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If you don't mind switching at the plug, this is an option:
http://amzn.com/B005MYN3OO
http://amzn.com/B005MYN3OO
Yeah, no problems, I'll take a pic this evening if I remember. 
Bump. I'd be interested in seeing that pic too.
ROFL ... free wordpress site 
Why? There are legit people who makes $ millions off of free wordpress sites.
Re: [OPEN]Group Buy#9 ASICMINER Erupter USB Miner 0.31 BTC Or Less USA/INTERNATIONAL
I just sent 6.77 BTC for 21 miners with shipping and insurance.
miners 0.31 * 21 = 6.51
shipping 0.14
insurance 0.015 * 8 = 0.12
==================
6.51 + .14 + .12 = 6.77 total
PM sent with shipping info
miners 0.31 * 21 = 6.51
shipping 0.14
insurance 0.015 * 8 = 0.12
==================
6.51 + .14 + .12 = 6.77 total
PM sent with shipping info
They works well with USB 1.0. I use one 4 port HUB with USB 1.0 version .
Thanks zamot, that's very helpful feedback.
why would anyone use those small block erupters ... at 300mh it would take a year or more to pay for 1 erupter at 150 bucks.
Thankfully we can get them for $10-$30.
Yes, and that PC has to be before 1996 or it was fucking low end in 1998
Well, it's not the computer in question... I found some powerful and cheap usb 1.0 hubs that would be ideal for running block erupters. I have it's 2.0 brother and it works fine. I just ordered one of the 1.0, so we'll see how it goes.
I'm using Rosewill 10-port powered hubs. They seem to have no problem powering 6 or 7 sticks (7 on 2 of them, 6 + the Pi on another).
Which Rosewill 10-port powered hubs are you using? (they have 4 different models, more like 3 since two of them are just different colors).
Re: Large USB Hub with Raspberry Pi and USB Block Erupters?
I haven't used a R-pi - but my home setup has 2 "normal" powered hubs (2.0 Amp) with 4 block eruptors on each. Hum-ing away fro over 36 hours now. No problem.
Cool, thanks for sharing.
In case anyone else is interested, the hubs I'm using where I can get 5 or 6 usb block eruptors running with raspberry pi are these ones (d-link 7 port DUB-H7): http://amzn.com/B00008VFAF
It'll do 6 without a fan, or 5 with a fan. Specifically, I'm using this fan: http://amzn.com/B003XN24GY
Large USB Hub with Raspberry Pi and USB Block Erupters?
I like the idea of mining with Raspberry Pi and USB block erupters, at least for now since they're both easy to come by. But, I've had trouble finding raspberry pi compatible usb hubs that can support more than 6 block erupters.
Although the Anker 10 port USB 3 hub is popular for usb block erupters, it's not Raspberry Pi compatible. There is a list of compatible hubs here:
http://elinux.org/RPi_VerifiedPeripherals#Working_USB_Hubs
But, most of them don't have enough power, don't have many ports and/or aren't configured in a way that makes it easy to fill up the ports and cool them (like the Anker 10 port).
Has anybody found a big hub that works with Raspberry Pi and USB block erupters?
Although the Anker 10 port USB 3 hub is popular for usb block erupters, it's not Raspberry Pi compatible. There is a list of compatible hubs here:
http://elinux.org/RPi_VerifiedPeripherals#Working_USB_Hubs
But, most of them don't have enough power, don't have many ports and/or aren't configured in a way that makes it easy to fill up the ports and cool them (like the Anker 10 port).
Has anybody found a big hub that works with Raspberry Pi and USB block erupters?