Topic: [GENERAL SALES CLOSED] GekkoScience 2PAC - 2x BM1384 USB Stick Miner - page 5. (Read 56189 times)

I agree , or a reseller because the price per unit on here works out to about R500 (depending on shipping costs) and the only other GekkoScience 2pac miners I can find are all over R1000 and out of stock.

you are not satisfied with a usb fan? you can bend it and cool multiple sticks:
https://www.amazon.com/ARCTIC-USB-Powered-Portable-Solution-Gooseneck/dp/B003XN24GY

We (SA folk) should do a group buy for pods for SA.

no problem , let me know when you got some stock , would probably be taking 5
Thanx

Sorry dude, I'm using being too busy (whether it's true or not) as an excuse for ignoring people. Really though, I had some bulk orders come in this week (resellers restocking) that chewed up pretty much all the rest of the batch so sales are closed until I can figure out if I'm gonna have anything left to sell once all current orders are met.

Do you ship to South Africa would like 4 or 5 depending of shipping costs 

25x40mm

Hi,

I don't have access to my sticks at the moment, can someone please measure the dimensions of the heatsink?
I'm trying to see if I can make some improvements to the way chips are cooled by adding a small fan on top.

Thanks.

Later edit: I'll have to measure everything precisely, but basically this is what I'm trying to do.
The fans on each stick will be connected to a USB male (3-5 cm) which will go into the hub.

Any way to get any of these GekkoScience 2-PAC shipped and landed at this moment? (to ontario, canada)
@Valkir ?
-dijib

Page 1 contains all information you need (Pricing and Payment address), just confirm with sidehack what shipping costs to AUS will be.

Looking to buy some USB miners for 'shits & giggles'. Anyone point me to a source willing to take BTC and ship to Australia?

Nope. Eyeboot is out of Hong Kong, Valkir out of Canada, bitshopper.de out of Germany and then the regular US sellers is all I have. Nobody in Australia.

Sorry I must have mis-read the initial post mate. No idea what I was thinking haha. By the by, I saw that Eyeboot.com were covering Asia. Do you have anyone for Australia? I would like to buy locally if possible.

What I can pay will depend greatly on where you are, what with the cost of shipping. Let's take this to PM.

YOUR BANNER SAYS THAT YOU WANT S5 BOARDS--

I have a number of S3 and S5 units gathering dust.  What do you offer for the units?  Do you only want the board components?

From what I read here you are designing a replacement component for the S3 or S5 miner that an be used instead of the original chip board.  Is that correct?

I have been reading your BitCoinTalk threads for a while.  Your projects are always fascinating.  Please take the time to post an answer.       --scryptr

Another round of what? Sales are still open. I've already shipped out about 200 batch-2 units.

Any chance of another round? I'm looking to get back into mining and a few USB miners would be a nice low-cost 'reintroduction' to mining.

Here are the pictures as promised.

That is great news on the shipped products, I feel like I played the lottery and am waiting for my prize to arrive. The anxiety is palpable 
Maybe just a SIDEnote , if the Compacs can end up making us coffee and toast in the morning while flashing disco lights then I think our lives would be complete...

As soon as I had a working Compac, I built like ten of them and took them home to run overnight where I could observe performance. It was fun having that many flashy lights in the room all night.

I meant that too though, that the flashy light part was the fun part. Power was fairly straightforward (when I finally got it working, the production version was by no means the first draft) and chip comms were very straightforward, but the flashy lights part was fun. It's actually got a double NFET inverter triggered off the RX line, where the second FET has a parallel RC on the gate to hold it high longer and that's what kicks the R and B elements in the RGB LED to make the white-ish flash. Without that the flash would be imperceptibly fast since a share return is like 5 bytes at 115kbaud. So it's not complex at all, but I like to think it's at least clever.

The Terminus uses a similar circuit, but instead of the RGB LED it's got a discrete blue LED and discrete white LEDs that flash. That way there's no weirdness going on with white-balance. Keeps it consistent. And also dead sexy.

Additionally, to stay on the subject of selling 2Pacs and whatever, I shipped out more orders today. We're operating out of standing stock right now so orders are shipped "immediately". I put that in quotes because I only actually send out packages on Tuesday and Friday.