Avalon 6 Vs Antminer S7, which one you will choose? - page 2.

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Quote from: VirosaGITS on January 13, 2016, 09:22:00 PM

Quote from: dmwardjr on January 13, 2016, 09:08:06 PM

Quote from: notlist3d on January 13, 2016, 09:05:27 PM

UPS and Fedex both seem to work fine for me. DHL is really hit/miss depending on where you live, I live on the edge of one of the routes. This means the DHL guy receives it quickly then sometimes ships through USPS mail when he does not want to drive to my edge of his route.... so sucks horribly and adds day's.

I really like UPS thought. I've had probley the best luck with them overall.

Same here... Better luck with UPS. The only time I use DHL is for any shipments I may get from J4bberwock in France. The DHL driver will call me and I will meet them at Wendy's Restraunt about 15 minutes away to avoid having to wait longer.

I see, i used DHL to receive the one B8 i bought and it took an amazing 4 days(to Québec), so i received it the same week, i was able to pay duty online to avoid "delays" even though that was probably BS. And it was the cheapest.

All in all i liked my experience, UPS tend to be a bit slow, though i never had any actual problem with them whatsoever. Fedex however, i had really bad experience and i plan on not using them ever again. I had good experience with CP/USPS too but its not an option here.

And everyone has their own best. Once you find it stick with it. DHL is only one I have had not deliver and ship through USPS to my door when they could have delivered that day, so they add 2-3 extra day's on almost anything I get with them.

But for some they are in the center of the drivers area and it is good on DHL. Just varies for each person. But DHL if you don't get "DHL Door to Door" which most packages don't have (in my experience at least) they have the right to ship 3rd party like USPS to get to you. And it's all up to driver on if they do that, so edge of delivery area experiences this much more.

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Quote from: dmwardjr on January 13, 2016, 09:08:06 PM

Quote from: notlist3d on January 13, 2016, 09:05:27 PM

UPS and Fedex both seem to work fine for me. DHL is really hit/miss depending on where you live, I live on the edge of one of the routes. This means the DHL guy receives it quickly then sometimes ships through USPS mail when he does not want to drive to my edge of his route.... so sucks horribly and adds day's.

I really like UPS thought. I've had probley the best luck with them overall.

Same here... Better luck with UPS. The only time I use DHL is for any shipments I may get from J4bberwock in France. The DHL driver will call me and I will meet them at Wendy's Restraunt about 15 minutes away to avoid having to wait longer.

I see, i used DHL to receive the one B8 i bought and it took an amazing 4 days(to Québec), so i received it the same week, i was able to pay duty online to avoid "delays" even though that was probably BS. And it was the cheapest.

All in all i liked my experience, UPS tend to be a bit slow, though i never had any actual problem with them whatsoever. Fedex however, i had really bad experience and i plan on not using them ever again. I had good experience with CP/USPS too but its not an option here.

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Quote from: notlist3d on January 13, 2016, 09:05:27 PM

UPS and Fedex both seem to work fine for me. DHL is really hit/miss depending on where you live, I live on the edge of one of the routes. This means the DHL guy receives it quickly then sometimes ships through USPS mail when he does not want to drive to my edge of his route.... so sucks horribly and adds day's.

I really like UPS thought. I've had probley the best luck with them overall.

Same here... Better luck with UPS. The only time I use DHL is for any shipments I may get from J4bberwock in France. The DHL driver will call me and I will meet them at Wendy's Restraunt about 15 minutes away to avoid having to wait longer.

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Quote from: dmwardjr on January 12, 2016, 07:13:10 PM

Quote from: Biodom on January 12, 2016, 04:49:51 PM

I am glad to hear this, but the whole process is truly convoluted to say the least.
Spond was providing HST on the airbill. I don't see why BMT cannot do the same-the number that you researched.
as far as UPS/FEDEX from China-UPS is a bit faster, FEDEX is a bit cheaper and FEDEX is more prone to get stuck according to others (over the last two years or so), but i never experienced this myself. i am using UPS from BMT, but FEDEX ground domestically, especially in vicinity as it is both cheap and fast.

