Topic: [ANN] FutureBit Project Apollo: Bringing ASIC Mining Back to the Home Miner! - page 15. (Read 37614 times)
February 15, 2019, 04:47:57 PM
I only have an M address, do the 3 digit converted addresses work ok?
February 15, 2019, 04:16:23 PM
This thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1290219.240 is highly critical of TBDice.
I am interested in solo mining - does anyone have any recommendations. I was looking at https://bsod.pw - any thoughts?
I see Bsod does party mining - an apollo party might be cool..
I am interested in solo mining - does anyone have any recommendations. I was looking at https://bsod.pw - any thoughts?
I see Bsod does party mining - an apollo party might be cool..
tbdice seems reliable if you are using a L address to mine.
the block reward comes from coinbase so it is true solo mining.
unfortunately if you have any issues there doesnt seem to be a way to contact the site owner.
February 15, 2019, 12:56:19 PM
This thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1290219.240 is highly critical of TBDice.
I am interested in solo mining - does anyone have any recommendations. I was looking at https://bsod.pw - any thoughts?
I see Bsod does party mining - an apollo party might be cool..
I am interested in solo mining - does anyone have any recommendations. I was looking at https://bsod.pw - any thoughts?
I see Bsod does party mining - an apollo party might be cool..
February 13, 2019, 10:55:34 AM
Thank you. Going to roll the dice on tbdice. 
February 13, 2019, 05:52:41 AM
I ordered one yesterday, can’t wait for it to arrive. I’ll probably order 1-2 more. Anyone mining on ViaBTC Solo?
yeah but I prefer tbdice
I hit 2 doge blocks on it so far.
(Updated my Apollos to lastest firmware and) also taking a gamble to hit a block at tbdice
February 12, 2019, 09:38:06 PM
I ordered one yesterday, can’t wait for it to arrive. I’ll probably order 1-2 more. Anyone mining on ViaBTC Solo?
yeah but I prefer tbdice
I hit 2 doge blocks on it so far.
February 12, 2019, 02:03:10 PM
I ordered one yesterday, can’t wait for it to arrive. I’ll probably order 1-2 more. Anyone mining on ViaBTC Solo?
February 12, 2019, 11:41:35 AM
So hey, i'm new.
I just bought the Apollo and it looks great. I understand the economics and its a hobby with a possible LT investment aspect. I was going to mine at litecoinpool, but then I saw a few posts on solo mining. I'd be interested to see where the Apollo users are mining.
Thanks.
I just bought the Apollo and it looks great. I understand the economics and its a hobby with a possible LT investment aspect. I was going to mine at litecoinpool, but then I saw a few posts on solo mining. I'd be interested to see where the Apollo users are mining.
Thanks.
Personaly i'm on multipool, on the multicoin scrypt pool (port 7777), it work very well with apollo
February 12, 2019, 11:37:11 AM
So hey, i'm new.
I just bought the Apollo and it looks great. I understand the economics and its a hobby with a possible LT investment aspect. I was going to mine at litecoinpool, but then I saw a few posts on solo mining. I'd be interested to see where the Apollo users are mining.
Thanks.
I just bought the Apollo and it looks great. I understand the economics and its a hobby with a possible LT investment aspect. I was going to mine at litecoinpool, but then I saw a few posts on solo mining. I'd be interested to see where the Apollo users are mining.
Thanks.
Its a large mix. Lots of people just mine straight Litecoin on pools to support the network, others mine low diff scrypt coins (which you can collect ALOT of with this device), and rest solo mine on solo pools like ltcdice.
Speaking of solo mining I hit a block on one of my dev Apollos last week
February 11, 2019, 08:53:04 AM
So hey, i'm new.
I just bought the Apollo and it looks great. I understand the economics and its a hobby with a possible LT investment aspect. I was going to mine at litecoinpool, but then I saw a few posts on solo mining. I'd be interested to see where the Apollo users are mining.
Thanks.
I just bought the Apollo and it looks great. I understand the economics and its a hobby with a possible LT investment aspect. I was going to mine at litecoinpool, but then I saw a few posts on solo mining. I'd be interested to see where the Apollo users are mining.
