Topic: [ANN][EGC] EverGreenCoin | Environmental Green Causes | Full 7% PoS | Foundation - page 139. (Read 284543 times)

I had problems until i removed my ADDNODES and used the hardcoded ones.

Also suggest to use the bootstrap... just start it and do something else while it foreverloads.

Happy for you,

Yobit has still not resynced with the new fork.

So I & others are still SOL on this coin.

And I do blame Yobit for not resyncing , but I also blame the Dev of this coin for having major forks in the 1st place.
If there had been no fork, then there would have been no need to resync.

I read somewhere you have a checkpoint server , please explain to me how the coin managed to fork with a checkpoint server in place, as that makes no sense.

Also has there been any contact between you and Yobit recently?


 

FYI:
I read somewhere you were going to reimburse one of the exchanges, since Yobit seems to be ignoring the issue.
How about reimbursing the evergreen coins we purchased and never received direct to the users.

Here is my Yobit info,
2016-05-19 05:56:25
7690.06370820 EGC
bb3e262b0e76e371210923f48e245b5127683d1ab2a824e95a964775c29d49e

got 3 wallets working with no issues here one is a fresh wallet the other 2 i had to resync

For me all is good now for some days. Had 2 forks but after resyn all is stable again with 10+ connections. And I am staking too. I don´t think it is a problem for all at the moment  , it´s only a problem from your wallet.

I beg to differ. I forked about 10 times now regardless of what I tried. Forcing only one connection to a seednode or using all, doesn't matter, it will fork.
I suspect staking to be the culprit because an empty wallet that's running on one of my rigs didn't fork but the one I'm staking keeps forking.

This started recently, before that I mined thousands of blocks and staked just as much and everything worked flawlessly. Now it's just a matter of time before I get forked.

Please Support. Evergreencoin for Renewable Energy Project. one day we will have it!
@EverGreenCoin_ go to the world.

Sticking those numbers into an online calculator used by most balloonists you should have got around 4.6m/s ascent rate and the balloon should have been exerting about 3.5 kg of pull, so even with some rain it should have still gone up (you'd have needed over a kilogram of water on the balloon for it to not go up).

How were you measuring the gas put into the balloon? It sounds a bit like this was based on the amount of gas you put in, if that's the case the meters on most helium cylinders are not known for being particularly accurate so it's very possible the balloon was underfilled. The most common way of measuring you've got enough gas is to measure the neck lift. This will give a decent gauge of whether there's enough gas and would account for differences in pressure, weight of rain etc.


If you havn't I'd suggest reading my earlier post:

I have concerns that this payload will overheat (you've got a lot of heat generating electronics), I'm also wondering how you're going to achieve the transactions at 30km (and that you'll know you've reached 30km). Internet connectivity above a few km is very difficult (even at 1km it will be a challenge).

I'm usually keeping an eye on the IRC channel if I'm around so drop by and we can talk about the details if you want (I'd prefer that this is a success rather than another failed balloon launch due to the years of experience out there being ignored).

Hi guys,
So I have been using a Hwoyee 3000 balloon filled with 6.37 m3 of helium. I had a tank pressured @ 200 bar = 9,1 m3 of helium.

I have used 140 bar= 6,37 m3.

The payload was 2200grams.( nacelle + radar reflector + cord+sealing silicone+duct tape)

The atmospheric pressure was 106 kpa and this is 795 mmhg. Normal atm pressure is 760mmhg.

I suppose catching the  the balloon and refill it  could  have been the solution, but after a good run in the mud,  the flight window expired, and did not wanted to loose all the equipment( cameras, the RPI, the hdmi display, etc). I have used a little more helium to compensate the little rain that started just before the go-no go window.
Noting is lost, I have learned a lot from this experiment and will try next time to use a scale as well so I can better manage the amount of helium used for the balloon.
 I will fly EGC in stratosphere, I will not give up. This project deserve this. I know this, you know this, we all know this.
And that's a promise.

Keep in touch,
Gabi

good morning seeds down in my garden yesterday hoping for a little rain today but looks like its going to be a hot one have a good day all

Thank you joinfree! 

Good morning! Still praying for some rain here. To break the humidity and water our fields of corn and soybeans my family was fortunate enough to get in. I am lucky, pollen does not bother me much.

Thanks for the buy support!

Now im filled up
Cant find any more cheap ones. Dont dare buying on yobit until they are fixed.

Maybe you're luck and get some rain later
(i like the rain in spring.. cleans all the pollen from the air)

A good morning to you too, while I take a look at the grey sky.

Good morning!
Its rainy here today.
And im in a good mood.
So i'm filling up on some EGC!

Have a good one green ppl

Evergreencoin and Renewable Energy project

Thank you for holding.

There is, nor ever was, a bug in the coin.

i'm bought 500-700 sat...
i will keep hold...

the balloon launch is like the coin ...
buggy and without success ...

Atmospheric pressure/ rain/ snow really shouldn't have affected it that much. It would however be interesting to know what balloon you were using, how heavy the payload/reflector/parachute etc were and how much gas you used (and ideally how you measured it). Come on IRC or PM me if you don't want to share the details publicly.

Hopefully stating the obvious but you don't want to go reusing the balloon. It's likely suffered some damage so would then burst earlier than desired.

(also if you haven't already it might be worth going back to read my post a couple of weeks ago as there's a range of suggestions there)