Same here. I've tried both and liked the speed of UPS. I've had UPS do a total of 9 shipments for me from China thus far. 8 of them went flawlessly. This last one, however, ended up creating cause for concern. I've had people who chose both UPS and FedEx go through a similar situation as mine.

Hence, the reasoning behind me taking the following action:

1. Add the proper HST CODE out to the right of my street address for my account at bitmaintech.com
2. Add the proper HST CODE out to the right of my Federal EIN/SSN number for my business on my account at bitmaintech.com
3. Have UPS call me from now on anytime a shipment for me arrived inside the US from another country to allow me to provide the proper HST CODE.
4. Add a NOTE to the carrier on bitmain's website when placing the order that includes the proper HST CODE.

UPS and Fedex both seem to work fine for me. DHL is really hit/miss depending on where you live, I live on the edge of one of the routes. This means the DHL guy receives it quickly then sometimes ships through USPS mail when he does not want to drive to my edge of his route.... so sucks horribly and adds day's.

I really like UPS thought. I've had probley the best luck with them overall.

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Quote from: Biodom on January 12, 2016, 04:49:51 PM

I am glad to hear this, but the whole process is truly convoluted to say the least.
Spond was providing HST on the airbill. I don't see why BMT cannot do the same-the number that you researched.
as far as UPS/FEDEX from China-UPS is a bit faster, FEDEX is a bit cheaper and FEDEX is more prone to get stuck according to others (over the last two years or so), but i never experienced this myself. i am using UPS from BMT, but FEDEX ground domestically, especially in vicinity as it is both cheap and fast.

Same here. I've tried both and liked the speed of UPS. I've had UPS do a total of 9 shipments for me from China thus far. 8 of them went flawlessly. This last one, however, ended up creating cause for concern. I've had people who chose both UPS and FedEx go through a similar situation as mine.

Hence, the reasoning behind me taking the following action:

1. Add the proper HST CODE out to the right of my street address for my account at bitmaintech.com
2. Add the proper HST CODE out to the right of my Federal EIN/SSN number for my business on my account at bitmaintech.com
3. Have UPS call me from now on anytime a shipment for me arrived inside the US from another country to allow me to provide the proper HST CODE.
4. Add a NOTE to the carrier on bitmain's website when placing the order that includes the proper HST CODE.

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Quote from: dmwardjr on January 12, 2016, 03:04:58 PM

Quote from: notlist3d on January 12, 2016, 02:51:44 PM

Glad to hear it all worked out. Only problem I ever had was a weight issue. UPS somehow picked my package that was a Bitmain PSU for checking... and it weighed more then declared. So I had to pay like 10 dollars was not bad.

That is all i have had to pay for mistakes. US is pretty good overall on importing compared to a lot of the EU costs.

I sent another email thanking them for their adjustment and keeping me updated.

Everything looks like it will be okay... Thank goodness!

I am glad to hear this, but the whole process is truly convoluted to say the least.
Spond was providing HST on the airbill. I don't see why BMT cannot do the same-the number that you researched.
as far as UPS/FEDEX from China-UPS is a bit faster, FEDEX is a bit cheaper and FEDEX is more prone to get stuck according to others (over the last two years or so), but i never experienced this myself. i am using UPS from BMT, but FEDEX ground domestically, especially in vicinity as it is both cheap and fast.

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Quote from: notlist3d on January 12, 2016, 02:51:44 PM

Glad to hear it all worked out. Only problem I ever had was a weight issue. UPS somehow picked my package that was a Bitmain PSU for checking... and it weighed more then declared. So I had to pay like 10 dollars was not bad.

That is all i have had to pay for mistakes. US is pretty good overall on importing compared to a lot of the EU costs.

I sent another email thanking them for their adjustment and keeping me updated.

Everything looks like it will be okay... Thank goodness!

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Quote from: dmwardjr on January 12, 2016, 01:16:06 PM

Quote from: rockyforever on January 12, 2016, 11:53:57 AM

I use fedex because it is cheaper shipping by at least 10$ and always smooth deliver. I know it depends on location whether UPS or fedex is cheaper for the individual.

