vortexz
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September 01, 2014, 10:49:09 PM |
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Hello.I would like to buy a set of 10 but I dont want to assemble them myself.
1.can you send them assembled already ?
2.does the price include shipping ?
thank you !
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vortex1878
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September 01, 2014, 10:53:40 PM |
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Hello.I would like to buy a set of 10 but I dont want to assemble them myself.
1.can you send them assembled already ?
2.does the price include shipping ?
thank you !
Yes and yes. Check the updated OP: 7.9 BTC/set of 10 fully assembled devices inclusive of shipping.  |
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vortexz
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September 01, 2014, 10:59:11 PM |
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thanks for quick answer brother vortex.
also I would like to know how much shipping costs to Romania by DHL ?
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vortex1878
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September 01, 2014, 11:04:35 PM |
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thanks for quick answer brother vortex.
also I would like to know how much shipping costs to Romania by DHL ?
You are most welcome. I don't really understand your question as shipping is included (and I believe AM is using DHL). For inquiring the actual cost you would need to know the actual weight and dimensions of the shipment. Maybe sb. who has already received such a set could help here. But again.. what for? |
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vortexz
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September 01, 2014, 11:17:34 PM |
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ah, shipping is also included? that's very nice !
what PSU is recommended to power the device ?
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philipma1957
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'The right to privacy matters'
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September 01, 2014, 11:33:46 PM |
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Looks like you can set a failover, but it doesn't revert. If your first pool goes down it switches to the second, but it doesn't periodically check the first for activity and switch back if it comes online.
now I will need to learn a setup like yours. the controller locked into 1 pool at most was set to ghash. ghash went down. So I had to manually set the controller to mmpool.org works well on mmpool.org but I will now need to keep an eye out for the pool. So we need this to have at least a 2 pool choice with auto rollover. Friedcat please fix the firmware on for the gui |
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vortex1878
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September 01, 2014, 11:37:18 PM |
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ah, shipping is also included? that's very nice !
what PSU is recommended to power the device ?
This will answer quite a few questions (including PSU recommended by user bolehvpn): If anyone wants a video tutorial of almost all the steps to build an ASICMiner Tube I recorded my process. Hope it helps  It talks about all the little quirks and stuff and things to watch out for so you don't have to learn the hard way. http://youtu.be/zEL5EKWwBx0 |
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sjc1490
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September 02, 2014, 12:20:37 AM |
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Just a reminder, Slush's pool works no proxy and is a very stable pool (where I mine).
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BTC ADDRESS: 12Qwd8VKLQ4xF44ytHXBpCAKuF9VknG4X2
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area3121
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September 02, 2014, 01:34:51 AM |
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This will answer quite a few questions (including PSU recommended by user bolehvpn):
where the link for this, i wanna know also the recommend psu for this |
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jdany
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September 02, 2014, 02:08:03 AM |
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Just a reminder, Slush's pool works no proxy and is a very stable pool (where I mine).
I changed 6 miners over to Slush's - and I confirm, it's working just fine. Kind of nostalgic - I haven't mined here since the very beginning of my bitcoin affair. |
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Phasebird
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September 02, 2014, 02:12:22 AM |
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Hello.I would like to buy a set of 10 but I dont want to assemble them myself.
1.can you send them assembled already ?
2.does the price include shipping ?
thank you !
yes yes |
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vortexz
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September 02, 2014, 08:46:01 AM |
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is a 1000W PSU enough ?
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friedcat (OP)
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September 02, 2014, 08:47:55 AM |
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is a 1000W PSU enough ?
Generally yes. But the power loss on PSU would get higher. |
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WBF1
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September 02, 2014, 09:28:12 AM |
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@FriedCat
Have you seen all of the requests for better firmware? Is this even something you can personally do anything about? And if so, do you plan on updates?
I'd like to know before I invest in a Raspberry Pi or something similar. Please let us know publicly.
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September 02, 2014, 09:30:36 AM |
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@FriedCat
Have you seen all of the requests for better firmware? Is this even something you can personally do anything about? And if so, do you plan on updates?
I'd like to know before I invest in a Raspberry Pi or something similar. Please let us know publicly.
Besides using a Raspi as a proxy, it'd be awesome if we could use it as a true controller via a USB->Serial/UART link. In the rockminer thread, I tried, this, but progress has stalled. It seems the existing driver won't do.  |
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September 02, 2014, 09:33:34 AM |
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@FriedCat
Have you seen all of the requests for better firmware? Is this even something you can personally do anything about? And if so, do you plan on updates?
I'd like to know before I invest in a Raspberry Pi or something similar. Please let us know publicly.
Besides using a Raspi as a proxy, it'd be awesome if we could use it as a true controller via a USB->Serial/UART link. In the rockminer thread, I tried, this, but progress has stalled. It seems the existing driver won't do. I dont think I mind using BFGMiner as proxy, but I'll need a dedicated connection running it for best performance and less stales/dupes. I was happy with it running on my HTPC, but when you start watching 1 HDTV MPEG2 stream and recording 2 others, the connection gets a little saturated @ 15-20mbps/stream, especially when its running in a virtualbox with bridged networking :/ |
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September 02, 2014, 10:01:48 AM |
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@friedcat, you make some great hardware, but the way you're skilfully avoiding any discussion about the woeful stratum implementation in this hardware and possible new firmware is rather disappointing and reminds me of the behaviour of deepbit and ghash in only discussing things that may increase their userbase while avoiding answering questions that users care about. Please address the issue directly.
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wpgdeez
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September 02, 2014, 01:03:06 PM |
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He's already making you build them, why not make the customer engineer the firmware as well  |
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WBF1
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September 02, 2014, 02:02:19 PM |
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Is anyone else using bfgminer as a proxy and periodically seeing a huge jump in duplicate shares causing high reject rates? I've noticed it periodically on ghash and initially it seems to happen on westhash as well...
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helipotte
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September 02, 2014, 04:49:43 PM |
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Would be nice if some instructions where included as to what some of the entries under "settings" do. Such as the "system port" or the "normal/smart" setting. I have noticed that "normal" used firmware version 1.41 whereas "smart" uses firmware version 1.53. But I do not know what the difference is.  Maybe Friedcat would be kind enough to post brief instuctions. |
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