Bet it's profitable for Tommy now with all of those un-refunded Bitcoins worth over 5 grand each ...

And they performed flawlessly - my only comment (criticism) would be with the ATX looms - drawing 5v at 40 Amps they get pretty hot & some of the wires 'fused' - a higher gauge wire in the loom would solve this easily (& would be worth the higher cost)

Cheers

Sithra

Scammed? 

I have coins in an offline wallet that are steadily paying interest whilst also increasing in value.
I have coins online that, whilst not at the much maligned $20 floor, can be escrowed for a guaranteed $20 on February 1st

If I were to sell all of my coins NOW I would have ROI - even at current prices.

Try measuring BTC to those standards and you will find that currency sadly lacking - I've lost thousands in offline mining & online scams.

What is it about a coin designed to introduce everyday people to cryptocurrency that so incenses the bitcoin community?

My journey with GAW has had some pitfalls, but has been far more profitable than some of the gouging I suffered at the hands of some of the biggest BTC cloudminers ... try looking there for a story! CEX & their ever-increasing fees have destroyed many first-time miners...

I'm disappointed that Paycoin has not been an instant success - but with the vitriol poured upon it by reddit, so-called journalists & the btc-centric community - I'm happy to stick with innovation and gradually reap the rewards.

A satisfied GAW customer since the beginnings.

Hashie.co reports "Hashie's operations are temporarily suspended." & plays a delightful rendition of the main song 'Let it Go' from 'Frozen'
- Not sure if that is supposed to be amusing 

No further explanation but no payouts since December 27

Must be the season for it?

Thank for all offers & enquiries - Lot has been sold 

Offer received - pending acceptance unless any others are received before 13:00 UTC

Cheers
Sithra

Unfortunately no ... but it may be more economic to not take the PSU's  - just the cables & that would cut down a lot of the weight.

Cheers
Sithra

Just to avoid answering the same questions ...

My first preference is to sell the entire lot so that I'm not left with odd pieces 'gathering dust'

They are currently listed on ebay for AU$499 (about US$410) http://www.ebay.com/itm/321616135231 - obviously I'm hoping they go higher ... especially since they are generating a good XPY return at the moment, but will accept the final bid there if nothing better eventuates

Cheers
Sithra

XPY - Paycoin

Guaranteed floor of $US20 (0.06 BTC) on POS launch
Currently as low as 0.031 on coin-swap.net - nearly 50% profit in a few days? Golden 

Apologies for the mess but am in the process of wiring in Fan Controllers & extra fans to cope with the Aussie Summer

You should be able to make out the 7 x Eyeboot USB Hubs each containing 49 U2's making 343 active ... the rest are currently spares!

2 of the S1's are on the second shelf - the third is just out of shot
The Falcon is on the bottom shelf

Cheers
Sithra

I'm really hoping to sell the complete set-up
... if that doesn't work out then I guess I'll have to look at breaking it into lots

Cheers
Sithra

I'll try & get some pics tomorrow when the light is better ...
I only have that many because the MOQ was 500 & then the market in Australia got flooded with cheap imports
- so I thought, rather than lose money I would put them to work!

Cheers
Sithra

Thanks for the advice ... I wasn't sure if anyone would be interested but I'm happy to provide proof with a note containing specific text if requested & more than happy to use escrow (although I'm not sure who here provides it)

Thanks
Sithra

If you would like to get started in coin mining & prefer to get in & get your 'hands dirty' rather than mining in the cloud ... This is the package for you
Well over 1 TH/s of SHA-256 Mining & 32 MH/s of Scrypt plus a Radeon HD 5970 so you can experiment with some of the new GPU algorythms

