Quote from: Phoenix1969 on August 07, 2013, 12:46:03 AM

Quote from: DyslexicZombei on August 07, 2013, 12:21:15 AM

Quote from: Phoenix1969 on August 06, 2013, 11:31:13 PM

Quote from: CYPER on August 06, 2013, 11:18:18 PM

Btw has knc-china.com and kncminer.cn been mentioned before?

So they are targeting the chinese market as well for which they have different bank details for payment:

Account Name: Laurel Financial Network Technology Co., Ltd.
Bank: China Construction Bank
Branch Name: Shanghai Xiangyang Road Branch
Account number: 31001555900050005127

And a skype name too: kncminerchina

WHOA red flag
We are NOT aware of ANY OTHER site than kncminer.com those are most likely a scam!

Hi Phoenix1969,

I saw that you're in Hawaii & you have a few KnCs on order. Glad to see I'm not the only one in Hawaii that sees a BTC groundswell starting to build. I'm still debating between Bitfury or KnC for my next order.

Too bad there aren't more Hawaii folks doing mining; we could make our own Hawaii pool. Grin

Aloha yeah, not many miners here...not suprising considering Helco rates on Electric... Which is also why a pool would not be too profitable here...I have too many orders "pending delivery" to think of more at the moment, but I'm a shopper as well. Come Mid-October, If all is as projected I'll be making decisions then, as for now... Its KNC all the way. I really Think Marcus will Blow the Competition Out of the water with Gen2, we shall see.
The two biggest things I look at are GH/$, and GH/watt, followed by delivery estimates, which can be tricky, hehe

BTW... 1 jupiter = 1 kw/hr x 24hrs in a day = 24kw/hrs x 30 days is
720Kw/hrs per month, per jupiter x .43(here on B.I.) comes to 309.60 per month per Jupiter. The point is... even if you solar system "Banks" 200Kw/hrs a month, it is not quite 1/3rd of the needed power to run a single Jupiter, which is why it will barely cover a Mercury.
All things considered, I may move to or just set up an office in Mobile, Ala, where electric is still .08.

I know it will not cover the whole cost. Right now i have an order on a Saturn in. Been thinking about the upgrade, though i have not decided been waiting to see how things play out a bit. But if the specs stay the same when the devise comes out. "hopefully wattage will go down some" But at the 500w that's 360kwh now if im banking 200 then that leaves me with just 160 at .43 is 68.8 instead of the full 154.8, but if i go and install 6 more panels. that would cover the extra 160KwH, Witch would cost me roughly $2500 " This is not exact and I do get this as cost because i am a contractor out here" Probably more like 5-6k if i had a solar installer. then on top of that 65% of that i would get back from tax credits the following year. So even if it was installed by a solar installer would pay for it self in no time.