I think the klondike has heat sensor, so speed maybe dependent...
Im not sure fans on the heatsink are needed, but I feel they should be included....if you take them off and refan or not, thats your choice
Topic: [ANN] - EvilMiners - Klondike k16 PCB Assembly - UK & Europe - paypal - page 5. (Read 16394 times)
June 12, 2013, 04:44:41 AM
silent is pref...
I think the klondike has heat sensor, so speed maybe dependent...
Im not sure fans on the heatsink are needed, but I feel they should be included....if you take them off and refan or not, thats your choice
I think the klondike has heat sensor, so speed maybe dependent...
Im not sure fans on the heatsink are needed, but I feel they should be included....if you take them off and refan or not, thats your choice
June 12, 2013, 04:41:15 AM
heat sinks will be about £3.5 ea
Ill try to source some nice fans to put on these
Cheap as chips! That's great. Please try to get low rpm silent fans Ill try to source some nice fans to put on these
June 12, 2013, 04:21:37 AM
heat sinks will be about £3.5 ea
Ill try to source some nice fans to put on these
Ill try to source some nice fans to put on these
June 11, 2013, 04:59:49 PM
ok that sounds interesting i will check him and let you know in PM how it goes.
i will check him and let you know in PM how it goes. June 11, 2013, 04:50:49 PM
Thanks for the whole lot of explanation mate. I am willing to buy your spare chips when you have them. I am looking to build around 20 ghash/s machine to start so i need four k16 boards and 64 chips right?
Yes, something like that.An alternative to the K16 board is a development by burnin who's building a 10/20 chip board (3/6 Gh/s) that should be stackable and use a single USB connection for up to 32 boards (boards interconnected via CAN-BUS). burnin is in Germany though.
June 11, 2013, 04:35:48 PM
Hi, yeah im interested to buy some chips but not sure yet how many. I havent decide on board yet so im not sure how many chips i will need for which board, let me check and calculate it first then i will give you a PM. Any advice (how many chips and boards) to start with small money, anyone? Around 1k will be my budget for bitcoin mining to start with but im not sure if thats enough or less also . Thanks.
You will actually be able to get a very decent hashrate for 1k thanks to these open hardware projects. It looks like the assembled K16 boards will cost just around £50 plus chips are ~0.1 BTC each which means a complete 4.5 GH/s miner should cost under £170 all in.. Thanks. Thanks for the whole lot of explanation mate. I am willing to buy your spare chips when you have them. I am looking to build around 20 ghash/s machine to start so i need four k16 boards and 64 chips right?
June 11, 2013, 02:58:19 PM
Hi, yeah im interested to buy some chips but not sure yet how many. I havent decide on board yet so im not sure how many chips i will need for which board, let me check and calculate it first then i will give you a PM. Any advice (how many chips and boards) to start with small money, anyone? Around 1k will be my budget for bitcoin mining to start with but im not sure if thats enough or less also . Thanks.
You will actually be able to get a very decent hashrate for 1k thanks to these open hardware projects. It looks like the assembled K16 boards will cost just around £50 plus chips are ~0.1 BTC each which means a complete 4.5 GH/s miner should cost under £170 all in. . Thanks. June 11, 2013, 12:39:14 PM
Thanks. Sure, i ll get back to this thread if i manage to get chips.
Hi, I might have a bit more chips than I'll need so I would be willing to sell you 16-64 chips.Hi, yeah im interested to buy some chips but not sure yet how many. I havent decide on board yet so im not sure how many chips i will need for which board, let me check and calculate it first then i will give you a PM. Any advice (how many chips and boards) to start with small money, anyone? Around 1k will be my budget for bitcoin mining to start with but im not sure if thats enough or less also
. Thanks. June 11, 2013, 10:42:58 AM
Got another quote.....tis a fair bit more, works out at 80gbp per board (inc vat)
Forgot to add, current fave quote stated :-
Forgot to add, current fave quote stated :-
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PCB ASSEMBLY IS CARRIED OUT TO IPC A 610 CLASS 2 WHERE THE BOARD DESIGN PERMITS
June 11, 2013, 09:31:17 AM
It does make projects like this hard to get off the ground...
and tbh it puts you off doing it again......still nothing good is easy
and tbh it puts you off doing it again......still nothing good is easy
June 11, 2013, 09:21:01 AM
Yep, b2c business is dirty. Laws, warranty, vat... Why on earth selling to customers? 
June 11, 2013, 09:12:30 AM
My argument exactly....
I think its todo with risk and vat..
I think its todo with risk and vat..
June 11, 2013, 09:09:33 AM
The company will not deal with private customers, only company to company.....
This I will never understand. If we can place a very substantial order then what's the difference 
Perhaps they don't need the business. Good for them
June 11, 2013, 09:01:49 AM
OK, the update I posted on 5 June....decent quote...you can basically forget....
The company will not deal with private customers, only company to company.....and im not a company, nor am I setting one up for this.... I firmly believe that BKK's board should be built as a non profit entity, being an opensource design.
My own profits, and the repay to BKK for the board is purely taken from the testing phase, costing you the end user nothing, but a small wait...
I have argued with this company now so much over this, I dont think they will touch me with a barge pole now....but thats ok I have a much friendlier company on board atm
The company will not deal with private customers, only company to company.....and im not a company, nor am I setting one up for this.... I firmly believe that BKK's board should be built as a non profit entity, being an opensource design.
My own profits, and the repay to BKK for the board is purely taken from the testing phase, costing you the end user nothing, but a small wait...
I have argued with this company now so much over this, I dont think they will touch me with a barge pole now....but thats ok I have a much friendlier company on board atm
June 11, 2013, 08:33:52 AM
you will make more selling made boards
ill probably be on the hunt for spare chips myself too when we get going
Well, you're right. I'm just a bit wary investing large-ish sums ill probably be on the hunt for spare chips myself too when we get going
But it will probably be worth it. Thanks for the nudge June 11, 2013, 08:27:47 AM
you will make more selling made boards
ill probably be on the hunt for spare chips myself too when we get going
ill probably be on the hunt for spare chips myself too when we get going
June 11, 2013, 08:21:00 AM
Thanks. Sure, i ll get back to this thread if i manage to get chips.
Hi, I might have a bit more chips than I'll need so I would be willing to sell you 16-64 chips. June 11, 2013, 08:16:36 AM
pretty much..
you get chips, send them on, I get them assembled, test and send back a mining board
you get chips, send them on, I get them assembled, test and send back a mining board
Thanks. Sure, i ll get back to this thread if i manage to get chips.
June 11, 2013, 07:42:10 AM
pretty much..
you get chips, send them on, I get them assembled, test and send back a mining board
you get chips, send them on, I get them assembled, test and send back a mining board
June 11, 2013, 07:40:17 AM
Watching this thread interestingly, i also live in UK so. Any suggestion for a newbie who is struggling to understand this all assembly things? I need to buy chips somewhere else and provide you for assembly, paying your board and all assembly cost so i can get my miner ready for bitcoin mining, am i correct?
Any suggestion for a newbie who is struggling to understand this all assembly things? I need to buy chips somewhere else and provide you for assembly, paying your board and all assembly cost so i can get my miner ready for bitcoin mining, am i correct? Jump to: