I disagree for exactly the same reasons.

2.62 Mh/J is meaningless as it's not comparing like-for-like, you're adding in the unknown variable of the system, which will be vastly different (as you noted) system to system.

3.74 Mh/J is meaningful, as other people, who wish to compare their values, can use this number by factoring out their own baseline system power.

Ah, already here

I can't make them cheap enough for them to be worth while, I made no money on them.
This guy, however, might make them for you:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67819.msg817218#msg817218

at some point they did inquire about this. So they may well be working on something.

Seems to me they've just sent the bodged-together, made in the US Rev2 to the early adopters / big players. Since then they've re-spun the board again for Rev3, started production in China and designed a all-new custom heat-sink.  It's just now been made and on the slow boat to the US for assembly. It's been a couple of weeks gap with no new singles arriving in the wild and we've yet to see any Rev3 boards, so as soon as they arrive, my guess is we'll see they orders filled quickly and the '4-6 weeks' may actually be realistic.

OK, that makes sense. My other thought was to add a new page to display this.

Wondering if you can make it retrievable per device?

I don't think this is info that needs to go on anubis' host page (where the devices are listed). Seems to be more detailed then necessary for that page, so I would put it on the individual device page, but then I'd have to get the whole list and find the relevant entry.
Thoughts?

I made mine short... just 2ft, for that reason.
6ft 18awg will drop .5v ish @ 12V 6A, so about 3W loss on each cable.
2ft will drop 0.15, so 1W loss on each cable.

I might even make them shorter... I'll see how it fits together WHEN THEY BLOODY ARRIVE!

http://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm

They do look a little sinister like that.

Like they're plotting something.

Kano, just tried to compile your latest, getting this:


Haven't looked into it myself yet, but thought I'd post it straight away...

Ssssshh, don't tell the GF...

Ordered: 03/16/2012
Confirmed: 03/16/2012
Shipped: TBA.
Qty: 2

12V 7A (ish)

Selling some connectors here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=73576.0

I made up some cables for my FPGA mining rig, and made a few more on top of that to sell on.
The PCI-E and EPS12V are more than capable of providing the power for the BFL singles (up to 8A). These will also fit the ICARUS.
The 4-pin peripheral connector I'm also using to power a wireless router and USB hub. At 24awg they're not up for high power tasks, but could handle up to 2A.

Postage within the US with USPS (included).

PM me while they're hot!

Here's what I have available:



4-pin peripheral connector to 2x 5.5mm/2.1mm barrel connectors
12V, center +ve, 24awg, ~6 foot long (marked with yellow sticker)
5V, center +ve, 24awg, ~6 foot long (marked with a '5' sticker)

4 bitcoins


SOLD:

PCI-E to 2x 5.5mm/2.5mm Barrel connectors.
12V, center +ve, 18awg, ~6 foot long

4 bitcoins

PCI-E to 2x 5.5mm/2.5mm barrel connectors.
12V, center +ve, 18awg, ~2 foot long

4 bitcoins

PCI-E to 2x 5.5mm/2.5mm Barrel connectors.
12V, center +ve, 18awg, 2 foot long

4 bitcoins

EPS12V 8-pin connector to 4x 5.5mm/2.5mm Barrel connectors.
12V, center +ve, 18awg, ~4 foot long

6 bitcoins

EPS12V 8-pin connector to 4x 5.5mm/2.5mm Barrel connectors.
12V, center +ve, 18awg, ~2 foot long

6 bitcoins

More stuff to add to anubis

Tesla's the man, man.

I'm all disappointed.

Thought you were talking about the chick in your av.

Getting impatient now :/