I have 20 x Antminer S9 and 2 x Antminer L3 with power supplies sat on a pallet in the US ready to ship now.  I bought them for a mining contract that has yet to start so would prefer to sell now.

I can sell as follows:

All 22 miners + power supplies for $80k USD including US or Canadian shipping

Or

12 Antminer S9 for $48k including US or Canadian shipping

I will not split the miners any other way.

Estimated delivery is 1 week and I accept either Paypal (if you cover the fees) Bitcoin, litecoin, BCH or etherium.

Thx

C

I haven't got a PM yet, i guess people don't actually buy GPUs for that price

Why could i not mine eth ? i was about to mine eth as long as possible then switch to zec

I have put my 1500 memory strap in the field on https://minerstat.com/strap.html

777000000000000022AA1C00315A6B3CA0550F15B68C1506006AE4007C041420CA8980A90200000 01712262B612B3715

When I press "modify" I get a new page with giant letters CSRF MISSING.

Obviously I dont understand this strap editor page.

How do I use it?

Thanks again

Are you referring to this page? https://minerstat.com/config.html

What do i do with the config file I already edited in the claymore-eth folder?

Thanks

I guess for now I am going back to "normal" Claymore dual mining until this line parsing thing can be resolved.

Thanks

Does anyone know how far away an ethernet cable needs to be from a power line in order to not have interference?  There is a power line running across our driveway from the house to barn that provides a 100 Amp service in that building. We are going to run an exterior grade ethernet line out there from the house in order to have internet in our recently renovated mining room (former tool and work room). I know we can't just wrap around the power lines, and have galvanized steel cable being picked up today to stretch the ethernet line across the driveway.... how far away does the ethernet need to be from the power line? I'm guessing a foot would be plenty, but I don't know for sure so I'm asking for input from anyone with experience doing something similar.

It's this Cat5 line, since it's shielded I believe it could even be within a few inches of the power line? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001B6C5H8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This is obvious.

My question is if the Internet connection drops for 3 minutes, would this be causing only 3 minutes of lost mining time, or could it be potentially causing say 20 - 30 minutes of lost mining time, due to the miner requiring being connected for the full duration of  its "session" which say takes 20 - 30 mins per sesion.

Let me put it this way. If you need to carry a large bowl of water from point A to point B, and then somewhere in the middle on the road you accidentally drop  the bowl , it breaks down and spills the water, you can't just continue on your way. You need to get back to point A get another bowl of water and mange to carry it intact ( i.e without the Internet connection dropping ) for the full duration of the course.  

So the Internet Connection may drop/cut for only 1-2 mins at a time... but if the miner has  to restart from the beginning of the job, you are actually losing much more in mining-time, each time your connection drops.

Need time to this, but will be good for everyone in a short time.

Also, if everyone notice the ZEN is listed on Bittrex or Coinmarketcap please tell me to i can finish the calculation.