GROUP BUY [KNC Neptune-DayONE] [.6 Per share Sold Out] - page 12.

theprofileth

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Quote from: lmontrose on December 18, 2013, 04:17:02 AM

Thanks for this. I would like to try it for different pools out there to see which earns the best. And maybe even do it for some big share holders so that the payout goes directly to their wallet. Saves time to calculate. This is exciting.

Thanks for the idea.

Quote from: astutiumRob on December 18, 2013, 01:31:10 AM

Quote from: lmontrose on December 18, 2013, 12:58:24 AM

That would be a bit of work to try to get these KNC Miners to accomplish that

It's a standard 'feature' of cgminer - you just put in all the pools, press C, take option 3, save the config so it's automated ...
[C]hange management strategy
0: Failover
1: Round Robin
2: Rotate
3: Load Balance
4: Balance

Or for 'fine-tuning' if people have more than 1 share on the same box, you just set the Quota to 100*N where N is their number of shares:
0: Enabled Alive Quota 100 Prio 0: (pool0)
1: Enabled Alive Quota 200 Prio 1: (pool1)
2: Enabled Alive Quota 100 Prio 2: (pool2)
3: Enabled Alive Quota 400 Prio 3: (pool3)
if it was 4 people, 8 shares as an example

Or you can do some very interesting stuff - I've setup a Jupiter to mine 12 different alt-coins for 2 hours each in rotation...

The only thing to remember is *NOT* to use the featureless web front-end, but manage it over SSH ...

Well first off I should mention you would want to use balance if you were to do this, load balance only tries to balance the pools based on how fast they respond and not absolute values, furthermore it isn't exact tbh it really is just sort of a waste of time. So I strongly suggest you DO NOT DO THIS. Just mine at eligius and send out payments every week, it really isn't that bad I mean I can't imagine you having more than 30 shareholders. Eligius just requires a bitcoin address for the username and you are set, no registration needed, the only thing you have to do to get the merged namecoins is verify your account by signing a message and then you can change the address link + the min payout amount and add a namecoin payout address. I mean if you want to save on transaction fees just use a coinbase account and then all your transactions fees are payed automatically and it is free to sign up.

ScotterMonkey

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Thanks (with regard to accepting my BTC sent yesterday without me posting until today)!

With utmost respect:

I noticed at one point you showed a receipt for one machine but not all three? Or did I not see that post?

It seemed like you were saying you had ordered two of those Jupiter 3Ks and then after Group Two shares were all sold, you posted that you were opening up Group Three and it sounds now like you ordered one machine and then two others on the second order, for "zero day"?
Please help me to understand so that I'm not worried about having been scammed. The last thing I want to do is offend you. I wouldn't have sent you those two BTC if I didn't have some trust for you going on, as well as a willingness to take a risk.

Thanks,
Scott

astutiumRob

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Quote from: lmontrose on December 18, 2013, 04:17:02 AM

Thanks for this. I would like to try it for different pools out there to see which earns the best. And maybe even do it for some big share holders so that the payout goes directly to their wallet. Saves time to calculate. This is exciting.

Drop me an email when the unit arrives and I'll help with the config

lmontrose

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Hi Scott, Thank you. I can confirm receipt.

Quote from: ScotterMonkey on December 18, 2013, 08:40:36 PM

Hi -

I sent 2.2 BTC to you last night around 10:30pm-ish.
Transaction key: c2c20f7f1e0fbdcd32e12cc27d10f4e444613a1d8e7a5adf3aa43f272c6b9a73
I am just now notifying you because I only a few hours ago figured out that I had to "post as a newbie" and then wait four hours so that I could then post here (it would not let me PM you, either). I'm assuming you can look at the transaction and see what time I sent the BTC last night.

Here is my BTC address for when the machine is up and running:
1NoEFRK5RP5i11Safu1j2j46GhP859rmod

Please confirm that I'm in with 4 shares :-)

Thanks!
Scott

ScotterMonkey

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Hi -

I sent 2.2 BTC to you last night around 10:30pm-ish.
Transaction key: c2c20f7f1e0fbdcd32e12cc27d10f4e444613a1d8e7a5adf3aa43f272c6b9a73
I am just now notifying you because I only a few hours ago figured out that I had to "post as a newbie" and then wait four hours so that I could then post here (it would not let me PM you, either). I'm assuming you can look at the transaction and see what time I sent the BTC last night.

