ASICMINER Auction: 50 Block Erupter Blades CHECK OP FOR PAYMENT

[John (John K.)]

The bot should be programmed to only acknowledge as a bid if the format #@##  is in the beginning of the line of the first paragraph, only.
And that also should be the rule for the rest of us.
Also I wonder if it takes into consideration the , and . since some people here might mistype it (and in some countries it is the reverse, so it is easy to be confused).

Yes, but if the bot did so it'll be broken earlier already.  
Yep, the bot takes in consideration of , and . (seen and proven in a couple pages back).  

[slastar]

2@36.5

[drawingthesun]

1@37

[drawingthesun]

Also John did you find out about what I need to buy to get this working? (Power adaptor wise)

[John (John K.)]

Also John did you find out about what I need to buy to get this working? (Power adaptor wise)

Sorry if this has been asked before, so if I have a standard PC PSU (for example from a GPU mining rig). I would be able to power these BE blades, without buying anything extra? is the "adapter" in the videos included in the package?

No problem

This has been asked a few times, so ill clear it up

standard ATX PSU is fine, get something over 400 watts to be safe - youll need to supply 80watts down to the blade (to be safe) - so make sure the PSU can provide 7amps on 12v rails (to be safe) - the 4 pin CPU plug should do the trick (yellow wires) - or preferably the PCI express.

Also, bond the neutrals together and wire into one port on the green adapter, otherwise, in my experience you'll over heat.
 

I would recommend buying about 4-5 8cm fans to keep this bitch cool, at 1.2volts per lane, she gets hot and needs 2 x on the heatsink, 1 x on the chips, and 1x on the power module to make me feel "ok" about it.

[drawingthesun]

Thanks, like I said its quite a lot of pages to follow along with and I miss a few things.

[John (John K.)]

Thanks, like I said its quite a lot of pages to follow along with and I miss a few things.

No worries - I've added that to the OP too.

[John (John K.)]

Whoa, fpgaminer's script is auto updating!  Fix the blacklisted JessicaMILFson and we'll be running happily. 

[John (John K.)]

Name	Quantity	Price (฿)	Remaining	BTC Count
swaits	1	40.5	49	40.5
VJain	1	40	48	40
psjw4450	4	40	44	160
GreatBug	1	40	43	40
ok	1	39.5	42	39.5
Hiroaki	1	39	41	39
simtel12	1	38	40	38
gsmline	1	38	39	38
rgzen	1	38	38	38
win07	1	37.5	37	37.5
Hiroaki	1	37	36	37
tccd	2	37	34	74
drawingthesun	1	37	33	37
Omen1855	3	36.5	30	109.5
slastar	2	36.5	28	73
Minor Miner	5	36	23	180
samyrp	2	36	21	72
desired_username	4	36	17	144
BitMagnet	1	35.5	16	35.5
dogie	2	35.5	14	71
drlatino999	2	35.5	12	71
Hiroaki	2	35.5	10	71
sgrunger	2	35.5	8	71
WinTame2012	1	35.5	7	35.5
Minor Miner	5	35.5	2	177.5
JayCoin	1	35	1	35
lan787	1	35	0	35
Total blades:	50		Total BTC:	1839.5
Auction thread (Bid here!)

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

Countdown (courtesy of JaredR26)

Timer removed. End time: 2013-04-29+13:25:32

[fpgaminer]

Whoa, fpgaminer's script is auto updating!

heh    If you go to http://bitcoin-talk-auctioneer.appspot.com/ you'll see that there are two ways to use the script.  If given a total quantity, and thread URL, it will scrap and try to figure out the bids itself.  Or you can just give it a manually assembled CSV list of bids, which it will sort and beautify.

For the automated scrapping, it strips all formatted text and quotes from a post, and then searches for bids that are on their own line.  Anything else is ignored (e.g. "my bid is 4@10" will be ignored).  Bids can also be cancelled if a user posts, for example, "cancel: 4@10" which cancels all of their previous bids matching that description.

Probably not great to discuss further here.  If you have any suggestions/comments (working on the blacklist stuff right now) feel free to post in its thread here.

[ghostshirt]

1@36

[Pinwheel]

10@40

can power supplies and mounting racks be provided also.

[John (John K.)]

Whoa, fpgaminer's script is auto updating!

heh    If you go to http://bitcoin-talk-auctioneer.appspot.com/ you'll see that there are two ways to use the script.  If given a total quantity, and thread URL, it will scrap and try to figure out the bids itself.  Or you can just give it a manually assembled CSV list of bids, which it will sort and beautify.

For the automated scrapping, it strips all formatted text and quotes from a post, and then searches for bids that are on their own line.  Anything else is ignored (e.g. "my bid is 4@10" will be ignored).  Bids can also be cancelled if a user posts, for example, "cancel: 4@10" which cancels all of their previous bids matching that description.

Probably not great to discuss further here.  If you have any suggestions/comments (working on the blacklist stuff right now) feel free to post in its thread here.

Okay - will post and take a look there later. 

10@40

can power supplies and mounting racks be provided also.

Nah, shipping would be too expensive - grab a spare PSU please. The racks, considering that you're buying 10 of em ... I'll ask friedcat. 

[John (John K.)]

Name	Quantity	Price (฿)	Remaining	BTC Count
swaits	1	40.5	49	40.5
VJain	1	40	48	40
psjw4450	4	40	44	160
GreatBug	1	40	43	40
Pinwheel	10	40	33	400
ok	1	39.5	32	39.5
Hiroaki	1	39	31	39
simtel12	1	38	30	38
gsmline	1	38	29	38
rgzen	1	38	28	38
win07	1	37.5	27	37.5
Hiroaki	1	37	26	37
tccd	2	37	24	74
drawingthesun	1	37	23	37
Omen1855	3	36.5	20	109.5
slastar	2	36.5	18	73
Minor Miner	5	36	13	180
samyrp	2	36	11	72
desired_username	4	36	7	144
ghostshirt	1	36	6	36
BitMagnet	1	35.5	5	35.5
dogie	2	35.5	3	71
drlatino999	2	35.5	1	71
Hiroaki	1	35.5	0	35.5
Total blades:	50		Total BTC:	1886
Auction thread (Bid here!)

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

Countdown (courtesy of JaredR26)

Timer removed. End time: 2013-04-29+13:25:32

[Hiroaki]

1 @ 42.5
1 @ 39
1 @ 37
2 @ 35.5

[DiabloD3]

Less than 10 hours to go, how exciting.

So those racks are for ten boards? I may consider further bidding on a set of ten if I get a rack to go with it.

[bcpokey]

1@37

[John (John K.)]

Less than 10 hours to go, how exciting.

So those racks are for ten boards? I may consider further bidding on a set of ten if I get a rack to go with it.

I'm asking friedcat, but on a previous PM he replied me this:

Hi John,

They are not closed cases, but open sub-racks used on closed racks or open shelves. We would not recommend any end-users to buy them at their current version. Thanks.

Best regards,

friedcat

If you paid for the rack's shipping, I guess he could be fine in sending you one. I'm asking him that possibility.

[BigBitz]

How much coins/daily will this do?

[DiabloD3]

How much coins/daily will this do?

[05:14:31] <gribble> The expected generation output, at 10000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 8974296.01489, is 0.560385478255 BTC per day and 0.0233493949273 BTC per hour.