I sent an email to UPS late last night basically telling them I should not be responsible to pay for a mistake made by one of their employees. I also told them I'm using another carrier until and/or unless they make the proper refund I am due for their tariff mistake.

They responded with the following reply:

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David

I am writing regarding the filing of the Post Entry claim that we have in our office. We will be filing this within the next couple of weeks to CBP and at that time we will credit your account. Unfortunately, we cannot file until the 15th business day after the month in which it was entered based on CBP guidelines

Walt is sending a notice to accounting to let them know the entry is in dispute, although you may get another bill from UPS you can short pay the bill by 780.09 and we will adjust that amount once the claim is filed…it looks like you will owe 109.54 for Customs Merchandise Processing fee and disbursement fee. The duty amount will be in dispute

I have also asked my Philadelphia partners to reach out to you regarding future shipments and how you want them processed.

Please let me know if you have any questions, and I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you.

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I'm fine with the $109.54 charge for Customs Merchandise Processing fee and disbursement fee. No problem with that at all for $30,000 worth of merchandise.

Glad to hear it all worked out. Only problem I ever had was a weight issue. UPS somehow picked my package that was a Bitmain PSU for checking... and it weighed more then declared. So I had to pay like 10 dollars was not bad.

That is all i have had to pay for mistakes. US is pretty good overall on importing compared to a lot of the EU costs.

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Quote from: rockyforever on January 12, 2016, 11:53:57 AM

I use fedex because it is cheaper shipping by at least 10$ and always smooth deliver. I know it depends on location whether UPS or fedex is cheaper for the individual.

I sent an email to UPS late last night basically telling them I should not be responsible to pay for a mistake made by one of their employees. I also told them I'm using another carrier until and/or unless they make the proper refund I am due for their tariff mistake.

They responded with the following reply:

---------------------------------------------

David

I am writing regarding the filing of the Post Entry claim that we have in our office. We will be filing this within the next couple of weeks to CBP and at that time we will credit your account. Unfortunately, we cannot file until the 15th business day after the month in which it was entered based on CBP guidelines

Walt is sending a notice to accounting to let them know the entry is in dispute, although you may get another bill from UPS you can short pay the bill by 780.09 and we will adjust that amount once the claim is filed…it looks like you will owe 109.54 for Customs Merchandise Processing fee and disbursement fee. The duty amount will be in dispute

I have also asked my Philadelphia partners to reach out to you regarding future shipments and how you want them processed.

Please let me know if you have any questions, and I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you.

---------------------------------------------

I'm fine with the $109.54 charge for Customs Merchandise Processing fee and disbursement fee. No problem with that at all for $30,000 worth of merchandise.

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Quote from: dmwardjr on January 11, 2016, 11:35:01 PM

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Quote from: kilo17 on January 11, 2016, 03:45:30 AM

rockyforever might understand better if he gets an $800 bill upon delivery. Dmwardjr IS IN THE UNITED STATES and DID get a BIG ASS BILL.

Not sure your point. U.S. does not have tariffs or import fees. The bill was due to clerical error and wrong HST posted on shipping documents. So me receiving a BIG ASS BILL means I now pay a tariff in the U.S. Kilo? So maybe I should contact customs to let them know I didn't pay a BIG ASS BILL for my S7s?

Again your point?

UPS put a wrong HST code on my last S7 and sent me a bill for $67. I just called the number on the bill and told them it's a data processor, the rep took care of the bill right there and then and sent me an email confirmation within 30 mins.

Thanks for sharing. I think the reason why they are making me go through more red tape and not as willing to do that quick of a refund is the dollar amount. Which pisses me off... THEIR employee makes a mistake to cost me a lot of money and they [A multi billion dollar company] cannot give me a proper refund without a hassle. I'm using FedEx from now on until I hear I have a refund. If I don't get a refund, I will never use UPS again.

I use fedex because it is cheaper shipping by at least 10$ and always smooth deliver. I know it depends on location whether UPS or fedex is cheaper for the individual.

