TAV’s auction: Redhash 105 Gh/s ASIC miners

[mrb]

This is the auction thread for Redhash 105 Gh/s ASIC miners, built by our company TAV. It explains auction rules and payment information.

See the main thread for more information about Redhash units and about TAV: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303376

You are bidding on Redhash 105 Gh/s ASIC miners. There are a limited number of units available in this auction: only 27 units. The minimum bid starts at 15 BTC per unit, with minimum increments of 1 BTC.

- The auction is denominated in bitcoins, and may be paid in bitcoins. However we will also accept payments by credit card, cashier's check, and wire transfer.
- The auction starts now and will end on October 1, 2013, 10:00pm Pacific time. The end time will be automatically extended past 10:00pm any time a bid is placed less than 1 minute after the last valid bid.
- When the auction ends, contact us by email at sales@thinairventures.com to arrange for payment. (Sorry we have no automated cart or payment option on our website yet.) If paying in USD (credit card, cashier's check, or wire transfer), we will convert your bid's BTC amount to USD according to the current coinbase.com exchange rate +/-1% that we will announce publicly the moment the auction ends.
- You will be given 4 calendar days from the moment the auction ends to make your payment. As soon as your payment clears, within 24 hours your Redhash unit will ship or be available for local pickup (Lake Forest, CA).
- If you fail to make payment within 4 calendar days, we reserve the right to either cancel the sale, or to extend your payment window (this will necessitate a re-adjustment of the BTC/USD conversion rate).
- Prices must be stated in BTC. You must state the number of Redhash units you want, for example “2 @ 15” means 2 units for 15 BTC each.
- When you post a bid, the bids in your previous posts are considered to be automatically canceled. However you can put multiple bids in one post.
- If two people bid at the same price, the person who bid first takes precedence.
- Bids are considered invalid and will be ignored if they do not specify both a price and a max quantity.

Let’s bid!

[1714251140]

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[digit]

1 @ 15 BTC

[-Redacted-]

2 @ 15 BTC

[dragonkid]

1 @ 15 BTC

[mrb]

This is the auction thread for Redhash 105 Gh/s ASIC miners, built by our company TAV. It explains auction rules and payment information.

See the main thread for more information about Redhash units and about TAV: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303376

You are bidding on Redhash 105 Gh/s ASIC miners. There are a limited number of units available in this auction: only 27 units. The minimum bid starts at 15 BTC per unit, with minimum increments of 1 BTC.

- The auction is denominated in bitcoins, and may be paid in bitcoins. However we will also accept payments by credit card, cashier's check, and wire transfer.
- The auction starts now and will end on October 1, 2013, 10:00pm Pacific time. The end time will be automatically extended past 10:00pm any time a bid is placed less than 1 minute after the last valid bid.
- When the auction ends, contact us by email at sales@thinairventures.com to arrange for payment. (Sorry we have no automated cart or payment option on our website yet.) If paying in USD (credit card, cashier's check, or wire transfer), we will convert your bid's BTC amount to USD according to the current coinbase.com exchange rate +/-1% that we will announce publicly the moment the auction ends.
- You will be given 4 calendar days from the moment the auction ends to make your payment. As soon as your payment clears, within 24 hours your Redhash unit will ship or be available for local pickup (Lake Forest, CA).
- If you fail to make payment within 4 calendar days, we reserve the right to either cancel the sale, or to extend your payment window (this will necessitate a re-adjustment of the BTC/USD conversion rate).
- Prices must be stated in BTC. You must state the number of Redhash units you want, for example “2 @ 15” means 2 units for 15 BTC each.
- When you post a bid, the bids in your previous posts are considered to be automatically canceled. However you can put multiple bids in one post.
- If two people bid at the same price, the person who bid first takes precedence.
- Bids are considered invalid and will be ignored if they do not specify both a price and a max quantity.

Let’s bid!

[DeanC]

1@15.01 btc

Could you please insert here a CLOCK / TIMER - how much time is left?

[Wesly]

1@15 btc

[Maciek]

1@15 btc

[mrb]

1@15.01 btc

Could you please insert here a CLOCK / TIMER - how much time is left?

Well the time is variable. If on October 1st, 10pm pacific time, people are still placing 1 bid every minute, then the time will be extended minute by minute. The auction will end when there is a 1+ minute of inactivity after 10pm.

[dragonkid]

1 @ 15 BTC

Sorry cancel my auction. It work out a lot when it goes through UK custom. I just calculated the cost.

[mrb]

1 @ 15 BTC

Sorry cancel my auction. It work out a lot when it goes through UK custom. I just calculated the cost.

Ok, fair cancellation request.

[YipYip]

1@ 15 btc

[PaperClip]

3 @ 3 BTC
well, I know its against your minimum bid, but in case if you change it - you can count on my order

[jelin1984]

1@15 btc

[ste0024]

2@15

[realestone]

1 @ 16BTC

[Wesly]

I assume the miner comes with the Corsair Power Supply since you are showing the miner with PSU installed?
What is the % of HW error rate at 328MHz?
How overclockable is your miner?  Is 328MHz the maximum stable speed?  (Original Avalon miners are stable up to 350-360MHz)
Are you using TP-LINK TL-WR703N to provide wired and wireless network interface?
Is your miner using running Avalon cgminer software?  If so, which version?

[psjw4450]

5 @ 15.

[realestone]

I assume the miner comes with the Corsair Power Supply since you are showing the miner with PSU installed?
What is the % of HW error rate at 328MHz?
How overclockable is your miner?  Is 328MHz the maximum stable speed?  (Original Avalon miners are stable up to 350-360MHz)
Are you using TP-LINK TL-WR703N to provide wired and wireless network interface?
Is your miner using running Avalon cgminer software?  If so, which version?

what he said

[Threader]

1 @ 17 BTC