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Topic: [ANN] FutureBit MoonLander: A Modern and Efficient Scrypt USB Stick Miner! - page 3. (Read 30533 times)
September 12, 2016, 08:58:15 AM
September 08, 2016, 03:12:09 PM
Hello, I'm interested in getting one of those (or probably more than one). Where can i get one for a good price or, can anyone sell me one?
Thank you so much
Thank you so much
September 07, 2016, 06:34:12 PM
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edit nope, clevermining doesnt work for me.. the diff is too high, the miners go sick and minera reboots bfgminer.. over and over and over..
Humm, maybe this help: my command line...
bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://eu.clevermining.com:3333 -u XXX -p "d=256" -S MLD@\\.\COM38 -S MLD@\\.\COM39 --set MLD@\\.\COM38:clock=360 --set MLD@\\.\COM39:clock=344 --scan-time=1
PD: Sorry my fault, min fixed diff is 256
Regards.
September 07, 2016, 05:23:50 PM
Liteguardian works well with these.
these things are very picky on what pool you connect them to..
so far the best pools ive found are.
litecoinpool.org if yuo want to mine litecoin
tbdice.org if you want to solo mine
ispace.co.uk if you want to mine altcoins.. they do have an auto sell but it would take FOREVER to get the minimum amount
no other pools ive tried with these has been reliable.
i also found its best to put #skipcbcheck at the end of the url.
Did you try nicehash?
I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
yeah ive tried nh, no good.. I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
these things are very picky on what pool you connect them to..
so far the best pools ive found are.
litecoinpool.org if yuo want to mine litecoin
tbdice.org if you want to solo mine
ispace.co.uk if you want to mine altcoins.. they do have an auto sell but it would take FOREVER to get the minimum amount
no other pools ive tried with these has been reliable.
i also found its best to put #skipcbcheck at the end of the url.
whats the pps rate of liteguardian?
litecoinpool is 103%
September 07, 2016, 04:50:30 PM
Liteguardian works well with these.
these things are very picky on what pool you connect them to..
so far the best pools ive found are.
litecoinpool.org if yuo want to mine litecoin
tbdice.org if you want to solo mine
ispace.co.uk if you want to mine altcoins.. they do have an auto sell but it would take FOREVER to get the minimum amount
no other pools ive tried with these has been reliable.
i also found its best to put #skipcbcheck at the end of the url.
Did you try nicehash?
I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
yeah ive tried nh, no good.. I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
these things are very picky on what pool you connect them to..
so far the best pools ive found are.
litecoinpool.org if yuo want to mine litecoin
tbdice.org if you want to solo mine
ispace.co.uk if you want to mine altcoins.. they do have an auto sell but it would take FOREVER to get the minimum amount
no other pools ive tried with these has been reliable.
i also found its best to put #skipcbcheck at the end of the url.
September 07, 2016, 02:20:49 PM
Did you try nicehash?
I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
yeah ive tried nh, no good.. I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
these things are very picky on what pool you connect them to..
so far the best pools ive found are.
litecoinpool.org if yuo want to mine litecoin
tbdice.org if you want to solo mine
ispace.co.uk if you want to mine altcoins.. they do have an auto sell but it would take FOREVER to get the minimum amount
no other pools ive tried with these has been reliable.
i also found its best to put #skipcbcheck at the end of the url.
September 07, 2016, 02:14:56 PM
Did you try nicehash?
I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
I have 2 gridseed blade miners, and got better returns on nicehash than clevermining.
Got the best returns on hash-to-coins, but it was way too time consuming to get it correct, so nicehash was a good compromise.
September 07, 2016, 01:48:11 PM
I have two MLD mining stable at clevermining.
Both runs over 300 MHz, almost 2 MHs/s.
Well, if you set a fixed diff of 512 for miners, with cleverminng parameters,
you can mine without big problems. One month doing this. About 15000 Sat
per day now.