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Quote from: hawkfish007 on January 11, 2016, 07:52:46 PM

Quote from: rockyforever on January 11, 2016, 07:45:06 PM

Quote from: kilo17 on January 11, 2016, 03:45:30 AM

rockyforever might understand better if he gets an $800 bill upon delivery. Dmwardjr IS IN THE UNITED STATES and DID get a BIG ASS BILL.

Not sure your point. U.S. does not have tariffs or import fees. The bill was due to clerical error and wrong HST posted on shipping documents. So me receiving a BIG ASS BILL means I now pay a tariff in the U.S. Kilo? So maybe I should contact customs to let them know I didn't pay a BIG ASS BILL for my S7s?

Again your point?

UPS put a wrong HST code on my last S7 and sent me a bill for $67. I just called the number on the bill and told them it's a data processor, the rep took care of the bill right there and then and sent me an email confirmation within 30 mins.

Thanks for sharing. I think the reason why they are making me go through more red tape and not as willing to do that quick of a refund is the dollar amount. Which pisses me off... THEIR employee makes a mistake to cost me a lot of money and they [A multi billion dollar company] cannot give me a proper refund without a hassle. I'm using FedEx from now on until I hear I have a refund. If I don't get a refund, I will never use UPS again.

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Quote from: hawkfish007 on January 11, 2016, 07:52:46 PM

Quote from: rockyforever on January 11, 2016, 07:45:06 PM

Quote from: kilo17 on January 11, 2016, 03:45:30 AM

rockyforever might understand better if he gets an $800 bill upon delivery. Dmwardjr IS IN THE UNITED STATES and DID get a BIG ASS BILL.

Not sure your point. U.S. does not have tariffs or import fees. The bill was due to clerical error and wrong HST posted on shipping documents. So me receiving a BIG ASS BILL means I now pay a tariff in the U.S. Kilo? So maybe I should contact customs to let them know I didn't pay a BIG ASS BILL for my S7s?

Again your point?

UPS put a wrong HST code on my last S7 and sent me a bill for $67. I just called the number on the bill and told them it's a data processor, the rep took care of the bill right there and then and sent me an email confirmation within 30 mins.

Exactly, it was a mistake and fixed (just like Dmwardjr is going through). Just because you receive a bill on shipping from outside the U.S. doesn't now mean tariffs now exist in the U.S. as kilo was trying to state.

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Quote from: rockyforever on January 11, 2016, 07:45:06 PM

Quote from: kilo17 on January 11, 2016, 03:45:30 AM

rockyforever might understand better if he gets an $800 bill upon delivery. Dmwardjr IS IN THE UNITED STATES and DID get a BIG ASS BILL.

Not sure your point. U.S. does not have tariffs or import fees. The bill was due to clerical error and wrong HST posted on shipping documents. So me receiving a BIG ASS BILL means I now pay a tariff in the U.S. Kilo? So maybe I should contact customs to let them know I didn't pay a BIG ASS BILL for my S7s?

Again your point?

UPS put a wrong HST code on my last S7 and sent me a bill for $67. I just called the number on the bill and told them it's a data processor, the rep took care of the bill right there and then and sent me an email confirmation within 30 mins.

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Quote from: kilo17 on January 11, 2016, 03:45:30 AM

rockyforever might understand better if he gets an $800 bill upon delivery. Dmwardjr IS IN THE UNITED STATES and DID get a BIG ASS BILL.

Not sure your point. U.S. does not have tariffs or import fees. The bill was due to clerical error and wrong HST posted on shipping documents. So me receiving a BIG ASS BILL means I now pay a tariff in the U.S. Kilo? So maybe I should contact customs to let them know I didn't pay a BIG ASS BILL for my S7s?

Again your point?

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Quote from: kilo17 on January 11, 2016, 03:45:30 AM

rockyforever might understand better if he gets an $800 bill upon delivery. Dmwardjr IS IN THE UNITED STATES and DID get a BIG ASS BILL.

Certainly did. Otherwise, I would not have taken the time to post all of the recommendations on ways to POSSIBLY avoid having the wrong HST CODE applied to your shipment that can result in a tariff charge.

