That would be $6000 with local pickup for ~27TH

I have 6 x SP30 for sale.  All units have been and continue to be trouble free.

Local pickup preferred, but will consider shipping.
Looking for ~1000 each bitcoin or cash.

Shipping+escrow extra

Update:
(Sale pending)

So what you are saying with your apples to oranges comparison is that my price is too low?  

$5,095+$300 = $5,395
- 1,618.5 30% "used car" discount (These were just delivered today)

Total $3,777

I am asking for 8 BTC or cash equivalent which is $3,392 at the moment.

You mean off the original price of $5,095.00 + $300 shipping?

8 x $430 = $3440.  The November SP35 is $3920 without shipping.

[WTS] 6 x new SP30's - Local pickup only (Seattle Area)
The miners are located on the east side in Kirkland.

4.5 TH @ ~3000 Watts

Asking 8 BTC or cash equivalent for each

These are brand new with boxes, so shipping is possible but local pickup strongly preferred.

Yes these are full stand alone miners.  PSUs and controller are built into the units.

New price.  $4200 for 10 or $420 each
Irritated wife special: $3,200

My batch 1 order placed July 3rd, hasn't shipped yet shipped last night.

Yes, I'm willing to break these up.

You have PM

For anyone that's wondering.  10 x liquid ultra and 1 x Corsair H60 will get these miners to 16 TH.

[WTS] 10 x Cointerra Terraminers - Local pickup only (Seattle Area)

I have 10 Terra-miners up for sale.

1 has a single bad pump (4 pumps per miner) and runs at 1.2 TH as a result. (New Pump arrives 9/19) Pump replaced
7 of 10 units have had the thermal paste replaced with liquid ultra. The remaining 3 should be done by Sunday.

Currently averaging 13TH 15.5TH. 16 TH

I have no interest in dealing with shipping so this is local pickup only.  The miners are located on the east side in Kirkland.

Looking for $4,800 $4,200 for all 10 units or $420 each; bitcoin or cash.
Irritated wife special: $3,200

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Sale currently pending for Sunday 9/21

All units have been sold

That's really impressive.  How did you get so many units that run at 2TH?  Everyone else seems to be getting miners that only do 1.2-1.6TH

Its not possible to have 2TH TerraMiners in stock because they don't exist.  ~1.6TH is the expected performance and Cointerra includes a paper with each unit to make this clear.

Selling ~460GH BFL mini rig.  Including raspberry pi mining controller and original nexus tablet.  

Not interested in messing with shipping this monster so limiting this to local pickup in the Seattle area.

Asking price $4800 Firm
Preferred payment: bitcoin or cash

[SOLD]
The first unit was picked up this morning and the second was picked up Monday.

The first MR orders were for 1.5TH.  BFL ended up splitting the orders into 3 units to get close to the hash rate they promised and decided to only provide a Nexus for the first rig. 

I do have a MR with a Nexus but the design is a joke.  You have to take the whole rig apart every time you want to turn the Nexus on.

Item is in hand and hashing away.  I just received it yesterday.  After running over night cgminer is reporting an average of 491GH/S.

The BFL standard issue painted cardboard front insert has been replaced with normal cardboard due to some cardboard damage that occurred during shipping. (Actually I'm pretty sure the expanding foam used for packing is what caved it in.)  Other than that the item has some minor scratches, but everything is fully functional.

Looking for 420 coins but I will consider any reasonable offer.

I will cover up to $300 in shipping expenses.
Package is 54 pounds 27x18x23 in.

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+1

Also switching to mining with 1 card is a terrible idea.  Your hash/watt ratio will only get worse.

Right now I am mining with 2x7970 overclocked to 1190 core and under volted. 

My system is not a dedicated miner so mhash per watt is not very good due to having silly things like hard drives, a quad core cpu and other non-mining components.

I am mining around 1410 mhash at ~600 watts.

If difficulty jumps by 10x I will be losing ~$30 a month due to power usage.

No one knows when asic will ship, but perhaps this will help you decide. 

I found out that both IP addresses do belong to DeepBit.  I resolved connection issues by modifying the host file in case anyone else is having this issue.

I would post this in the Deepbit thread, but since I am trapped in the sandbox...

Its seems quite a few people are currently having connection problems when it comes to DeepBit.

I spent a few min. looking into it and found that pit.deepbit.net is constantly switching between

91.213.175.240 and 46.4.121.122

Every time the redirect occurs it is causing connection issues for a few seconds.

Does anyone know if both of these IP addresses are legitimately related to Deepbit?

91.213.175.240 looks like it may be a ddos mitigation service.

Thanks