ASICMINER Auction: 50 Block Erupter Blades CHECK OP FOR PAYMENT

[John (John K.)]

Name	Quantity	Price (฿)	Remaining	BTC Count
JessicaMILFson	2	40	48	80
BitMagnet	1	35.5	47	35.5
VJain	4	34	43	136
Nancarrow	1	33	42	33
sgrunger	2	32.5	40	65
drawingthesun	2	32	38	64
lan787	1	31	37	31
InstantBTC	1	30	36	30
JayCoin	1	30	35	30
adamthefishman	1	30	34	30
tccd	2	30	32	60
desired_username	4	30	28	120
scrybe	1	30	27	30
Hiroaki	5	29	22	145
DiabloD3	16	29	6	464
Luke-Jr	1	29	5	29
Jimmy2011	2	28	3	56
Minor Miner	5	28	-2	140
			Total:	1578.5

Shouldn't there be 84 instead of 140?

5*28 = 140

[1715132028]

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[1715132028]

1715132028

[JimiQ84]

5*28 = 140

Yes, but two units are too much (it's 51st and 52nd out of batch of 50).

[John (John K.)]

5*28 = 140

Yes, but two units are too much (it's 51st and 52nd out of batch of 50).

Well, I included an extra 2 just in case the top bidder was joy-bidding or something.

[John (John K.)]

FAQ updated with newest questions.

[John (John K.)]

2 @ 29.1

Minimum increment is 0.5

[John (John K.)]

Updated. I guess my fears was founded. Please note that joy-bidders like JessicaMILFson will be blacklisted for any future auctions by ASICMiner, and probably be reported in the scam accusation subforum.

Name	Quantity	Price (฿)	Remaining	BTC Count
BitMagnet	1	35.5	49	35.5
VJain	4	34	45	136
Omen1855	3	33.5	42	100.5
Nancarrow	1	33	41	33
sgrunger	2	32.5	39	65
drawingthesun	2	32	37	64
lan787	1	31	36	31
zerogravity	1	31	35	31
InstantBTC	1	30	34	30
JayCoin	1	30	33	30
adamthefishman	1	30	32	30
tccd	2	30	30	60
desired_username	4	30	26	120
scrybe	1	30	25	30
hephaist0s	1	30	24	30
ghostshirt	1	29.5	23	29.5
Hiroaki	5	29	18	145
DiabloD3	16	29	2	464
Luke-Jr	1	29	1	29
Jimmy2011	1	28	0	28
			Total:	1521.5

Googledoc (thanks Vjain!) - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AiYcEqkgyjc_dEM5Z19DdUxzV3VBVjlvcVBQTFNOYmc#gid=0

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[ajas]

1@30

[John (John K.)]

Name	Quantity	Price (฿)	Remaining	BTC Count
BitMagnet	1	35.5	49	35.5
VJain	4	34	45	136
Omen1855	3	33.5	42	100.5
Nancarrow	1	33	41	33
sgrunger	2	32.5	39	65
drawingthesun	2	32	37	64
lan787	1	31	36	31
zerogravity	1	31	35	31
InstantBTC	1	30	34	30
JayCoin	1	30	33	30
adamthefishman	1	30	32	30
tccd	2	30	30	60
desired_username	4	30	26	120
scrybe	1	30	25	30
hephaist0s	1	30	24	30
ajas	1	30	23	30
ghostshirt	1	29.5	22	29.5
Hiroaki	5	29	17	145
DiabloD3	16	29	1	464
Luke-Jr	1	29	0	29
			Total:	1523.5

Googledoc (thanks Vjain!) - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AiYcEqkgyjc_dEM5Z19DdUxzV3VBVjlvcVBQTFNOYmc#gid=0

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[wachtwoord]

For those in the last auction you had to purchase your own power supply (which isn't a PSU used in a pc). Since I had no clue what I needed to buy to get that running I never bid on those (not that I would have bid close to what they went for).

Ou course you can use a standard PC PSU. All you need is to ground PS_ON (eg. paperclip trick) and to customize the cables: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGLyJf6GDMs

Could you explain this? I have put together PCs and hooked up mobo's which is really easy because of the standardization.

If someone says I need a 10A 12 V power supply I assume it is something non-standard otherwise why not just say PSU? I have never ever heard anyone talk about anything but wattage when purchasing a PSU for a mobo. So this means a lowsy 120 W PSU will do to power this thing?  No other requirements needed?

BTW if you need to ground PS_ON with a paperclip that means the board the ASICs are on doesn't have a ground itself? Why not? That's a silly thing to exclude right?

[237]

For those in the last auction you had to purchase your own power supply (which isn't a PSU used in a pc). Since I had no clue what I needed to buy to get that running I never bid on those (not that I would have bid close to what they went for).