By the way, 512 is the lowest fixed diff you can set at clevermining.
¿Do you know more multipools for Moonlanders?
Both runs over 300 MHz, almost 2 MHs/s.
Well, if you set a fixed diff of 512 for miners, with cleverminng parameters,
you can mine without big problems. One month doing this. About 15000 Sat
per day now.
By the way, 512 is the lowest fixed diff you can set at clevermining.
¿Do you know more multipools for Moonlanders?
ive tried a few but they just throw out hardware errors and dont mine.. im going to try clevermining..
i been just mining on litecoinpool.org but id like to maximize my profits.
edit nope, clevermining doesnt work for me.. the diff is too high, the miners go sick and minera reboots bfgminer.. over and over and over..
September 07, 2016, 12:33:58 PM
I have two MLD mining stable at clevermining.
Both runs over 300 MHz, almost 2 MHs/s.
Well, if you set a fixed diff of 512 for miners, with cleverminng parameters,
you can mine without big problems. One month doing this. About 15000 Sat
per day now.
By the way, 512 is the lowest fixed diff you can set at clevermining.
¿Do you know more multipools for Moonlanders?
Both runs over 300 MHz, almost 2 MHs/s.
Well, if you set a fixed diff of 512 for miners, with cleverminng parameters,
you can mine without big problems. One month doing this. About 15000 Sat
per day now.
By the way, 512 is the lowest fixed diff you can set at clevermining.
¿Do you know more multipools for Moonlanders?
August 16, 2016, 08:20:36 PM
What is the price and where to buy?
There were some listed on Ebay, but I'm not sure that there are any left. Try sending the owner a PM. They are pretty amazing in comparison to many other similar Stick or USB miners. You won't get rich from them but it's pretty fun playing with the settings.
Yes there are a few being sold on ebay, bitshopper.de --> sold out
By the way, any news on the A4 miner?
August 16, 2016, 08:11:50 PM
What is the price and where to buy?
There were some listed on Ebay, but I'm not sure that there are any left. Try sending the owner a PM. They are pretty amazing in comparison to many other similar Stick or USB miners. You won't get rich from them but it's pretty fun playing with the settings.
Yes there are a few being sold on ebay, bitshopper.de --> sold out
By the way, any news on the A4 miner?
August 09, 2016, 09:20:32 PM
What is the price and where to buy?
There were some listed on Ebay, but I'm not sure that there are any left. Try sending the owner a PM. They are pretty amazing in comparison to many other similar Stick or USB miners. You won't get rich from them but it's pretty fun playing with the settings.
August 07, 2016, 07:59:43 AM
What is the price and where to buy?
August 06, 2016, 07:50:26 AM
Q: Is there a way to manually set the difficulty in BFGMiner? I keep trying to manually set the diff in ghash.IO but when I refresh the page it never sticks. Im going to send them a support ticket.
not sure, but you will earn more litecoin mining on litecoinpool.org
on that pool you can set the diff with a d= in the password.. i recommend d=64
Could you please elaborate on why litecoinpool.org would earn more than ghash.io?
litecoinpool pays 103% pps, and has over 150 GHS.
with zero fee to withdraw your coins.
ghash pays pplns and has only 25 ghs.
it goes hours between blocks.. so you lose shares.. also they charge a fee to withdraw your coins through cex.
Okay. Understood. Those numbers sound better. Just to catch everyone up who's a noob like me. PPLNS = Pay Per Last 'n' Shares, and PPS = Pay Per Share.
So I got 3 moonlanders working consistently using ghash. Now I need to figure out how to use litcoinpool.org. I may need some help. Questions to come. Please stand by.
UPDATE:
Got it working. No Questions yet.
