No sorry. The shipping alone would cost far more than 0.35.

PM sent as well!

Thanks for the key Bob!

I sent a donation over as well. TXID page on Blockchain: https://blockchain.info/tx/3ed5fb8617444805dc6e24a652ab5973cedf2877736e728a4a28f88ed035a6db

Thanks Bob, it's nice to see you doing this to help out charity.

All miners have been sold!

I sent you a PM as well. I forgot to mention in my PM that the price is negotiable, so keep that in mind as well. 

I got some hard bitcoin I gotta get rid of man, can't get caught with it and have too much of it for myself. Can't take the heat anymore, need to do an under the table deal.

Lemme know if you're interested in the hard bitcoin. I'd do a trade; your bitcoin for my hard bitcoin.

 

Atrides is saying that Mintpal isn't working correctly, that's probably why. Try contacting their support to see if they can help you out.

Or use a trusted escrow person such as OgNasty and you'll be fine.

Unless you want to drive/fly to where the miner is located, using a trusted escrow would be much easier.

I was wondering the same thing. I'd like to participate in this sig campaign when it launches.

a 34GH/s Jalapeno? Do you have pictures?

That's not actually too bad, I thought power usage would be higher. Considering my S1's do 180GH/s @ 385W, 420W is very reasonable.

Yes, they've provided picture proof. Link to the post: https://hashtalk.org/topic/2040/data-center-pictures/2

What kind of power usage are you seeing at 406.25MHz? That's amazing how your miner is stable there - none of mine seem to be stable even at 375MHz. 

Compressed air is better for cleaning computers and electronics - vacuums create static which can damage electronics. Even if you have a normal air compressor, that would work great to clean out miners. I have one and it works great for cleaning all sorts of PC parts, plus it's cheaper than buying compressed air in cans.

That's a great power rate for a year, I don't blame you for investing in lots of mining gear with a price like that. 

Well right now I'm personally not investing in mining at all. Hashlets were great, but now with the more than triple price increase since they launched ($16 to $50 per MH/s with Hashlet Primes) I'm not investing in them. Plus, in the last few days payments have gone down with Hashlet Primes (from about 0.00066 BTC per MH/s per day to 0.00059 BTC per MH/s per day) so I'm not sure how that will unfold.

I had about half a bitcoin and invested it in hashpower from Cex.io actually quite recently, and used it to sort of generate interest on my bitcoin. Started with 0.5 BTC, withdrew them a week later and I ended up with 0.503 BTC, so it just generated little bits of interest. Cex seems like a fairly safe investment for a "interest" type investment because of how constant their pricing is, however their fees are quite high. Don't expect to make anything serious with Cex though, because of their maintenance fees and such.

So right now I'm not investing in anything, mostly just waiting until something appealing shows up to invest in.

Geesh with a price like that definitely grab all the mining gear you can. Wouldn't doubt to go with AC cooling then if you can afford the AC units.

If you don't mind me asking, how do you get a price like that?

Oh well, I tried. 

I'm leaning towards a PSU issue as well. Sometimes the miner looks just fine but it isn't submitting any shares, that can be due to an incorrect DNS setting, but with such a low hashrate I'm betting on the PSU being the culprit.