Payment received and will post positive trade info.

Thanks for the trade Benny1985.

Miners have been delivered, waiting for reply from buyer and payment.

Just to let everyone know, a deal has been made, miners are sold, and shipped out last night.

Thanks to all of the PM's.

Will update post as deal is completed.

OP updated with pricing in BTC.  All miners are boxed up and ready to ship.  Buyer pays shipping.

I will only use the btc address: 19duKAQ7cJRU227U2mfkD4iszFR2fww7ap with this sell.  

I will not pm nor will I email any other btc address.

Just to show a record of the trade, I traded btc for a starbucks gc from sofia26.  The card was added to my starbucks account and I will repost in a week or so as I start using the card.

Sofia26, check your pm's please.

Busy, busy weekend. 

Here are some pics of the S1's after I moved them to the new warehouse.

First, since these are large resolution pics, here is a link to them on imgur.  Use the link to view all of the pics, but here is one of them.

OP Updated.

I am in Abilene TX, and am selling all of my S1's, 27 total.  They have been sitting on a storage rack the past couple of weeks while I was installing new equipment in a new building.  I had started a post to sell them back in June, but my new equipment came in several weeks early and I did not bother with them.

I will be boxing the S1's up in their original boxes to move from the old building tomorrow.  

All of the S1's are boxed up and sitting in the warehouse ready to ship using USPS or UPS.
If I can sell them, great.  If not, then we will see what the future holds.

I will ship only within the continental US.  Messing with customs just adds another failure point that I have no control over.

Asking .13 BTC for each miner.

Buyer pays shipping.

I have a good trade history.  If you have been around here a while with a good trade history, then we will work out the trade specs.

If you do not have a lot of trade history or are new here, I will probably not agree to a trade for more than a couple of miners, if at all.

If you want escrow, it will need to be someone here with great history, like ognasty, but you pay the fees.


Here are some older pics of the S1's that I posted just now at imgur.  This was before and during the teardown and move.

EDIT: Here is a link to the miners currently sitting in the warehouse.

I had some on ethernet cable and some on wireless as you will see in the pics.

I also have three v2 blades (10GH/s) left over and six Jalapenos that run from 6.8GH/s up to 7.9GH/s if anyone is interested in them.

Since others selling miners have had jerks trying to scam potential buyers, I will only use 19duKAQ7cJRU227U2mfkD4iszFR2fww7ap for the sell of my S1's.  I will not pm nor email a different btc address.  If you receive any such pm or email, please let everyone here know about the scammer. 

Thanks.

Sure.  I restarted it just after the above post, so once it starts again I will grab some screenies.

I have been using the test version 2.21b and the sorting of the rows work great when you first run the app but after leaving it running for most of the day, the sorting goes haywire.  The GH/s, HTemp, Temps rows sort randomly.  The Name and Freq rows sort perfectly.

Hey all.

I have a total of 27 Antminer S1's.  With these miners running and normal work in the building going on, I am using over 12,000 kWh a month.

I need to make room (lower power usage) for some new miners so I am selling my current S1's.

I am asking .38BTC per each S1 shipped from Texas in their original shipping boxes within the continental US.

I have six of the S1's setup and mining using wifi.  If anyone needs wireless S1's, I can sell these pre-configured for your network with the attached antenna.

The rest are all using the wired ethernet port to mine.

If you want a specific IP configuration on the miner, I can change the IP/netmast/gateway/broadcast/DNS/hostname/timezone, etc., to run on your network.

If you want a fresh defaulted firmware installed, I can also do that.

I will post some pics once I get to the office later this evening.

I have been here and traded with a lot of users from these forums, so I have good trade history.

I can do escrow with a proven trustworthy source from these forums, but you pay the cost.

Thanks.

The way activity is calculated:
Quote from: theymos on June 18, 2013, 02:44:42 PM
The activity number is determined in this way:
time = number of two-week periods in which you've posted since your registration
activity = min(time * 14, posts)

Activity is updated every 30 minutes.

the above is from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0

Thanks for the program.  I have been using it to monitor a bunch of S1's.  I still end up using another program along with this one as it has the ability to show/change the current pool the miner is on.

I have found one thing in the sorting of columns that could use some code adjustment.

First off, I have three S1's that have some problems that alerted me to the sorting issue.  

I have one S1 that has a bad temp sensor so it always shows it at 177 degrees celsius.  This temp is erroneous but what I found is that with the leading "1" in the 177, it is sorted as the first temp, with the second temp listed at 43 and on up to 50.  So, on my display, I see the following when the temp field is sorted "lowest-highest";

177
43
43
44
45
50

The same sorting error happens in the hashing field.  I have two S1's that like to slow down their hash and when they get under "100", they are sorted at the end of the list in the "highest" spot.  You can test this yourself by removing power to the blade opposite of the controller board on a S1.  This will keep the miner running with only one blade hashing so it will show about "90GH/s".  Instead of this sorting as the lowest number, it will be listed as the highest number.

Thanks for the program.

Where did you read about a RPi on the S3?  Since they may also have an upgrade path for the S1, I would think the easiest way would be to continue to use the OpenWrt controller board as the S1's have.

They need to mine with them for another week.  The sale will start just before the next difficulty increase.





Sorry, bad mood and just typed my thoughts for a change.

All of my miners went to their backup servers that were on Eligius also.  They are all back there now, so something did happen.  Looks okay now though.

I don't see this as that good of a deal unless you plan on mining with it for three months and then reselling it.

Without using a cost to purchase, just the hashing and power usage, the miner runs out of capability against the difficulty and cost to power in three/four months.  Here is what I used to calculate, https://tradeblock.com/mining/a/c6c8f5957b

The default difficulty rise is at 47% per month, which is about average for just about three difficulty changes at 14-17% each.

Is there something in the calculations that I used that are wrong? 

I want the S3 to be good, I have 27 S1's mining right now and would like to replace them as they will start to cost more to run than they make before the end of August.

Anyone having a sudden problem connecting to Eligius with their miners?  I just had all of my miners with Eligius as the primary pool, all go to the secondary pool.  I spent the last 15 mins making sure everything was good here but since all connections to the secondary pool worked fine and the miners that do not have Eligius as the primary pool all have continued mining without interruption.

I still have some of the miners showing Eligius as dead and others that keep going back and forth with Eligius and the secondary server.

The good thing is that this only effects the stats page. I posted about the stats error to bring awareness to the problem to those that can correct it.

The mining is going along just fine.

For me, if its 6, 12, or 24 hours I don't care as long as shares are still being accepted from my miners and the pool is solving blocks.