Announcement: A1 28NM 2TH/S Asic miner 1.05$/G delivery time in 1 days

[Finksy]

Does anyone have a backup image of the firmware for these?

Anyone?  My SD card was lost in transit, and have a fancy fan box right now that I would like to get mining.  Segree has not co-operated with helping me whatsoever.

[opieum2]

Does anyone have a backup image of the firmware for these?

Anyone?  My SD card was lost in transit, and have a fancy fan box right now that I would like to get mining.  Segree has not co-operated with helping me whatsoever.

There is a link in the 3rd post. This firmware should work as it appears to be using all the same parts to run this. Worst case it simply wont mine and you need an image from the vendor.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=752116.0

[bolehvpn]

I can attest to the quality of the 2th miner and have it running and hashing. The PSUs used are some unknown brand though (as with all A1 miners nowadays)

This is my graph on MRR and it actually overperforms slightly.



Drawbacks is that it's frickin loud and can't work on P2Pool (gets only 1.3-1.5th on P2Pool)

http://youtu.be/tSFEzduops0

So Bit-Winkor isn't a scam company. They are reputable in all my purchases so far and give good support via Amanda. Only thing is that being a smaller vendor, their pricing isn't as good though they really try their best.

One thing I don't like about their miners is that they cut off the fan wires so that it runs at full speed 24/7. Great for farms and cooling but not so good for home use since it's frickin loud all the time.

I also found that in my purchase of LKETC miners and Bit-Winkor miners, that my Bit-Winkor A1 is performing slightly better than the lketc one but it may just be a hardware sampling. The Bit-Winkor A1 is smaller but a lot louder.

As with all A1s, their ssh is locked.

[Finksy]

I can attest to the quality of the 2th miner and have it running and hashing. The PSUs used are some unknown brand though (as with all A1 miners nowadays)

This is my graph on MRR and it actually overperforms slightly.

Drawbacks is that it's frickin loud and can't work on P2Pool (gets only 1.3-1.5th on P2Pool)

http://youtu.be/tSFEzduops0

So Bit-Winkor isn't a scam company. They are reputable in all my purchases so far and give good support via Amanda. Only thing is that being a smaller vendor, their pricing isn't as good though they really try their best.

One thing I don't like about their miners is that they cut off the fan wires so that it runs at full speed 24/7. Great for farms and cooling but not so good for home use since it's frickin loud all the time.

I also found that in my purchase of LKETC miners and Bit-Winkor miners, that my Bit-Winkor A1 is performing slightly better than the lketc one but it may just be a hardware sampling. The Bit-Winkor A1 is smaller but a lot louder.

As with all A1s, their ssh is locked.

Any chance I could get a copy of the factory firmware off you? Tried an image from another bitmine-based miner, but was unsuccessful. Miner came without an SD card.  Bit-Winkor is not providing any support at this moment, since I did not purchase directly from them.

[bolehvpn]

If you tell me how to make the copy i can do it