Folks have confirmed getting tracking numbers, but no confirmation these packages aren't full of bricks.

Location	Date	Local Time	Activity
Shenzhen, China	 11/23/2013	 11:30 P.M.	Arrival Scan
11/23/2013	 11:00 P.M.	Departure Scan
11/23/2013	 9:43 P.M.	Origin Scan
11/23/2013	 2:11 P.M.	Pickup Scan
China	 11/23/2013	 12:03 P.M.	Order Processed: Ready for UPS

8 x 1.7

cryptx, are you considering truman's bid?

I need a CAN bus cable, to connect two boards,
Can anyone help me where to get one?
CryptX is out of stock with them.

8@0.5

Hi everyone,
I bought a bitburner fury and it does not power up. Not any single LEDs are lit. What could be possible fault for this? Thanks

I don't think UPS will work in weekends, even in china.

So the price of units will be 4.75 BTC, and this is the winning bids. Thank you very much!

Username	Quantity		Bidding Price		Units left		Amount	Payment address	Finanl Amount
fhh	1		5.00		19		5	1FaNKGwMuWY6yxp9fzLP74oJ6urkHZ9XvS	4.75
klondike_bar	1		5.00		18		5	1DsJguiCBARjJsrp5KMQuTExq75v5pWEBi	4.75
Aexcu	1		5.00		17		5	1Q8QcNndMFhfomPQCLBjJ9vrCa9mDVGGaz	4.75
epg	2		5.00		15		10	1GrqzGAqdiiG8fHrJ4Ks94hFEESNNfKB4V	9.5
untel	1		5.00		14		5	1HGp7g9c2WSqHtmzx1KDBrFvCUmfG89Xfg	4.75
Gabit	5		5.00		9		25	1GHCRYeFrkotm3P3abDR9dRfSoxm94cmYf	23.75
goxed	1		4.75		8		4.75	1D3vU9FJ9u9udjSQui6sMHsQ8ks5N7L2CX	4.75
kmtan	2		4.75		6		9.5	1DHnAujaLhzx7NSmC2mEtZ4XUA6e7CwVv4	9.5
xwr213	1		4.75		5		4.75	1NybewjXpN1fBFHB5zHMB3KK82KWcuQ8PM	4.75
itamidensha	1		4.75		4		4.75	1Nj589ECZULqNUotJ8NsicKNDjTXS3fgFg	4.75
slastar	4		4.75		0		19	1FBLRgWpQzdZL8UJJkduvCDL8VytqD4VZq	19

Please pay "Final Amount" to the address, and email me your shipping information, info@bitmaintech.com. PM is also fine.
Please include this:

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The blue colored information is frequently not provided but it is demanded by UPS. Without it we cannot ship.

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Looking at all available price & network hashrate data going back to August 2010, once and for all we can put to rest (statistically speaking) of the chicken and egg of what causal relationship there is between $price of BTC and network computational power. Using a Granger causality test (in EViews) we find:
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granger_causality)

Pairwise Granger Causality Tests            
Sample: 8/16/2010 11/22/2013         
Lags: 4         
         
 Null Hypothesis:                                                     Obs.   F-Statistic   Prob.
         
H₀A) LOG(HASH) does not Granger Cause LOG(PRICE)    1182    0.30372   0.8756
H₀ B) LOG(PRICE) does not Granger Cause LOG(HASH)              8.96203   4.E-07
         
What this says is that A) we Fail to reject the Null hypothesis that a change in hash does Not cause a change in price, because the F-statistic is very small. This means that the statement "hash does not change price" is likely very true to a high degree of certainty.
On the other hand in B) we see that the F-statistic is very high (significant) for the Null hypothesis that a change in price does Not change the hashrate. This means we should reject this null hypothesis with a high degree of certainty, and accept the alternate hypothesis: "A change in prices DOES cause a change in hash".

(I used natural log of each variable to normalize them a bit as they both have increased very rapidly lately. If you don't use the log, the results are even MORE significant).

This sort of throws a wrench in the labor theory of value in mining bitcoins, but I think the debate isn't 100% over yet on that front.

cheers.

Olaf from Coinbase here. You all are correct - our ACH withdrawals were delayed by a couple days. I apologize for the trouble - the funds are likely en route to your bank accounts now!

I just sold a couple through coinbase, I'll see how it goes as a transaction. That said- they have to be REALLY careful right now with the regulators breathing down their backs. I wouldn't be surprised if they have to err on the conservative side for now. Which probably means pissing off a few people. It also means a class action won't go anywhere if it's because they are trying to conform to vague regulatory rules.

Just fyi:

4 boards, connected by CANBus:

This firmware from asic-shop.com: https://www.dropbox.com/s/tz9xukd4d75g5uq/BitBurnerFury_for_bootloader.hex



using this:

cgminer --usb 1:7 --disable-gpu --avalon-options 115200:128:10:45:280 --bitburner-voltage 1360 --avalon-cutoff 63 --avalon-fan 80 --avalon-temp 55


HW-Error Rate is: 3.87

might try to tweak further, will keep you posted..

Anyone know what a good error rate is on these things?

With cgminer reporting 1025mV and 270 on the speed I am seeing a little under 3% error rate and ~190GH per cluster of 4.  Seems like setting 274 without giving any more volts just up's the errors to around 5% for no real gain...

Someone said to use 265 I guess I will try that next.

Also what are people using for minimum difficulty?

"shipment with UPS within 24hrs of payment"

Its been about 10hrs since i paid, and no word from them yet (night-time in china i believe) so im not worried, but would love to see an update soon!

If using UPS, I assume it can be received in Ontario, Canada by the end of next week, correct? It would be worth a few extra dollars to expedite it so that im not left miner-less for a weekend waiting on a monday arrival...

I had CRY... what I did because of the price

I'm going to tell you a secret, just the stupid chicks. She will left you if you loose your money. Take the worst car possible, and when you have a girl, then you can buy a good car. Why to be rich if you wife is with you just for your money??