I have mine working on litecoinpool.org if you need some help
August 05, 2016, 10:38:52 PM
Q: Is there a way to manually set the difficulty in BFGMiner? I keep trying to manually set the diff in ghash.IO but when I refresh the page it never sticks. Im going to send them a support ticket.
not sure, but you will earn more litecoin mining on litecoinpool.org
on that pool you can set the diff with a d= in the password.. i recommend d=64
Could you please elaborate on why litecoinpool.org would earn more than ghash.io?
litecoinpool pays 103% pps, and has over 150 GHS.
with zero fee to withdraw your coins.
ghash pays pplns and has only 25 ghs.
it goes hours between blocks.. so you lose shares.. also they charge a fee to withdraw your coins through cex.
Okay. Understood. Those numbers sound better. Just to catch everyone up who's a noob like me. PPLNS = Pay Per Last 'n' Shares, and PPS = Pay Per Share.
So I got 3 moonlanders working consistently using ghash. Now I need to figure out how to use litcoinpool.org. I may need some help. Questions to come. Please stand by.
UPDATE:
Got it working. No Questions yet.
August 05, 2016, 07:01:07 AM
Q: Is there a way to manually set the difficulty in BFGMiner? I keep trying to manually set the diff in ghash.IO but when I refresh the page it never sticks. Im going to send them a support ticket.
not sure, but you will earn more litecoin mining on litecoinpool.org
on that pool you can set the diff with a d= in the password.. i recommend d=64
Could you please elaborate on why litecoinpool.org would earn more than ghash.io?
litecoinpool pays 103% pps, and has over 150 GHS.
with zero fee to withdraw your coins.
ghash pays pplns and has only 25 ghs.
it goes hours between blocks.. so you lose shares.. also they charge a fee to withdraw your coins through cex.
August 05, 2016, 05:14:16 AM
Q: Is there a way to manually set the difficulty in BFGMiner? I keep trying to manually set the diff in ghash.IO but when I refresh the page it never sticks. Im going to send them a support ticket.
not sure, but you will earn more litecoin mining on litecoinpool.org
on that pool you can set the diff with a d= in the password.. i recommend d=64
Could you please elaborate on why litecoinpool.org would earn more than ghash.io?
August 05, 2016, 04:07:55 AM
Q: Is there a way to manually set the difficulty in BFGMiner? I keep trying to manually set the diff in ghash.IO but when I refresh the page it never sticks. Im going to send them a support ticket.
not sure, but you will earn more litecoin mining on litecoinpool.org
on that pool you can set the diff with a d= in the password.. i recommend d=64
August 04, 2016, 07:48:37 AM
UPDATE 1:
1. I tried two Moonlanders in my PC as it has 2 free USB 3.0 slots. They started mining right away. Then eventually petered out around 30 mins later. They peaked at 700kh/s together.
2. I figured that it was too much to have both so then I tried just one. Same thing about 30 mins later big red LED light was on.
Where do I check the voltage? or do I need a voltmeter? I am using the stock settings other than the modified pool and user script on the "Start_Moonlander.bat" file.
Q: What are my troubleshooting steps?
Q: Or is this a case where the USB ports on my PC can't handle the sustained power draw even though they are USB3.0?
UPDATE 2:
So I tested one of the ML's on a Motherboard USB which is a USB2.0 port. I'm mining from the ghash.io pool. So far so good. It's been running at approximately 400ish kh/s for about an hour now. It slowed to a crawl once but never went 'sick' (red LED constant) I'm going to leave it overnight and see how it performs.
PS. Ghash.io says their minimum diff is 16 and it's autocontrolled. I can't find where to manually edit this anywhere on their site. Does anyone have experience with this pool?
1. I tried two Moonlanders in my PC as it has 2 free USB 3.0 slots. They started mining right away. Then eventually petered out around 30 mins later. They peaked at 700kh/s together.
2. I figured that it was too much to have both so then I tried just one. Same thing about 30 mins later big red LED light was on.
Where do I check the voltage? or do I need a voltmeter? I am using the stock settings other than the modified pool and user script on the "Start_Moonlander.bat" file.
