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Oberver I gotta say that all the other stuff aside the thing that jumps off the screen to me is that these dudes don't have enough internet to post a simple video but they are going to run 50 ths miners?
I'm in the process of getting fucked in the ass on two other gb's on this forum so I may be a bit cynical tonight!
I'm in the process of getting fucked in the ass on two other gb's on this forum so I may be a bit cynical tonight!
Not Cynical, just cautious and that's understandable. I dont know if you have ever used satellite internet before but that is why. Uploading a video is a massive upstream surge of data, most video sharing sites refuse uploads that take up more than 10-15 minutes as their server times out. Mining on the other hand does not consume a ton of bandwidth, even at 50 TH/s. There are guys in the Netherlands running huge machines on dial up, but cant get on webcam via skype, i know because i have tried skyping with them.
Hope that helps
Just a few ideas: multiple smaller RAR/ZIP files, video compression, split video files - any of these might help...
I can't find any information regarding South Florida Bitcoin Group.
Anybody knows where I can find some info?
Anybody knows where I can find some info?
Maybe he means this group ?
http://www.meetup.com/Bitcoin-of-South-Florida/
You see? Now that you changed your original post, lowered your price a little, mentioned the parts are new with packaging and you tweaked the rig for better performance your price sounds much more reasonable.
Good luck with the sale.
Good luck with the sale.
If it was used by you for even a second IT ISN'T NEW ANYMORE!!!
Again, why would anyone buy your "new" rig if he can buy a real new rig from a store with warranty for less than 3 btc?
My comment was not ment to spam your thread but to warn other users that your asking price is too high, even for a "new" rig.
Oh, and if I was wrong, why did you change the price from "over 3 btc" to "around 3 btc" ?
People here are not idiots, FYI.
Again, why would anyone buy your "new" rig if he can buy a real new rig from a store with warranty for less than 3 btc?
My comment was not ment to spam your thread but to warn other users that your asking price is too high, even for a "new" rig.
Oh, and if I was wrong, why did you change the price from "over 3 btc" to "around 3 btc" ?
People here are not idiots, FYI.
Do yourself a favor and sell this to the idiots on ebay.
No one here would buy from you a USED rig that does 2.15MH/s for over 3BTC when he can get the same rig BRAND NEW for less than that.
No one here would buy from you a USED rig that does 2.15MH/s for over 3BTC when he can get the same rig BRAND NEW for less than that.
Re: 5 2TH Cointerra Miners in Early January Batch over night shipping. 110 BTC
So by now we know the power draw for cointerra is around 2KW for 1.6TH (maybe 1.7).
Bitmain ANTMINERS would draw around 3.2KW for the same hashing power (8 ANTS), and cost 15.2 BTC TODAY for 1.6TH.
So the price has to be much less than what I can get hashing powered delivered today.
This isn't even a DEC batch? So how many difficulty changes before this ships? That would determine the price for me...
Bitmain ANTMINERS would draw around 3.2KW for the same hashing power (8 ANTS), and cost 15.2 BTC TODAY for 1.6TH.
So the price has to be much less than what I can get hashing powered delivered today.
This isn't even a DEC batch? So how many difficulty changes before this ships? That would determine the price for me...
8 Antminers now cost 11.6 BTC shipped 8th February so the price on these cointerra miners has to come down even further to be of interest to anyone.
Re: [OPEN][Worldwide] Gridseed 1 chip + 5 chip Dual miners 0.105/0.405 btc
What is the weight of one "5 Chip Gridseed miner" ? we need this in order to calculate the exact "Pack and Track International" cost.
Will 3 of these be less than 500g ?
Will 3 of these be less than 500g ?
They are 418g each. So 3 of them would fit in a pack and track parcel. Pack and track is up to 2kg.
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It will fit but the price changes according to what you select on "approximate weight of parcel".
up to 500gr is $24.20
500gr - 1kg is $45.10
1kg - 1.5kg is $62.55
So for 3x418gr the weight is 1254gr which means $62.55 shipping to the UK. am I right ?
