Jay,

From my understanding on the product page:

Assembly Only: Klondike mainboard assembled together with separately purchased ASIC chips to produce the core of the Fusion 16. This option is recommended only for customers using one off designs of the remaining items necessary for a fully functioning unit.

DIY Kit: Similar to the assembly only option with the addition of a DIY kit of final assembly parts for those who enjoy putting things together. Beginner to moderate skill level required.

Full Assembly: A fully assembled, functioning miner ready to be plugged in and begin hashing. This finish level comes with the option of in house testing to ensure full functionality of the unit prior to shipping.


So Assembly does not include all the final items (heat-sink, etc) and DIY includes all parts, but not assembled. If they don't do a full assembly, how can they properly test the unit, which needs all components installed and assembled?


Secondly, why would you need to assemble yourself to be able to stack it? Was that stated somewhere in the BBK thread or otherwise?

Kosta