Q: What are my troubleshooting steps?
Q: Or is this a case where the USB ports on my PC can't handle the sustained power draw even though they are USB3.0?
UPDATE 2:
So I tested one of the ML's on a Motherboard USB which is a USB2.0 port. I'm mining from the ghash.io pool. So far so good. It's been running at approximately 400ish kh/s for about an hour now. It slowed to a crawl once but never went 'sick' (red LED constant) I'm going to leave it overnight and see how it performs.
PS. Ghash.io says their minimum diff is 16 and it's autocontrolled. I can't find where to manually edit this anywhere on their site. Does anyone have experience with this pool?
yes they like to be on usb 2.0.. with the 2 superbpags i have they are connected to a usb2.0 hub then the rpi.
https://www.amazon.com/Superbpag-Portable-Charger-Transfer-Samsung/dp/B013OK10YM
its the only way i can get them to work stable.
as far as pools, i almost always go back to litecoinpool.org.. they pay 103% PPS with no fee.. with my 8 sticks i make 2.1 ltc per month.. or about 8$
id love to mine on zpool.ca with these, but they only produce hardware errors and 100% rejects.. i cant figure out why.
you can choose the coin on ispace.. they have ports for most of the coins.. they also have 3 different kinds of multipools.. one is the most profitable by coinwarez, two is lowest diff, and 3,4 and 5 is rotation.
im currently trying the number 1 multipool.. i have 8 moonlanders and 5 compacs on it.
if you are going to try the ispace multipool, port 4453 didnt work for me. i had to use port 4435
the full url would be stratum+tcp://ispace.co.uk:4435#skipcbcheck
most of the coins arent worth anything.. but these things arent going to make you rich anyway.
August 03, 2016, 09:29:21 PM
UPDATE 1:
1. I tried two Moonlanders in my PC as it has 2 free USB 3.0 slots. They started mining right away. Then eventually petered out around 30 mins later. They peaked at 700kh/s together.
2. I figured that it was too much to have both so then I tried just one. Same thing about 30 mins later big red LED light was on.
Where do I check the voltage? or do I need a voltmeter? I am using the stock settings other than the modified pool and user script on the "Start_Moonlander.bat" file.
Q: What are my troubleshooting steps?
Q: Or is this a case where the USB ports on my PC can't handle the sustained power draw even though they are USB3.0?
UPDATE 2:
So I tested one of the ML's on a Motherboard USB which is a USB2.0 port. I'm mining from the ghash.io pool. So far so good. It's been running at approximately 400ish kh/s for about an hour now. It slowed to a crawl once but never went 'sick' (red LED constant) I'm going to leave it overnight and see how it performs.
PS. Ghash.io says their minimum diff is 16 and it's autocontrolled. I can't find where to manually edit this anywhere on their site. Does anyone have experience with this pool?
1. I tried two Moonlanders in my PC as it has 2 free USB 3.0 slots. They started mining right away. Then eventually petered out around 30 mins later. They peaked at 700kh/s together.
2. I figured that it was too much to have both so then I tried just one. Same thing about 30 mins later big red LED light was on.
Where do I check the voltage? or do I need a voltmeter? I am using the stock settings other than the modified pool and user script on the "Start_Moonlander.bat" file.
Q: What are my troubleshooting steps?
Q: Or is this a case where the USB ports on my PC can't handle the sustained power draw even though they are USB3.0?
UPDATE 2:
So I tested one of the ML's on a Motherboard USB which is a USB2.0 port. I'm mining from the ghash.io pool. So far so good. It's been running at approximately 400ish kh/s for about an hour now. It slowed to a crawl once but never went 'sick' (red LED constant) I'm going to leave it overnight and see how it performs.
PS. Ghash.io says their minimum diff is 16 and it's autocontrolled. I can't find where to manually edit this anywhere on their site. Does anyone have experience with this pool?
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