Das ist zwar schon ziemlich alt aber schau Dir mal evcc mit einem Smartmeter und einem Tasmota-Zwischenstecker an.
Es gibt bei EVCC eine Regel wo Du einfach eine Stecker-Wallbox per Tasmota-Zwischenstecker nach Regeln ein und ausschalten kannst.
Die Stecker-WB ist dann dein S9.

Hello Lucko,

you are the winner ;-) 24 Chips for 120 € + Transports. How do you want to pay?
Bitcoin or SEPA? Send me a privat notice.

Cheers...

Hi,


That's not correct:
I've boards here which have mounted such chips. Maybe it's not perfect to work on boards with Mr.Teals design, but it run and as I know these boards are the only one which support Rev. B chips (the ones with dark frame and bfl logo on top. I will post an foto of the chips tomorrow).
I've soldered not perfektly these chips on Mr.Teals board so not all engines will be run (80 - 100).
In this case the chips have only 24 - 30 GH/s netto rate running on one board of 8 chips.
But in the wild there many boards from Mr. Teal runs performant with rates from 32 to 40 GH/s.
At Lucko's boards (Mr. Teals design) I've send him my chips and these boards all runs more or less stable with the chips betwen 30 - 37 GH/s netto rate (measured at btcguild.com).

Or maybe I'm in mistake and the chips I've to sell are not Rev. B chips... The image will show it.

If someone is interested 24 BFL chips for sale at auction. Minimum price is 5 € per chip:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=538307

Happy bidding...

All Mr.Teal Chillies sold.

If someone is interested 24 BFL chips for sale at auction. Minimum price is 5 € per chip:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=538307

Cheers...

Hello,


If you want to pay in XBC (bitcoin), rate is calculated from bitcoin.de. Check
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/bitcoinde/btceur
or
https://www.bitcoin.de/en/chart for 12h weighted average quotation.

Grrr**** 
Why I cannot edit my own reserve posts? I hate this behavior...

For Reserve.

For Reserve.

Hello,

I sell the rest of my BFL Chips. You can bring in them to Luckos Clone board:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=267649.0

or to the original Mr.Teal Board:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=304250.0

The base for the price is the € (EUR).
Payment can be in Bitcoin or via SEPA. I prefer Bitcoin payment with Bidding starts with 5 € per Chip. Bid for min and max amount of chips and a price per chip in €. By using template:

Max. amount in pieces: 
Min. amount in pieces: 
Price per chip:             

The highest price per chip wins the auctions before the amount of chips.
If the lowest price offer will not take Min amount value the next lower offer will win.

Bid also for lower prices if a buyer retreats there bid offer, next lower offer will be win.

You can made a immediate buy if you accept a price of 25 € per chip  

Bidding ends at 30.03.2014 18:00 UTC. Don't forget the change of the day light time next sunday morning. All bids after 18:00 will not accepted!

Transport costs must be paid additionally. I prefer DHL/Deutsche Post Express with insurance.

The parcel will be have a size not more than a big letter (DIN-C4) and not more than 0,5 kg for all chips. You can check it here, who I prefer post sending which looks for like less costs:

http://www.dhl.de/en/paket/preise.html
http://www.portokalkulator.de/portokalkulator/std

Use as sender virtual address for calculation:

Dorfstr. 1
30827 Garbsen
Germany

And now bid bid bid...

For german user, I will sell Chilly's from Lucko next time at ebay.de.

They have installed a fixed firmware which pre-heat the VRM's slowly so the heat up problem is very seldom now only if my internet connection drops more than a few minutes.
No hairdryer heat up is needed for them. So they run stable after flashing the work around firmware.

Check ebay by using search word Chilly :-)

Lucko, I hope it's ok for you. If not delete this post simply 

Cheers...

Hi,

I've an KC705 board here in one of my boxes. It has been run in the past stable at 500 MHz with one pipeline to mine bitcoins. Also it has external DDR3 memory 1GB. Stats can be found here:

http://www.xilinx.com/products/boards-and-kits/DK-K7-EMBD-G.htm

At the moment I'm to busy to experiment. But maybe we can find a way if you are interested ;-) As compared with the Spartan it was little bit more efficient. CN1 ~ 60W/GH/s, KC705 ~ 40W/GH/s mining bitcoins.

Cheers...

PS: Added link

I've to sell some chilly in germany. Check ebay next days ;-) There all low performer.

I used the KC part and replaced in software only the board by another one. But it's also an
Kintex-7 board. I guess it should work also for VC boards. But if it is running you should
check to activate more engines ;-)

Cheers...

Hello,

after asking Lucko I've 24 BFL chips left over for sale them to any one in EU who is interested.
I'm sitting in EU so I can send them directly to Lucko so he and also buyer must not pay any additional tax to transport costs. Transport costs from germany to Lucko with insurance are ~46 € via DHL.

For transport to germany they are not more ~ 8,50 €
For other destinations ask me for different transport costs or check them by yourself at http://dhl.de ord http://post.de
Because of export regulations outside of the eu community I would not send the chips outside of the EU.

For offers from 1 to 24 chips send me p.m.'s. I accept payments via SEPA or bitcoins. The price is based on €. For schedule and mounting ask Lucko, if interested.

I will edit this message later and add a photo of the chips, today.

You can use socket 115x coolers. My favorite ist teh Zalmyn CNPS10X Performa.

These are really great news. I'd like to pretest ;-)

Cheers...

I've some  which have >= 25 engines. I do not active cooling strong the psr chip area so the temperature will limit the voltage below 1.13 V. Mine mostly crash above but not below. So mostly they are stable hashing now.

And yes, we are need a voltage limit for boards above 25 Engines. Maybe we can have a small formula which will calculate the endvoltage maybe if engines > 24 then 1.16 V - (noOfEngines-24) * 0.02 V elseif <=24 1.16 V else 1.1 V or so ;-)

Another way is to store the voltage at the crash, decrease it a little bit and use this as a new upper limit at next time. In this case we need only one fw for all boards.

Cheers...

I cannot recommend this, if you have no experience. The boards are so good the heat of your iron will heat the most of the pcb before the solder will melt.

If you find someone in your near (austin looks like not so a small village you should do this by them. Best is to repair them on local shop which also repairs tv's and so on, if there any. It should not costs more than some $.

For your information, for the outer capacity + is in the inner side. That means the blue mark must shown to the outer side. On my post above you can have a look how it should not be mounted.

Cheers...

Yep, I did this with a little help from my air solder gun I found an 1500 µF 16 V type (the only which have had more then 12 V) capacity from an old defect pc main board. I used it as a replacement so the board is hashing now (hopefully longer than before.) The 160 mm x 100 mm x 10 mm backplate heat sink is a little bit expensive with costs of 6€ , but it helps to cool the bfl chips and the power dist chips

And all these only for a few month :/

Cheers...