David

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rockyforever might understand better if he gets an $800 bill upon delivery. Dmwardjr IS IN THE UNITED STATES and DID get a BIG ASS BILL.

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Quote from: rockyforever on January 11, 2016, 12:37:34 AM

Not sure you understand. We do not pay import (i.e. VAT, etc) taxes in the U.S. for bitmain's products. Also, batch 9 has shipped already for some.

You need to look at that link the other member provided. THAT WAS ME WHO WAS CHARGED ALMOST $900 USD in tariff charges for the wrong HST CODE applied by my carrier.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13432585

I recommend doing the following as well when you place the order:

After you have chosen a carrier [I chose UPS as an example] here is where I was talking about adding a note for delivery with the same HST CODE I mentioned above "HST CODE: 8471.41.0150": You can even go as far as to be more detailed in that NOTE to the carrier for delivery by stating the following:

8471.41.0150

Which is:

8471
Automatic data processing machines and units thereof; magnetic or optical readers, machines for transcribing data onto data media in coded form and machines for processing such data, not elsewhere specified or included.

41
Comprising in the same housing at least a central processing unit and an input and output unit, whether or not combined.

50
Other

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Quote from: MakeBelieve on January 10, 2016, 06:47:46 PM

Quote from: rockyforever on January 10, 2016, 04:46:26 PM

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Quote from: rockyforever on January 10, 2016, 01:50:11 PM

Quote from: VirosaGITS on January 05, 2016, 01:16:17 PM

Quote from: |Ocean| on January 05, 2016, 12:27:09 PM

I prefer Antminer s7 on Avalon 6.
The new Antminer S7 Plus is much more efficient.

There's not a S7+ version, am i misunderstanding?

And now the latest batches of S7's have the same efficiency as the Avalon6, so not the only reason to stick with S7 is the GH/$, since the Avalon6 has a much better build quality.

The avalon 6 comes at 3.5th/s (thats hoping you have a warm room since they run lower in the cold) and the S7 is 4.8th/s. You can get the S7 plus shipping below $1100 currently. You can ONLY get the Avalon for $1112 in the current group buy and living in the US.

The better deal is the S7. People assumed the Avalon 6 would be able to flex by changing the volts but has not been the case at all.

You can order an S7 Batch 9 with shipping and import fees that will likely cost about $1150 and it isn't shipping for several weeks. A better comparison would be the Batch 8 which will run you close to $1300 shipped with import fees and ships now.

As for overclocking the Avalon. I get 3.8-4 Th at 12.2-12.4 volts all day long.

Not to mention the USA warranty - I had 1 Avalon6 replaced and it was as simple as calling them and sending it to California. Try that with Bitmain. I would also bet that the Batch 8 and 9 S7 have a much higher failure rate than the Avalon6.

Not to mention I get the Avalon6 in 2-3 days while people wait on an S7 for weeks. I make up the difference by the time yours arrives.

USA there is no import fees which reduces the cost. Also long term, 1 th/s more per miner will out perform avalon 6 even getting them 2 weeks earlier.

I beg to differ: check the link below and see the $800 charge for import fees/duties etc. I can supply a bunch more of those links if necessary.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13432585

Also, if you are counting on the Batch 9 getting here in 2 weeks, good luck. If not then you are paying for what the s7 would mine for the Batch 8

Not sure you understand. We do not pay import (i.e. VAT, etc) taxes in the U.S. for bitmain's products. Also, batch 9 has shipped already for some.

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Quote from: MakeBelieve on January 10, 2016, 06:47:46 PM

Quote from: rockyforever on January 10, 2016, 04:46:26 PM

Quote from: kilo17 on January 10, 2016, 04:09:43 PM

Quote from: rockyforever on January 10, 2016, 01:50:11 PM

Quote from: VirosaGITS on January 05, 2016, 01:16:17 PM

Quote from: |Ocean| on January 05, 2016, 12:27:09 PM

I prefer Antminer s7 on Avalon 6.
The new Antminer S7 Plus is much more efficient.

There's not a S7+ version, am i misunderstanding?

