Sounds truly like a nice idea, I agree that there is also the tribute side in the name.

Cool,
but I would be very careful with that model name with the US customers. If you know what I mean.

Have you tried using other pools?

They are legit.

Have you ever heard about image hosting websites, like Imgur or Tinypic?  

You should be able to post them as url links at least.

The technical specs seem to be for the Obelisk DCR1 miner.


legendsneednotags, please go and see these instructions ---->  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4576802

Those instructions are helpful for your sales thread.

Have you tried different firmware versions?

I had a mistake in the bitcointalk forum version of this guide.

The mistake was in the Table 1. AvalonMiner LED colors.

There was an image of PMU LED colors table, which is obviously a wrong image.

I have put the right image in place now.

It took me too long to notice the error, sorry.  

The .pdf document version has been ok the whole time.

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BTW. Steven has posted a neat promotional video for the AvalonMiner 851 at the Canaan.io website.
The video also mentions the easy DIY repairs, which this guide supports.  

Direct link to the video: https://youtu.be/pJmJ4nFOiig

Steven has posted this very neat promotional video for the AvalonMiner 851 at the Canaan.io website.

Direct link to the video: https://youtu.be/pJmJ4nFOiig

Yep, it's all quiet in here..

Bump.

EDIT: Reserved to a possible buyer.

EDIT2: This is now sold to username shy_viper.

Their previous gen. miner is called Bitfury B8.

There is an old product page here: https://bitfury.com/hardware/server

Specs https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitfury/b8

It uses this 16nm chip https://bitfury.com/content/downloads/16-nm-asic-datasheet-2018-04-002.pdf

The BlockBox AC actually consists of 176 pieces of these Bitfury B8 miners. https://bitfury.com/content/downloads/blockboxac-brochure-2018-04-002-layouts.compressed.pdf

I thought that by 'competitive' you mean the current gen. / top efficiency hardware?

Yeah that math does not make any sense..

Yep, I agree they do different frequency and voltage settings with those models.

Yep, Bitfury is legit for sure.

I think their most power efficient version of the new Tardis miner could make sense for big scale miners.

https://bitfury.com/hardware/bitfury-tardis
https://bitfury.com/content/downloads/bitfury-b9-tardis-datasheet.pdf

I think it should make sense for them to only offer the most power efficient version.

Wow, nice!

This would be great news for home miners, especially those who can use the heat for warming up the house. 

EDIT2: This is now sold to username shy_viper.

EDIT: Reserved to a possible buyer.

Hi guys,

I'm selling one Innosilicon A5 DashMaster with 1000 Watt Enermax atx psu.

Product page at Innosilicon.com website: http://www.innosilicon.com/html/a5-miner/index.html

This miner is able to mine coins based on the X11 algorithm (like Dash, for example).

It is running great, no issues.

I have installed two Enermax D.F. Storm fans, which are far more quiet than the original Delta fans.

Original Delta fans are also included and it is easy to install them back if wanted.

I'm asking for 500 EUR incl. shipping.

I'm located in Finland (EU area).

Please send me a personal message, if you are interested in this.