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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Something Fishy about Steemit and Steem? on: August 31, 2016, 05:55:45 PM

First they laugh at you, then they get mad at you, pretty soon they go silent, then they start agreeing with you, finally they say they were right all along.

Déjà vu:

2  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: 1000 BTC GIVEAWAY! From your friend rekcahxfb on: August 04, 2016, 10:39:56 AM
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3  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: 1000 BTC GIVEAWAY! From your friend rekcahxfb on: August 04, 2016, 10:31:08 AM
https://blockchain.info/address/1NHA582SGyVaT4NkcE94XLP3sci5y44Mvx
4  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Antminer S7 burnt probably on: May 08, 2016, 04:56:23 PM
I'd put my money on the PSU being dead, and the miner is fine.
It has 3 hashing boards right? I only have two PSUs (used with antminer s3) with 2 pcie each, if I connect 4 of them will it start?(3 to one hashing board and 4th near the front?) I'm scared about damaging it further.
Thanks for the help

Are you saying you have a total of 4 PCIe cables?   If I am seeing that right no do not connect 1 to each board.  I would only do it proper with 3 PCIe per board and one on controller.  And don't mix PSU's on one blade.

PSU you can test with a PSU tester, might be worth getting if you are going to be staying in mining.    With it you could test to make sure it's PSU is dead.   But please explain more of your plan it scares me reading if it truly is talking about 4 PCIe cables total.
Right. Those are the only working PSUs I have with me right now and they're from antminer s3.
And no, I entered mining late and met with so many misfortunes. I'm regretting my decision lately.
Update: I tested the APW-3 PSUs with the s3+ and I can confirm that the PSUs are dead.
Any way to know that the miner is fine? I really wanna see the green led glowing.

First off DO NOT use your S3 PSU's and try to run a S7 with 4 PCIe cables.  Just don't even go that direction or bad things will happen.  So that is the danger do not do.  

It sounds like you have already figured out PSU most likely with trying S3's with it.  The way to confirm your S7 is using another compatable PSU.   Most likely you are going to go with another APW-3.    Did you get the PSU direct from bitmain?  If so depending on purchase date might hit them up and see on RMA/Warranty.  But you will need to talk to them as I have no idea what it takes on PSU I have always had good luck with theirs.
Yeah, their PSU is top notch ID say. It held up quite well with the voltage fluctuations here.
Okay and I wasn't being fully honest I guess. It was lightning I suppose lot of fans and two mobile chargers in my house have burnt. I'm surprised how lights haven't burned out.
Sending them a mail if that doesn't work I'll buy 2 PSUs.
Thanks for helping!
5  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Antminer S7 burnt probably on: May 08, 2016, 12:55:03 PM
I'd put my money on the PSU being dead, and the miner is fine.
It has 3 hashing boards right? I only have two PSUs (used with antminer s3) with 2 pcie each, if I connect 4 of them will it start?(3 to one hashing board and 4th near the front?) I'm scared about damaging it further.
Thanks for the help

Are you saying you have a total of 4 PCIe cables?   If I am seeing that right no do not connect 1 to each board.  I would only do it proper with 3 PCIe per board and one on controller.  And don't mix PSU's on one blade.

PSU you can test with a PSU tester, might be worth getting if you are going to be staying in mining.    With it you could test to make sure it's PSU is dead.   But please explain more of your plan it scares me reading if it truly is talking about 4 PCIe cables total.
Right. Those are the only working PSUs I have with me right now and they're from antminer s3.
And no, I entered mining late and met with so many misfortunes. I'm regretting my decision lately.
Update: I tested the APW-3 PSUs with the s3+ and I can confirm that the PSUs are dead.
Any way to know that the miner is fine? I really wanna see the green led glowing.
6  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Antminer S7 burnt probably on: May 08, 2016, 11:31:42 AM
I'd put my money on the PSU being dead, and the miner is fine.
It has 3 hashing boards right? I only have two PSUs (used with antminer s3) with 2 pcie each, if I connect 4 of them will it start?(3 to one hashing board and 4th near the front?) I'm scared about damaging it further.
Thanks for the help
7  Bitcoin / Hardware / Antminer S7 burnt probably on: May 08, 2016, 07:24:07 AM
Last night severe voltage fluctuations possibly burned my antminer (at least that's what I think) no power nothing I'm using the APW-3 psu from bitmaintech. Does it have some sort of protection from damaging the antminer? How can I know if it's the PSU not the miner? Since it's voltage related I don't think it is covered under warranty. What should I do now? Can I repair it myself? (I have assembled PC in the past and I have that tech savvy in me) Because shipping it to them and back would cost a lot.
P. S. I have two of them and both refuse to turn on.
8  Other / Off-topic / Re: I want to make a bitcoin lottery website on: February 05, 2016, 06:47:43 PM
Okay. How do we start?
Hey dude I'm sorry I like the idea I was just taking your case. Put me in too.
9  Other / Off-topic / Re: I want to make a bitcoin lottery website on: February 05, 2016, 06:40:31 PM
Hi,
You guys must be aware of the popular cloudmining website Hasnet.com
Yes you are, most of you, definitely! Here's the thing: they have lucky hash where you get to buy tickets(max 100 per round per user) priced at 0.001BTC each. At the end of the round a lucky draw is carried out and winner takes all i.e ~3BTC worth Antminer s7.
I'm interested in making a similar website where you get 2.9 BTC and we keep the 0.1BTC for running the website, etc.
How's the idea? i know it's stolen but will it work? Anyone thinks it's cool? If a site like that is up and running we could even use Blockchain based gaming interface or session based game integration like just-dice or satoshidice. What say folks?
P. S.- I'm not a programmer.

This could work!
Remove the maximum (that would just annoy).
Ask people to input, no need really to have a website, just do it manually on the forum in games and rounds section.
Pay 2.999 to each user (at the start).
Sell 3000 tickets and pay instantly (based on last block not next).

Probably better to start with 500 tickets and a prize of 0.495BTC to get te word of moth going and the game to be trustworthy.

If you do it through the forum, let me know and I can maybe help.  Even doing it through here, you should probably have at least a one page website where people can see things like the history.

You could easily use a spreadsheet from google docs with an archive  old results and one page of the newest result and the winer, along with te infomration used to calculate it!

If you want to do this on the forum, I could probably help you.
It would look better as no one would accuse me as a signature spammer or anything.
I have a few ideas to contribute to this as well for a 50% share of your profits.
I'm in. And I'm trustworthy!
Knock tudu out I'm in his place  Wink Grin
10  Other / Off-topic / Re: I want to make a bitcoin lottery website on: February 05, 2016, 05:30:06 PM
Hi,
You guys must be aware of the popular cloudmining website Hasnet.com
Yes you are, most of you, definitely! Here's the thing: they have lucky hash where you get to buy tickets(max 100 per round per user) priced at 0.001BTC each. At the end of the round a lucky draw is carried out and winner takes all i.e ~3BTC worth Antminer s7.
I'm interested in making a similar website where you get 2.9 BTC and we keep the 0.1BTC for running the website, etc.
How's the idea? i know it's stolen but will it work? Anyone thinks it's cool? If a site like that is up and running we could even use Blockchain based gaming interface or session based game integration like just-dice or satoshidice. What say folks?
P. S.- I'm not a programmer.
You're retarded!
11  Other / Off-topic / Re: Investing my Bitcoin on: February 05, 2016, 05:17:57 PM
He who dares wins!
Many ways for good investing btcs, are requesting more risk and sweat..

You really have no clue

I can say that. You know how? I'm the one who lost 1 BTC last night! Sad
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