Looks like the pool size doubled over the weekend, is the new 50TH permanent?
My S5 was back and hashing again as of yesterday.
Topic: [150TH] [PPLNS 0.5%] Jonny's Mining Emporium (bravo-mining.com) - page 71. (Read 267477 times)
March 14, 2016, 02:03:26 PM
March 14, 2016, 11:31:55 AM
Looks like we're all sorted out now.
March 14, 2016, 10:56:43 AM
LOL 
I just got to the client site... Will be on my laptop shortly. You guys need any help from me getting your pool back up and running or does Laviathon have everything sorted?
Feel free to crack this block while you're here
I just got to the client site... Will be on my laptop shortly. You guys need any help from me getting your pool back up and running or does Laviathon have everything sorted?
Feel free to crack this block while you're here
March 14, 2016, 10:01:08 AM
Wheres all this new hash coming from hollywood?
March 13, 2016, 11:58:03 PM
Nice got my like
March 13, 2016, 11:32:37 PM
Just have Facebook. If you do one there I will follow.
Done 
https://www.facebook.com/Bravo-Mining-574993132655281/
Love it
March 13, 2016, 02:52:07 PM
We're getting close to the 110% mark... let's get the block solved and give the finder the full 1BTC bonus!
March 13, 2016, 10:07:30 AM
Just have Facebook. If you do one there I will follow.
Done https://www.facebook.com/Bravo-Mining-574993132655281/
March 12, 2016, 06:23:50 PM
If any of you are on twitter, you can now follow the pool @bravo_mining. Besides here, I'll post updates there as well. Perhaps I'll even do some Twitter-only promos in the future .
I'm updating the OP to include the Twitter account as well.
.I'm updating the OP to include the Twitter account as well.
count me as your loyal follower
tweet tweet March 12, 2016, 06:11:38 PM
Just have Facebook. If you do one there I will follow.
March 12, 2016, 11:42:20 AM
If any of you are on twitter, you can now follow the pool @bravo_mining. Besides here, I'll post updates there as well. Perhaps I'll even do some Twitter-only promos in the future .
I'm updating the OP to include the Twitter account as well.
.I'm updating the OP to include the Twitter account as well.
March 11, 2016, 10:47:49 PM
The avalon6 comes with a pre programmed rasp pi.
I missed your pm and the order was put in.
I apologize for that. Sometimes the pm traffic gets nuts I get sixty or more in a day.
Then the pm pages roll over and you can miss a new one since it is not on the top page.
I have had well over six thousand pms in and out combined since May of 2013
I missed your pm and the order was put in.
I apologize for that. Sometimes the pm traffic gets nuts I get sixty or more in a day.
Then the pm pages roll over and you can miss a new one since it is not on the top page.
I have had well over six thousand pms in and out combined since May of 2013
Thanks for the response -- and yeah, I figured that I was too late based on a couple of other members feedback...
WHERE ARE the group buys posted here? Is it in the equipment for sale forum? Because I've never seen one...
Also -- I cannot IMAGINE trying to deal with 60 PM's per day -- lol...
yeah when I do a group buy the pm's can really get nuts.
A lot of work keeping them running correctly
xZork gave you the right group buy page link.
March 11, 2016, 09:51:08 PM
March 11, 2016, 09:26:35 PM
The avalon6 comes with a pre programmed rasp pi.
I missed your pm and the order was put in.
I apologize for that. Sometimes the pm traffic gets nuts I get sixty or more in a day.
Then the pm pages roll over and you can miss a new one since it is not on the top page.
I have had well over six thousand pms in and out combined since May of 2013
I missed your pm and the order was put in.
I apologize for that. Sometimes the pm traffic gets nuts I get sixty or more in a day.
Then the pm pages roll over and you can miss a new one since it is not on the top page.
I have had well over six thousand pms in and out combined since May of 2013
Thanks for the response -- and yeah, I figured that I was too late based on a couple of other members feedback...