Thanks.
February 10, 2019, 08:12:02 AM
Just added the Apollo miner to https://apanel.com ASIC realtime Profitability framework.
Check it out:
https://www.apanel.com/miners/futurebit/apollo/79
Check it out:
https://www.apanel.com/miners/futurebit/apollo/79
Hi
Very good page! It is possible to add GekkoScience NEwpac and 2pac asic keys ?
It should be cool!Regards
February 09, 2019, 02:47:56 AM
Just added the Apollo miner to https://apanel.com ASIC realtime Profitability framework.
Check it out:
https://www.apanel.com/miners/futurebit/apollo/79
Check it out:
https://www.apanel.com/miners/futurebit/apollo/79
February 04, 2019, 03:01:56 PM
Hi,
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
First please don't post stuff like this in a complete irrelevant thread. This is the general thread for the Apollo.
You can create your own WTB thread in marketplace, or post in the order related thread for the Moonlander 2: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2141261.360
Second if you want to pick one up for 50 Pounds and pay in crypto then just order off my website (shop.futurebit.io). It will cost 50 USD+ ~10 in shipping, which is less than 50UK
First, I dint know this was the wrong place to post such a request. If I had known I wouldn't have posted here. My mistake.
Second, we have already spoken about ordering from your website. I would love to but as I explained to you, UK customs and Excise is a nightmare for these kind of items at the moment. If they don't confiscate it, which they normally do, then it will probably sit there for at least 2 weeks, then they will require about £25 in tax if not more.
Shame the UK dealers didn't buy this product, would have made it so much easier.
J
February 04, 2019, 12:44:46 PM
Hi,
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
First please don't post stuff like this in a complete irrelevant thread. This is the general thread for the Apollo.
You can create your own WTB thread in marketplace, or post in the order related thread for the Moonlander 2: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2141261.360
Second if you want to pick one up for 50 Pounds and pay in crypto then just order off my website (shop.futurebit.io). It will cost 50 USD+ ~10 in shipping, which is less than 50UK
February 04, 2019, 07:16:31 AM
Hi,
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
February 03, 2019, 01:03:01 AM
Web UI development is "Made in Italy"
I noticed the UI seems to have a minera flavor; great job all-around!
January 31, 2019, 11:02:18 AM
The miner states 100% fabricated/assembled/shipped in the USA
When you say fabricated is that as in invented or also that all components are made from within the USA and nothing is china sourced?
Either way, this is an awesome project, so keep up the great work.
When you say fabricated is that as in invented or also that all components are made from within the USA and nothing is china sourced?
Either way, this is an awesome project, so keep up the great work.
Almost, whole project is engineered here and all PCB assembly/ case assembly is done in California. Not everything is from here though, for example the fan is from China.
Web UI development is "Made in Italy"
January 29, 2019, 11:44:28 AM
The miner states 100% fabricated/assembled/shipped in the USA
When you say fabricated is that as in invented or also that all components are made from within the USA and nothing is china sourced?
Either way, this is an awesome project, so keep up the great work.
When you say fabricated is that as in invented or also that all components are made from within the USA and nothing is china sourced?
Either way, this is an awesome project, so keep up the great work.
Almost, whole project is engineered here and all PCB assembly/ case assembly is done in California. Not everything is from here though, for example the fan is from China.
January 29, 2019, 09:59:08 AM
The miner states 100% fabricated/assembled/shipped in the USA
When you say fabricated is that as in invented or also that all components are made from within the USA and nothing is china sourced?
Either way, this is an awesome project, so keep up the great work.
When you say fabricated is that as in invented or also that all components are made from within the USA and nothing is china sourced?
Either way, this is an awesome project, so keep up the great work.
January 23, 2019, 10:06:56 AM
Yes anything less than 2% on the Apollo is "normal". The ASICS themselves are a little error prone regardless (they will spit out at least .5 % error even on high voltages).
The onboard passive thermal shutdowns will kick in before and real damage happens even if the MCU fails and the fan is not running.
The onboard passive thermal shutdowns will kick in before and real damage happens even if the MCU fails and the fan is not running.
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