How do I calculate the exchange rate from $ to BTC on shipment ?
Re: [OPEN][Worldwide] Gridseed 1 chip + 5 chip Dual miners 0.105/0.405 btc
What is the weight of one "5 Chip Gridseed miner" ? we need this in order to calculate the exact "Pack and Track International" cost.
Will 3 of these be less than 500g ?
Will 3 of these be less than 500g ?
2nd question:
4 x 200gh/s antminer S1 = 7.8BTC before February 8th and probably around 4.8BTC-6.4BTC after that date.
your 800gh/s Jupiter = 13.75BTC
Does that seem logical to you ?
4 x 200gh/s antminer S1 = 7.8BTC before February 8th and probably around 4.8BTC-6.4BTC after that date.
your 800gh/s Jupiter = 13.75BTC
Does that seem logical to you ?
Re: Selling 2x Avalon Batch 2's ~166GH/s - Collection from London - 1.7 BTC
ok then, so you have my 0.6BTC offer for 1 unit for local pickup today/tomorrow or 1.5BTC for both units shipped to the netherlands... decisions decisions... 
Re: Selling 2x Avalon Batch 2's ~166GH/s - Collection from London - 1.7 BTC
1.5BTC for both if you ship them to the netherlands...
Let me know if you get a better offer, and how much power do they use?
Let me know if you get a better offer, and how much power do they use?
at 83gh/s they are 700 watts according to wiki:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Avalon
Re: bitcoinminingmachines.co.uk -- hardware importer and retailer
You removed it from the antminer product specs page but it's still on the list when you click on "antminer" in the top menu.
btw, can you explain to me the £500 difference between your 200GH/s avalon miner and Mining Hardware's 200GH/s avalon miner ?
http://bitcoinminingmachines.co.uk//index.php?route=product/product&path=67_61&product_id=50
http://www.mininghardware.co.uk/en/200ghs-/30-200ghs-bitcoin-miner.html
But not all is bad - at least you are here responding to all our (or my) "annoying" questions. I hope your customer service will be just as good when someone (or myself) will make a purchase.
oh, and keep us updated on those gridseed miners - I'm really waiting to hear some more news about them...
btw, can you explain to me the £500 difference between your 200GH/s avalon miner and Mining Hardware's 200GH/s avalon miner ?
http://bitcoinminingmachines.co.uk//index.php?route=product/product&path=67_61&product_id=50
http://www.mininghardware.co.uk/en/200ghs-/30-200ghs-bitcoin-miner.html
But not all is bad - at least you are here responding to all our (or my) "annoying" questions. I hope your customer service will be just as good when someone (or myself) will make a purchase.
oh, and keep us updated on those gridseed miners - I'm really waiting to hear some more news about them...
Re: bitcoinminingmachines.co.uk -- hardware importer and retailer
Another calc. attempt (it's late and i'm tired)
You: £1583 (antminer) + £317 (VAT) + £30 (Shipment) + £40 (electricity for 21 days) = £1970 or 3.65BTC
Bitmain: £1026 (antminer) + £205 (VAT) + £510 (21 missed days) = £1741 or 3.22BTC
So yes, you are 0.435BTC more expensive than Bitmain - assuming:
1. you have the antminers for sale NOW
2. Bitmain delivers only in 3 weeks and not quicker
3. The difficulty stays the same for the next 3 weeks
Throw in a free PSU and I may be sold.
You: £1583 (antminer) + £317 (VAT) + £30 (Shipment) + £40 (electricity for 21 days) = £1970 or 3.65BTC
Bitmain: £1026 (antminer) + £205 (VAT) + £510 (21 missed days) = £1741 or 3.22BTC
So yes, you are 0.435BTC more expensive than Bitmain - assuming:
1. you have the antminers for sale NOW
2. Bitmain delivers only in 3 weeks and not quicker
3. The difficulty stays the same for the next 3 weeks
Throw in a free PSU and I may be sold.