And now the latest batches of S7's have the same efficiency as the Avalon6, so not the only reason to stick with S7 is the GH/$, since the Avalon6 has a much better build quality.

The avalon 6 comes at 3.5th/s (thats hoping you have a warm room since they run lower in the cold) and the S7 is 4.8th/s. You can get the S7 plus shipping below $1100 currently. You can ONLY get the Avalon for $1112 in the current group buy and living in the US.

The better deal is the S7. People assumed the Avalon 6 would be able to flex by changing the volts but has not been the case at all.

You can order an S7 Batch 9 with shipping and import fees that will likely cost about $1150 and it isn't shipping for several weeks. A better comparison would be the Batch 8 which will run you close to $1300 shipped with import fees and ships now.

As for overclocking the Avalon. I get 3.8-4 Th at 12.2-12.4 volts all day long.

Not to mention the USA warranty - I had 1 Avalon6 replaced and it was as simple as calling them and sending it to California. Try that with Bitmain. I would also bet that the Batch 8 and 9 S7 have a much higher failure rate than the Avalon6.

Not to mention I get the Avalon6 in 2-3 days while people wait on an S7 for weeks. I make up the difference by the time yours arrives.

USA there is no import fees which reduces the cost. Also long term, 1 th/s more per miner will out perform avalon 6 even getting them 2 weeks earlier.

I beg to differ: check the link below and see the $800 charge for import fees/duties etc. I can supply a bunch more of those links if necessary.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13432585

Also, if you are counting on the Batch 9 getting here in 2 weeks, good luck. If not then you are paying for what the s7 would mine for the Batch 8

You can call UPS and make arrangements for them to call you from now on ANYTIME you have a shipment coming in from outside the U.S. Also, I have edited my address on BITMAIN's website in my account to include the following: HST CODE 8471.41.0150 That is actually part of my address now to avoid this occurring again in the future.

I recommend everyone do the same thing in their BITMAIN account:

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Quote from: rockyforever on January 10, 2016, 04:46:26 PM

Quote from: kilo17 on January 10, 2016, 04:09:43 PM

Quote from: rockyforever on January 10, 2016, 01:50:11 PM

Quote from: VirosaGITS on January 05, 2016, 01:16:17 PM

Quote from: |Ocean| on January 05, 2016, 12:27:09 PM

I prefer Antminer s7 on Avalon 6.
The new Antminer S7 Plus is much more efficient.

There's not a S7+ version, am i misunderstanding?

And now the latest batches of S7's have the same efficiency as the Avalon6, so not the only reason to stick with S7 is the GH/$, since the Avalon6 has a much better build quality.

The avalon 6 comes at 3.5th/s (thats hoping you have a warm room since they run lower in the cold) and the S7 is 4.8th/s. You can get the S7 plus shipping below $1100 currently. You can ONLY get the Avalon for $1112 in the current group buy and living in the US.

The better deal is the S7. People assumed the Avalon 6 would be able to flex by changing the volts but has not been the case at all.

You can order an S7 Batch 9 with shipping and import fees that will likely cost about $1150 and it isn't shipping for several weeks. A better comparison would be the Batch 8 which will run you close to $1300 shipped with import fees and ships now.

As for overclocking the Avalon. I get 3.8-4 Th at 12.2-12.4 volts all day long.

Not to mention the USA warranty - I had 1 Avalon6 replaced and it was as simple as calling them and sending it to California. Try that with Bitmain. I would also bet that the Batch 8 and 9 S7 have a much higher failure rate than the Avalon6.

Not to mention I get the Avalon6 in 2-3 days while people wait on an S7 for weeks. I make up the difference by the time yours arrives.

USA there is no import fees which reduces the cost. Also long term, 1 th/s more per miner will out perform avalon 6 even getting them 2 weeks earlier.

I beg to differ: check the link below and see the $800 charge for import fees/duties etc. I can supply a bunch more of those links if necessary.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13432585

Also, if you are counting on the Batch 9 getting here in 2 weeks, good luck. If not then you are paying for what the s7 would mine for the Batch 8

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