Ou course you can use a standard PC PSU. All you need is to ground PS_ON (eg. paperclip trick) and to customize the cables: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGLyJf6GDMs

Could you explain this? I have put together PCs and hooked up mobo's which is really easy because of the standardization.

If someone says I need a 10A 12 V power supply I assume it is something non-standard otherwise why not just say PSU? I have never ever heard anyone talk about anything but wattage when purchasing a PSU for a mobo. So this means a lowsy 120 W PSU will do to power this thing?  No other requirements needed?

BTW if you need to ground PS_ON with a paperclip that means the board the ASICs are on doesn't have a ground itself? Why not? That's a silly thing to exclude right?

You need to ground PS_ON on a PC-PSU so it starts up ("thinks the power button has been Pushed)... has nothing to do with the Block Erupter Blade....
And they don't simply say you need a standard PSU, because every 12V 10A power supply will do. Not just the PC ones.

But you should definatly read up on that stuff before purchasing a Blade, because you need at least fundamental understanding of what you are doing when
deploying an AM-blade to the network.

[Hiroaki]

3 @ 30 => it looks agin very expensive...let's see we should have limited the amount people can bid for 

[John (John K.)]

3 @ 30 => it looks agin very expensive...let's see we should have limited the amount people can bid for 

^ Is that a bid? 

[psjw4450]

5@30.5

[John (John K.)]

Name	Quantity	Price (฿)	Remaining	BTC Count
BitMagnet	1	35.5	49	35.5
VJain	4	34	45	136
Omen1855	3	33.5	42	100.5
Nancarrow	1	33	41	33
sgrunger	2	32.5	39	65
drawingthesun	2	32	37	64
lan787	1	31	36	31
zerogravity	1	31	35	31
psjw4450	5	30.5	30	152.5
InstantBTC	1	30	29	30
JayCoin	1	30	28	30
adamthefishman	1	30	27	30
tccd	2	30	25	60
desired_username	4	30	21	120
scrybe	1	30	20	30
hephaist0s	1	30	19	30
ajas	1	30	18	30
ghostshirt	1	29.5	17	29.5
Hiroaki	5	29	12	145
DiabloD3	12	29	0	348
			Total:	1531

Googledoc (thanks Vjain!) - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AiYcEqkgyjc_dEM5Z19DdUxzV3VBVjlvcVBQTFNOYmc#gid=0

Countdown (courtesy of JaredR26)

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[drawingthesun]

We can just buy a 12 volt DC power supply at any electronic shop right? Nothing special?

The power adapter is not a standard barrel "pin/sleeve".  It looks like it will need a little wiring work.  Alex C has been putting up some good video on YouTube. 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cvAFBWHGw58&feature=plcp

So in short, what do I have to buy to get this working? I can follow wiring tutorials that's fine, but I'm not sure what to pick up at a shop in the event I get one of these.

[Hiroaki]

Yes, it was a bid, but anyway too low.
I m going to make a new one.

3 @ 33

[John (John K.)]

We can just buy a 12 volt DC power supply at any electronic shop right? Nothing special?

The power adapter is not a standard barrel "pin/sleeve".  It looks like it will need a little wiring work.  Alex C has been putting up some good video on YouTube. 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cvAFBWHGw58&feature=plcp

So in short, what do I have to buy to get this working? I can follow wiring tutorials that's fine, but I'm not sure what to pick up at a shop in the event I get one of these.

Forwarded to friedcat.

[John (John K.)]

Name	Quantity	Price (฿)	Remaining	BTC Count
BitMagnet	1	35.5	49	35.5
VJain	4	34	45	136
Omen1855	3	33.5	42	100.5
Nancarrow	1	33	41	33
Hiroaki	3	33	38	99
sgrunger	2	32.5	36	65
drawingthesun	2	32	34	64
lan787	1	31	33	31
zerogravity	1	31	32	31
psjw4450	5	30.5	27	152.5
InstantBTC	1	30	26	30
JayCoin	1	30	25	30
adamthefishman	1	30	24	30
tccd	2	30	22	60
desired_username	4	30	18	120
scrybe	1	30	17	30
hephaist0s	1	30	16	30
ajas	1	30	15	30
ghostshirt	1	29.5	14	29.5
Hiroaki	5	29	9	145
DiabloD3	9	29	0	261
			Total:	1543

Googledoc (thanks Vjain!) - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AiYcEqkgyjc_dEM5Z19DdUxzV3VBVjlvcVBQTFNOYmc#gid=0

Countdown (courtesy of JaredR26)

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[lenny_]

3x30.5

[Tulkas]

4@31