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Topic: GekkoScience Terminus R606 750GH (up to 1TH) quiet miner, now shipping - page 26. (Read 11704 times)

legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Do you need a Raspberry Pi for this to work?  Or would it work if I plugged it into my windows 10 mining rig which is
currently running 2 vega 64's ?
Well you 'can' use the mining rig, but it's far from ideal.

A cheap little RPi dedicated to doing the mining is a better idea than having a computer with various issues regarding the CPU usage that may delay your shares/blocks at random times.

It's not a case of "Yeah this computer has plenty of spare CPU",
it's a case of what are the peaks in CPU it uses doing other things (GPU mining, 'Windows 10', etc) and thus what effect that has randomly on the USB mining.
legendary
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Curmudgeonly hardware guy
I broke my leg on January 12th; about six inches above the ankle, both bones were in three pieces. That forced me off the shop floor for a good month before I was really mobile again, which meant nothing to do but PCB design (mostly from home) and firmware programming and drafting the sheet-metal housing. The prototype version of this machine was one trace and six components short of the final working design. I'm stunned my own self that it's less than three months from idea to release, though it really helps to have competent people able to handle the stuff I couldn't do during that time.

We're hoping to keep that R&D momentum going with two or three more new things this year, now that we do sticks, pods and hubs.
donator
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Do you need a Raspberry Pi for this to work?  Or would it work if I plugged it into my windows 10 mining rig which is
currently running 2 vega 64's ?

A windows 10 mining rig would be able to control these.  See below.

The Terminus needs an external controller running cgminer, with USB connection to the miner.



Introducing the newest quiet consumer miner from GekkoScience, the newest addition to the Terminus pod-miner line, the R606.

Amazing accomplishment.  Congratulations sidehack!
jr. member
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Do you need a Raspberry Pi for this to work?  Or would it work if I plugged it into my windows 10 mining rig which is
currently running 2 vega 64's ?
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
I don't think we've been involved in this raffle thing before. How does it all work?

I have promoted  for sidehack gear.  

I do various give aways  for those that purchase his new gear.

Let us say you do 12 sales  of sidehack gear for the first batch.

You would give  each sale of a sidehack pod a number 2000 to 2999  in your case

2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
up to 2012 since you did 12 sales

if you did 100 sales up to 2100

You would tell me    how many  numbers for pod sales you issued  say you do 37 sales  so 2000 to 2037.
It is a bit of labor for your company to make a list of pod buyers and  the raffle number you give to them.

I would do a random number drawing  for 2 prizes  of compacs  which I would mail to the winners.
I think there are three sellers.

minefarmbuy  I would give away 2 sticks
419mining      I would give away 2 sticks
rockmoney     I would give away 2 sticks

I would mail the gear  so not cost to the dealers  or the winners. I only end up getting  info on the winners to keep privacy issues as best as possible.

I would save two sticks for the Euro/worldwide buyers later on.
full member
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We are not retail.
Thanks for buying Dave!
legendary
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I just ordered one from minerfarmbuy :-)
-Dave
full member
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We are not retail.
I don't think we've been involved in this raffle thing before. How does it all work?
copper member
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https://www.419mining.com
419mining say gives ticket numbers out from 1-999
rockminey gives ticket numbers out from      1000-1999
minefarmbuy gives ticket numbers out from   2000-2999

I do a random generator for each company  and pick 2 from each.

Thanks Philipma1957! You always come through with cool raffles when new products come out.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Okay I am testing the compacs for the raffle.

I will post back how many work and we can figure a way to do the raffle.

From 419mining

you know, we could include "raffle tickets" with the purchases, if that would help.

Yes  best  way to do it.  Is that way.  I will post this idea on thread.

This seems like best way.

At the moment

I have 8 working compacs to give away
I have a quasi  working 2 pac to give away  this was a silver color heatsink protype model.

We will do a North America raffle  with 6 sticks  if you buy from a north american dealer

We will do a European-Worldwide Raffle  with  maybe 2-3 sticks if you buy from a non north american dealer

419mining  had the idea of giving the ticket with each sale.  Sale must be for a sidehack pod only 1 prize per customer

At North american dealers please pm me if onboard

rockmoney
minefarmbuy

note if I missed a dealer for North america please let me know

in theory

419mining say gives ticket numbers out from 1-999
rockminey gives ticket numbers out from      1000-1999
minefarmbuy gives ticket numbers out from   2000-2999

I do a random generator for each company  and pick 2 from each.
copper member
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Merit: 111
https://www.419mining.com
Some screenshots of cgminer running this thing would be nice Smiley

Most re-sellers are still in pre-order at this time. As the units roll out, better screenshots, build out photos, updates to cgminer and step-by-step how-to's and support forums will all be coming. I know your excited, we all are. This is all new for us as well.  I have a prototype demo unit but it doesn't function the same as a production unit, I can post a screenshot of that if it helps.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Okay I am testing the compacs for the raffle.

I will post back how many work and we can figure a way to do the raffle.
full member
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We are not retail.
We received a demo I heard, waiting to hear about hashing myself.
member
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Some screenshots of cgminer running this thing would be nice Smiley
full member
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Merit: 221
We are not retail.
copper member
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Merit: 111
https://www.419mining.com
419Mining orders are live.

https://www.419mining.com/shop/miners/gekkoscience-r606-pod-miner-pre-order/

In honor of sidehack and his amazing work, we running a special on our site. Our power pack, normally on sale for $106.17, when you buy a R606, we are going to give $32 off. That brings the price down to $74.
This is going to be a bundle price, when both are in the cart, a discount will be auto applied. Check out the details here: https://www.419mining.com/shop/power-supply/complete-power-bundle/
when run from 120V, this will produce up to 900 watts of power and is compatible with both the GekkoScience Hubs, and the new R606.
jr. member
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Awesome stuff! Can't wait till the second batch opens and I can get one to Australia!
sr. member
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www.amazon.com/shops/MinersSupply



MinersSupply is currently accepting pre-orders for the GekkoScience R606 Pod Miners!

For the first batch, sales will only be accepted via our sales thread here on the forum. Please visit the following link for details!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-1ths-gekkoscience-r606-pod-miner-product-sales-thread-5071416

We will also be offering the R606 with or without a variety of power supply options if needed.



Following the shipment of first batch orders, we will eventually offer the R606 via Amazon Prime Storefront



hero member
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Power draw is whatever you want it to be (since voltage and frequency are both adjustable) but due to limitations of the internal main regulator it shouldn't go over about 120W. But it can also go under 20W with the right settings.

Edited my post as I totally missed the power figure under the picture  Wink

Really is great to have something like this available. Can't wait until the second batch.
legendary
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Curmudgeonly hardware guy
Power draw is whatever you want it to be (since voltage and frequency are both adjustable) but due to limitations of the internal main regulator it shouldn't go over about 120W. But it can also go under 20W with the right settings.
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