http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/spacer.png The Scrypt Miner is a GawMiners Falcon (Same as a Zeusminer Thunder) 27MH/s + (Doesn't seem to drop below 32) Super easy configuration Amazing cooling and long quietness Hash Rate: 27MH+ Case Material: Aluminum Chip: 55nm GAW Miners dedicated ASIC Scrypt (QFN Design) Power Consumption: 900W Controller is a Raspberry Pi running CGminer PSU is a EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 which usually powers one of the Eyeboot USB hubs as well		http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/Falcon.png http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/EVGA.png
There are 3 x Antminer S1 clocked at 393 & happily mining 24/7 at 200 GH/s +/- 5% Hash rate: 180 GH/s (Overclock to 200+) Power consumption: about 360 W from the wall Power supply: 3 +12V DC input Power efficiency:  2 W/GH/s on wall Size:  135 mm x 155 mm x 300 mm Network connection: Ethernet Cable / WIFI Cooling: 12cm PWM fans and customized heat sink These mine stand-alone - can be configured via web-interface or SSH & never stop! Each has an additional fan attached at the rear, one has been modified to have the Heatsinks on the outside & has 4 additional fans to draw heat away efficiently & there are enough chip heatsinks to cover all three (not all attached) PSU are an IKONIK Gaia 500 IP-G500A-CBAA 500W, another Generic 500W Supply & I've been experimenting with 2 x 12V Regulated Switching Power Supplies to run the third with good results. (Probably more efficient to run the others this way) http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/spacer.png		http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/S_1.png
There are approximately 400 x Bitmain U2+ USB Miner's that will happily produce 2.2 - 2.4 GH/s each Default hash rate: 2.0 GH/s, over clock by command Power consumption: 2.95 W on USB 5V @ 2 G Power supply: 5 V DC input Size: 60 mm x 25 mm x 15 mm 7 x Eyeboot 49 Port USB hubs + 1 49 Port Block Erupter (needs fuse holder replaced) Controlled by 4 x Banana Pi's running bfgminer that can handle 2 of the Eyeboots each Power is currently a mix of S150 5V 40A Switching Power Supplies & standard ATX supplies Included are at least another 5 of the S150 that need fuses replaced or similar repair and extra ATX - Open End looms. And I'll throw in 4 of the original Antminer U1 & a Block Erupter (if I can find them!) http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/spacer.png		http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/U2a.png http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/Eyeboot49.png
The Radeon HD 5970 Black Edition isn't the latest GPU but it still has sufficient punch to try mining X11/X13/NeoScrypt or other new algorithms with scripts such Sgminer v5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 ATI Radeon HD 5970 Core Clock 725 MHz Boost Clock 1000 MHz Interfaces 2 x DVI-I (dual link) Mini DisplayPort API Supported DirectCompute 5.0, DirectX 11, OpenCL, OpenGL 3.2 Memory Size 2 GB GDDR5 SDRAM http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/spacer.png		http://www.sticky-web.net/bct/HD5970.png

So why the sale?

To be honest, I don't have the time to chase the highest returning pool nor the ability to 'nuture' the miners to keep them all running at their best - all of the controllers could benefit from an upgrade in mining software version & I'm sure that the U2's could be run more efficiently via a larger PSU powering multiple hubs.

With more efficient cooling (I have the heatsinks & fans but haven't had a chance to fit them) the S1's & U2's could definitely be overclocked - there are even threads on bitcointalk.org that discuss replacing components to make the miners more efficient - this kind of fiddly circuit work is beyond me.

There's even been an upgrade kit released for the S1 that boosts performance & efficiency to 453 GH/s while consuming only 355 Watt - again, it's a task that I don't have the time or skills to pursue!


Included are all cables (ethernet, power & usb)
NOT Included are Network Switch & Power boards

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Shipping

As you can imagine - all of this swag combined is heavy ...
I'd imagine around 30kg plus heavy.
So Australia Post is probably not going to be an option!

I have plenty of packing materials so they could be shipped as multiple boxes with a Courier (of your choice)
OR
Pick-up from Wendouree VIC 3355.
I can everything packed ready to go - or you can see it operating before dismantling.

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Warranty

Used electrical equipment has no warranty (although I will Test & Tag the power supplies if you wish)

There are approx. 50 unopened (therefore NEW) U2+ so you may be able to chase DOA replacement via Bitmain

Overclocking voids Bitmain's warranty & almost everyone wants to attempt overclocking so you may be battling to receive a replacement if you cook your chip whilst attempting to push the limits.

This Screen Grab shows 3 x S1, 5 x Eyeboot & Zeus operating - Other Eyeboots are operational but I'm replacing PSU

Any reason galaxy.cryptcoins.net is not auto-paying - even after a 24 hr + wait?
The option for manual payout has been removed so just HOW do we retrieve our earnings?

Sorry ... fixed!

We have taken delivery of Bitmain's new U2+ Antminer. I've had 25 running at clock rate of x0981 = 2.0Gh/s and regularly getting rates of up to 2.4 (2.2 stable) WITHOUT overclocking bfgminer -S antminer:all --set-device antminer:freq=x0981 --icarus-options 115200:2:2 works well for me. Currently they are selling at AU$45.00 (inc. GST) & we can negotiate on price for bulk orders. I plan on keeping 50 for myself & friends so currently 450 available. Payment by any reputable method accepted (Bitcoin, other Crypto-Currency, Bank Deposit or, as a last resort, Paypal) - will agree to escrow for large orders.

http://www.sticky-web.net/ebay/U2a.jpg

Please PM if interested including number required & offer.

Whilst I'm new to this forum you can check our reliability via eBay status

Please post any questions to this forum.

EXCELLENT Provider.
Responsive, Great Communication & Hashrates in excess of that advertised
Generously compensated for an outage that was pool related - nothing to do with his excellent rigs

Would definitely hire any of Tigggger's rigs again & recommend to all.
A+++

Excellent service!
We had a couple of small hiccups but I was most generously compensated
Highly recommended & I'll be sure to hire again

Cheers

Sithra