litecoin stick 1.2 mh


https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=28279.msg291710#msg291710

(legit imho only asking 2 LTC down payment per stick at max price of $32 a stick with $5 buck shipping usa)


sidehack 8gh btc miner stick

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1126705.0

(legit got 3 of these sticks. 8gh usb stick you can OC higher. Price is $25 a stick with $6 buck shipping up to 3 of them. I already got 2 got another on the way)

Again above is just to have something running in the basement when my home mining goes poof and my KNC Titans become doorstops.

my setup

lostgonzo.imgur.com

The last toy I do have up just so I can feel like I'm gonna contribute something back when home mining dies in my house. (At 13c kwh it is gonna die guick)

I got a Bitseed v2 w/250gh hd version as a 'bitcoin node'. You likely 'could' build your own with a pi for 80 bucks less, but I was lazy it works good. IF nothing
else read their weekly blog they have a summary of the weekly IRC chat of the bitcoin core devs. I don't understand it at all but fun to read.

here is the link to this toy

https://bitseed.org/

plenty of toys with pretty lcd's to keep me happy when my home miners die. Will likely make a LTC node too....so nerdy....so fun

see, that's the kicker. i am not sure i can check. i don't have any idea how i'd set up mining on win 10. i'll look into it though. why not, right? if it were colder i would say i could use the heat, but we've had no winter here in texas.

anyone built an outdoor mining cabinet? I want to put some S1 or S3 units outdoors for the winter, but am afraid that wayward snow/slush/debris on my balcony (its an apartment) might get sucked in or otherwise contact the equipment.

The solution in my mind is a 4-walled box (bottom,top,sides) with 1-2 fabric filters over the inlet/exhaust sides of the box (mostly the inlet). Main concerns are the inlet fabric icing over (if heat removal is too effective) or being the target of pigeon intrusion (yeah these guys are a messy problem - and a huge source of dust and debris on the balcony)

I'll make sure it's compatible with S3 housings too. The thing will be USB-connected, so it might take a header adapter or something to still plug into the boards inside the case but I'll make sure it's possible. S1 and S5, being fairly open, should have no trouble.

Because of buck overheads and other things, the low-end hashing efficiency of the 2-chip BM1384 would only be at best a marginal improvement over the existing Compac. However, overclocking is where it'll really shine. The old stick's 5W performance was around 12GH, where 15GH is hopefully a conservative estimate for this one; 7W should see over 20GH instead of 16GH and the top-end 10W would get you about 27GH instead of the old stick's maybe hitting 20GH if it didn't burst into flames. Cooling should also be better because of the reduced heat density of two chips.

Tentative pricing for a Bitfury 16nm pod is around $125. My reseller friends are worried that >$100 is too much for a pod miner. With an estimated stock setting of about 650GH at 75W DC, would folks still buy it? That's priced high even by Avalon721 standards, but it also has better efficiency - and with integrated undervolting, it can get better still.

Pool was fine, gateway was unhappy about restart but it's fixed now.