them for you. We would need to receive permission from the owner of the gift card to do the consolidation." Thanks, but not very clear. So, I cannot use two of my own coupons on one order, but if I have a coupon and bought another coupon from someone, then I can use two? This is not very logical. I am sure they will consolidate them for you, just ask |
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Nope. Just ordered one for ~2k$! No, unless you have a special "roadstress" price. Is it possible to use more than one coupon on a single SP-31? Yes, Barbara said "The gift cards are transferable. The system accepts one gift card and one discount per order, so if you have multiple gift cards we would need to consolidate them for you. We would need to receive permission from the owner of the gift card to do the consolidation." |
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I wonder how much those SP-20s are going to go for?
I wonder if we can use our compensation coupons for them !!! |
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http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/spondoolies-tech-introduces-sp20-jackson-1-7-ths-home-miners/Quoted in part: Spondoolies-Tech is releasing a new miner named the SP20-Jackson that will start shipping in October. They are doing this to help fill the gap in the mining industry for the home and smaller mining farm market. Many companies have become sensitive about mining becoming too expensive and too centralized. Spondoolies-Tech, with the introduction of the SP20 Bitcoin ASIC Miner, is addressing that concern. The specs of the SP20-Jackson fall in the mid range end of miners and are better suited to being housed at home. Specifications as of press time: Hash Rate: 1.7 th/s +/- 5%, Over Clockable to 1.8 th/s, 8 ASIC Chips Power Consumption: 1100 watts at the wall with a Gold rated, 90% efficiency PSU suggested Power connections: 4x PCIe Smaller Form Factor 1/3 size of the SP30, 60dB or less estimated I asked Gadi Glikberg of Spondoolies-Tech about the announcement and what he had to say was pointed as he and Guy Corem always are. As I’m sure you know, a lot of people have declared home mining to be a thing of the past. That however is only true if home miners do not have access to the most efficient ASIC in the market. To help spread the hash rate, we are preparing to launch the SP20 – Jackson. A home mining unit that puts the power back in the hands of home miners. We’ll start taking pre-orders for October delivery. The power to gh/s ratio is creeping down across the board. This lower power requirement makes it easier for home users to run the miners while keeping the hash rate up. The announcement comes on the heels of the SP30 reveal in August. The SP30 runs at 4.5 th/s and 2900 watts at the wall on 220v. While the SP30 is the top miner in the wild right now, the smaller footprint and power consumption of the SP20 will be attractive to many that can’t afford the larger SP30. The SP31-Yukon is the successor to the SP31 runs at a blistering 5.5 th/s at 2800 to 3000 watts as the wall and is also shipping in October. The specifications of both the SP20 and the SP31 are impressive to say the least. With Spondoolies-Tech’s SP20 and SP31 on the market at the same time, they should be able to offer the range of miners demanded by home and larger users. Spondoolies-Tech is not resting; they are actively working on many projects and as Zvisha stated: Well, I sleep a lot less, but it is fun. I am working on three generations of our product at the same time; I don’t think I would do that in any other company. SP10 went on the market six months ago, and it became end-of-life after four months. That is crazy. The competition is so strong and dynamic, if you stop for one month you can be out of the game.
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All of the August customers who requested a coupon were sent one.
We are now going over the September list.
Gadi
Can I ask in this thread as I'm sure other will be interested too. I have my vouchers thanks, it says they are valid for 6 months, are they restricted to the SP30/31 ? I'd probably take a gamble and wait for what you have coming next if they aren't. Due to a technical restriction the discount coupons are valid only for SP31. Should you choose to hang on to them for future products please contact us and we will replace the coupon. I am thinking of purchasing an extra coupon (giftcard) from someone. Will I be able to apply multiple gift cards on a single order? |
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Some real world feedback ...
We choose to host with Toomim Bros; Our miner was delivered at 11:30 today and we were mining within 2 hours.
At this point I'd give them a 10 for price and 10 support!
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Hey Guy -- received my tracking number today, thank you
I have 2 outstanding questions regarding the compensation email I sent to sales earlier this week that I'll repeat here:
1) Since I paid in BTC, can you refund in BTC rather than bank wire?
2) Is the coupon transferable?
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in two week  Do you mean in two weeks (TM BFL)? @nhminer That would only decrease the likelyhood of bitmine returning customer funds, so why would you even mention this? Once a company owes you money, you should help the company succeed... Good point, it was late and I was in an ornery mood. I've deleted the post |
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i mean "in two weeks" -> an after that -> i mean "in two weeks" i think you know what i mean... did anybody got an statement from them about the virus ? i'm very unhappy about that virus !!! There was a statement on their website |
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For planning purposes ... Can you tell us what order number you are currently shipping and when you expect to ship the balance of the Aug GB units?
Suggestion: In the order status, how about putting an "anticipated ship date"
or something on the website, "currently shipping order #"
That gives you little indication, as some orders contain 30+ units, and some only one. Good point -- unless it is shipping unit # 150 / 2000 and we know what shipping unit # our individual orders are |
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For planning purposes ... Can you tell us what order number you are currently shipping and when you expect to ship the balance of the Aug GB units?
Suggestion: In the order status, how about putting an "anticipated ship date"
or something on the website, "currently shipping order #"
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Hi group, we are considering purchasing CoinCraft hardware, but after reading these posts i'm really in doubt, see here http://www.clickon.ch/blog/bitmine-ch-coincraft-miners/. The miners look good, as i understand people get decent support if something goes wrong, the refunding is however a difficult endeavour. The question is - can we trust Bitmine.ch as our business partner, or better look somewhere else? Your thoughts are welcome. Given their track record and the way they treated paying customers (myself included) I can not recommend them Also, I guess you need to define "decent support" -- expect a 2-3 day turn around for email and tech support Finally, the mining blades run hot and use a lot of power. Not a good return on electricity ~nh |
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