WHERE ARE the group buys posted here? Is it in the equipment for sale forum? Because I've never seen one...
Also -- I cannot IMAGINE trying to deal with 60 PM's per day -- lol...
March 11, 2016, 07:30:22 PM
No problem. We'll leave the light on for ya 
March 11, 2016, 06:46:20 PM
I have to shut off my S5 tonight for about 24 hours, but I will be back to help crack this block!
March 11, 2016, 04:35:14 PM
How do you get in on those group buys???
Also -- how hard is it to buy and setup a controller???
Thanks...
Also -- how hard is it to buy and setup a controller???
Thanks...
The avalon6 comes with a pre programmed rasp pi.
I missed your pm and the order was put in.
I apologize for that. Sometimes the pm traffic gets nuts I get sixty or more in a day.
Then the pm pages roll over and you can miss a new one since it is not on the top page.
I have had well over six thousand pms in and out combined since May of 2013
March 11, 2016, 04:26:14 PM
Took a stab at it and nothing, oh well, maybe next time.
March 11, 2016, 01:10:21 PM
I like to think of the MRR interface as the advanced version of rental sites. With NH/WH, you just say, "I want X hash power and I'm willing to pay Y for it". They figure out all the details behind the scenes. Of course, there's really no true cap on their rentals. Sure, you can tell them you want 500TH... but you're just as likely to see that go to 800TH as you are to see it at 500. With MRR, you pick exactly the gear you want to rent. Sometimes the rig owners tell you what gear it is... for example, "10 S7s". Sometimes they just say, "Really big rig!". However, it is completely up to you to pick out the gear you want and you pay what the owner asks for a predetermined length of time.
MRR definitely offers you more control over your rental, too. You can have backup pools configured. You can swap pools at will during a rental. You can get in touch with the rig owner if you want.
So, if you like the finer details and don't mind paying the usually higher prices, MRR is for you. If you just don't care about the details and just want to get some hash, NH/WH works just fine.
Full disclosure: every rental I have done for this pool has been NH/WH.
MRR definitely offers you more control over your rental, too. You can have backup pools configured. You can swap pools at will during a rental. You can get in touch with the rig owner if you want.
So, if you like the finer details and don't mind paying the usually higher prices, MRR is for you. If you just don't care about the details and just want to get some hash, NH/WH works just fine.
Full disclosure: every rental I have done for this pool has been NH/WH.
I just ordered 100th from nicehash for 2 hours
I have never used MRR as price rules whenever I rent
I also like spending 0.025 btc and seeing me on top of the pool as highest hashrate.
Even if it is only for 2 hours or so.
March 11, 2016, 12:50:03 PM
I like to think of the MRR interface as the advanced version of rental sites. With NH/WH, you just say, "I want X hash power and I'm willing to pay Y for it". They figure out all the details behind the scenes. Of course, there's really no true cap on their rentals. Sure, you can tell them you want 500TH... but you're just as likely to see that go to 800TH as you are to see it at 500. With MRR, you pick exactly the gear you want to rent. Sometimes the rig owners tell you what gear it is... for example, "10 S7s". Sometimes they just say, "Really big rig!". However, it is completely up to you to pick out the gear you want and you pay what the owner asks for a predetermined length of time.
MRR definitely offers you more control over your rental, too. You can have backup pools configured. You can swap pools at will during a rental. You can get in touch with the rig owner if you want.
So, if you like the finer details and don't mind paying the usually higher prices, MRR is for you. If you just don't care about the details and just want to get some hash, NH/WH works just fine.
Full disclosure: every rental I have done for this pool has been NH/WH.
MRR definitely offers you more control over your rental, too. You can have backup pools configured. You can swap pools at will during a rental. You can get in touch with the rig owner if you want.
So, if you like the finer details and don't mind paying the usually higher prices, MRR is for you. If you just don't care about the details and just want to get some hash, NH/WH works just fine.
Full disclosure: every rental I have done for this pool has been NH/WH.
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