Yes still have some left, just follow the instructions in this thread or send me a PM.

Instructions have been transferred over to the second post of this thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1248914.msg12967980#msg12967980

Sorry guys I haven't checked this thread in a while. Litecointalk got hacked and its still down, I'm going to take all the info from the support thread and either post it in the beginning in this thread or make a new support thread here.

BTW I got batch 2 in, so people that did not order from original batch have one last chance to order. I can ship them out immediately! Just check out the order thread here for instructions etc.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1256818.0

Just finished up a smaller batch 2 for people that didn't get a chance to order batch 1. Stick are available to ship immediately, and since this batch is a no risk and no pre-order (plus pricing went up on everything since it was a smaller batch) price will be $39 + shipping this round.

Payment instructions and the like are the same, so please follow the instructions on the first post. Limit 4 sticks per person this time so more people have access to them!

I use http://www.pcbunlimited.com

Their Panel share is ridiculously cheap for prototyping if you can wait 5 days, but their quick turn is not too bad either.

Nice job on the custom minera interface...looks awesome

They haven't released anything...those are just pretty pictures to look at. From an engineering standpoint you need detailed datasheets, pinouts, and IC footprints at minimum to begin laying out a board. Maybe you can get a crude schematic together with the info they have released but thats about it. 

Yes if you see any "snake" type traces its because they are parallel IO traces to some other longer traces, so they need to make the traces the same lengths hence the snakes. If you check out your PC motherboard you'll see them all over the place on the PCIe and RAM lanes. When your talking about throughputs in the muti Gigabits/s even the speed of light works against you

This does not matter on anything bitcoin related though, since these are very dumb chips IO rates coming to/from them are in the order of sub 1Mb/s, since nothing larger than a couple hundred bytes is ever sent to the chips( and return IO is even less...just an 8 byte nonce return and maybe a few bytes of chip info data).

Well if these guys have millions to spend you'd figure they have a least one marketing guy to write up a post longer than 5 lines...and maybe figure out how to put up a legit looking website...

I love how some random guy can come on here and post 5 lines about some vaporware, then get endorsed by bitfury, and people like sidehack and I, which have produced miners and have the support of the community can't even get access to a datasheet to make some miners bitfury knows we can make and will sell in the thousands.

Do these companies just love promoting scammers and companies that will end up screwing over the home miners once again?

No, the wire losses would be greater than any inverter inefficiencies, plus you would need ALOT of copper. You have to remember even in a 150w 12v panel you looking at 12.5 Amps of current. 60kw would need copper that can support 5 THOUSAND AMPS of current lol...ill let you do the math on the copper thickness you need for that

This is why most solar setups are wired in series, and some have muti kilovolts running into their main inverters, or simply have an 120v inverter directly on the panel.

Looks awesome...but even building it from scratch with no labor/overhead costs you'd be hard pressed to ROI on this anytime soon. Even if you paid 60k for this setup that would be able to power 20kw worth of miners for free it would take over 4 years to ROI. Guess its worth it if your paying 15 or 20 cent power in jersey, since this will essentially let you mine for the long term and compete with the big players paying near zero cent power.

Well your look at LEAST 100 bucks in component costs for the buck design in this board. Let say they sell the chip half of what bitfury is so around $5 that will be ~300 bucks, so I can't see them selling this below 400 per 2.5 TH.

Holy shit...they are using a buck for every 4 chips...thats going to be one expensive board. Seems like every chip has a single tantalum output cap as well...thats insane. Looking at least 2-3 bucks of power components PER chip. Then chip cost on top of this...theyll have a hard time competing with bit fury. Does not seem like each chip can output more than 50GH based on the inductor either.

EDIT: Each board has 2 6Pin connectors, so even if they pull 200 watts per connector we are looking at ~400 watts per board, or 2.5TH per board, or ~60 GH per chip which is in line with what I previously calculated based on the power buck design.

And with Bitfury and BW stuff all online by then you'll be looking at  > 2EH on the network haha.

Not quite...board density and ASIC spacing for Air cooled boards are big limiting factors. Sure you could slap a huge heatsink on an immersion board, but whats the point when you can only run the ASICS at 50% because of thermal constraints?

HolyBitcoin.com and Asicpuppy.net are the two US resellers, and bitshopper.de is the Euro reseller. They should all have a few units left.

It was 1M for a full lot of ~75k chips. That already has the discount Not sure they can realistically maintain this price with current diffs and halving soon. Even if we optimistically get a working miner by April, bit fury will have already added their 16nm hash to the networking by then which is at least another 500 PH. We would be looking at a diff of about 200 billion by then, which translates to a profit per chip per month of about $2 for 3-4 months before halving.

Chip would have to be bought at under $10 per to be profitable. (of course this does not count costs for actually producing a board/miner etc).

Yea they either use 7000 or 7100. Depending on what temps they want to run the chips at.

Here is my "testing" immersion tank running 7100  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5-BaH8_SAk

I can confirm that the Anker hubs work fun under Windows/Mac with my scrypt USB sticks, but it does NOT work with the RPi (others users are saying no linux systems in general...it has to do with a bug that the Anker USB 3.0 chipset has).

I do agree the the Superbpag is hands down the best hub for any "USB Stick" based mining.