condensation aka moisture is water which is bad for most electrical devices.

I do not know the maths off of the top of my head, but there is plenty of it out there if you care to look, but it basically comes down to the chances, even with the number of people mining an "alt coin" of finding an address that has been used would take millions if not billions of years to brute force, so, fortunately for the bitcoin network, it is not possible to find one every week.

The only thing I would worry about is moisture, might not be a bad idea to put some plastic wrap as a sort of tent around them, but otherwise if your WiFi reaches out there you should be good to go.  I wouldn't worry about them getting "too cold"

I was offered 10.5K USD for...

2 BFL 60 GH/s
1 BFL 50 GH/s
1 BFL 30 GH/s
1 BFL  5 GH/s
Total 205 GH/s

I am wondering if you would take this deal and be happy?  I am thinking about taking it and buying some Prospero's from Black Arrow.

Any advice?

well they will use about 280 watts of power if you plan on overclocking, so you will probably want a 1200 watt PSU to power 3 to 4, depending on the PSU.  (check the amperage before buying).  Of course it may be easier to get cheaper 400 watt PSU's and power each one separately, it all depends on what your setup looks like and how much room you have.

Also you will not need a USB hub as these do not run through USB but through ethernet cables.  So you will need a switch or a router capable of handling as many ethernet cables as cubes that you have.

2 @ 3 Btc

2 @ 1.5 Btc

I will give you .03 for each one if your interested?

Some people do not want to deal with Ebay and some want Bitcoin instead of USD from sales.  I will go up to .025 per eruptor if that entices anyone?

I would like to purchase USB block eruptors.  Please let me know how many you have, looking for around 20 to 30+ of them.  My price is .02 Btc ea and I will pay for shipping to KS zip code 66221 from domestic US.

Escrow is possible at buyers expense, if interested in escrow please feel free to set it up.  I would like to point out that I have had several successful trades and would be happy to pay once the package is received by me and I can test that all eruptors are in good working order.

Thanks for your interest and attention in this thread.

Have a nice day.

where are they in their shipping queue? If I order today won't it still take months?

I will give you 1.3 Btc plus .03 for shipping if your interested?

Bump, price raise.

I am looking for 2 BFL 60 GH/s Singles and willing to pay 2.15 Btc each, must include power cord from BFL and also a USB cable.  Putting another .05 on top of 2 bitcoin price for shipping to Kansas, with a zip code of 66221.

Unless extremely reputable member with high trust score we will use escrow that I will pay for.

Also need a escrow man for this job, paying .03 btc for escrow service.

Please let me know any interest, escrow will be released upon successful start up of miners.

Thanks for your time and have a nice day.

I have had a BFL single running for about 2 months now.  At first, the PSU that it came with died, but it would work no problem with the other PSU that came with my other single and also by just plugging it into my 850 Watt PSU.  I woke up this morning to the smell of burning plastic and came to find out that the wire connecting to the Single had melted.

My theory is one of two things why this would happen, and I am looking for feedback or for other ideas as to the problem as I do not feel comfortable plugging the Single back in unless I know the reason as I do not want a fire to start.

Theory #1:
I have a single 8 pin connector coming from my PSU (850 watts) that I split with this (although not the exact same one, its basically the same thing)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812200935
that I use to power the single, is there too much current running through the wire and that is causing it to melt?  It was at the point where these two wires connected that it was hot and the melting occured, but the rest of the wire, on either side was normal temperature and did not feel to be out of range of how cool it should be.  Should I be using 2 seperate connectors from the PSU to handle this task? 

Theory #2:
The place where the two wires mentioned above connected was resting on the top of the Single, it is right near a window in Kansas, and stays for the most part cool, but I did notice that it was pretty hot on the single where the wires had melted, and they only melted on the bottom side that was touching the Single.

I personally believe that Theory 2 is what happened and that if I change my setup a little and allow the wires to not be touching the Single I should be ok, but I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on this.

I doubt that they were loaned out as it would not make sense to make a loan to someone and then that person never do anything with the coins loaned to them, so probably still in TF possession.  This just keeps getting more interesting.

Ill take all the eruptors at .03 ea?

was the money deposited after the hack?  So it wasnt stolen and is still in TF possession?  Just want to do due diligence here.

Just get some conversation going, the rules go quicker than one would think.  It will be up before you know it and you'll be posting and buying all over these forums! 

BTC-e allows you to cash out to paypal in the US.  But I believe there is a 6% fee.