Here is my BTC address for when the machine is up and running:
1NoEFRK5RP5i11Safu1j2j46GhP859rmod

Please confirm that I'm in with 4 shares :-)

Thanks!
Scott

Local576

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Have sent .65btc for 1 share.

TXID: 1d95fd379fcd1380a86bafbb1afb509e23e3a92c29dd42af78453a46847172f5

lmontrose

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28 Units left in Groupbuy 3.

lmontrose

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Hi Zhang,
your shares have been confirmed. Thank you.

Quote from: zhangjay0710 on December 18, 2013, 05:08:28 AM

Sir, I send two PMs to you at 04:12:08 AM and 06:07:54 AM

Tx. ID: 11eb16ddc77c60ac63e31760ccef1c5d4803f5b3c1321a1624a13e1dfb5c3380

Tx. ID: 74f3d3860144ba522c39801725afced0a98b408e05988b16ed62f815bc940124

Plz reply it if you received my msg

thanks

zhangjay0710

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Sir, I send two PMs to you at 04:12:08 AM and 06:07:54 AM

Tx. ID: 11eb16ddc77c60ac63e31760ccef1c5d4803f5b3c1321a1624a13e1dfb5c3380

Tx. ID: 74f3d3860144ba522c39801725afced0a98b408e05988b16ed62f815bc940124

Plz reply it if you received my msg

thanks

lmontrose

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I have to increase prices per share to .65. BTC has fallen quite a bit and this barely covers the cost. Thanks for understanding. All shares paid for after this will need to be .65 per share.

lmontrose

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Thanks for this. I would like to try it for different pools out there to see which earns the best. And maybe even do it for some big share holders so that the payout goes directly to their wallet. Saves time to calculate. This is exciting.

Thanks for the idea.

Quote from: astutiumRob on December 18, 2013, 01:31:10 AM

Quote from: lmontrose on December 18, 2013, 12:58:24 AM

That would be a bit of work to try to get these KNC Miners to accomplish that

It's a standard 'feature' of cgminer - you just put in all the pools, press C, take option 3, save the config so it's automated ...
[C]hange management strategy
0: Failover
1: Round Robin
2: Rotate
3: Load Balance
4: Balance

Or for 'fine-tuning' if people have more than 1 share on the same box, you just set the Quota to 100*N where N is their number of shares:
0: Enabled Alive Quota 100 Prio 0: (pool0)
1: Enabled Alive Quota 200 Prio 1: (pool1)
2: Enabled Alive Quota 100 Prio 2: (pool2)
3: Enabled Alive Quota 400 Prio 3: (pool3)
if it was 4 people, 8 shares as an example

Or you can do some very interesting stuff - I've setup a Jupiter to mine 12 different alt-coins for 2 hours each in rotation...

The only thing to remember is *NOT* to use the featureless web front-end, but manage it over SSH ...

N[e]wBie

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Does the OP/group buy host have a good reputation? I am happy to buy if he is trustworthy, I am assuming he is, but some info would rest my mind.

Local576

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Quote from: lmontrose on December 17, 2013, 08:55:37 PM

13 Shares left. A few are on reserve.

Will be paying for mine in approx 14 hours!

flexgroo

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Hi, sent you another .55 btc

i think this is the number you need 026823eb9dbc53604675fe25146877487f9cdaceb6341b4f96f46e61d01827ac

astutiumRob

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Quote from: lmontrose on December 18, 2013, 12:58:24 AM

That would be a bit of work to try to get these KNC Miners to accomplish that

It's a standard 'feature' of cgminer - you just put in all the pools, press C, take option 3, save the config so it's automated ...
[C]hange management strategy
0: Failover
1: Round Robin
2: Rotate
3: Load Balance
4: Balance

Or for 'fine-tuning' if people have more than 1 share on the same box, you just set the Quota to 100*N where N is their number of shares:
0: Enabled Alive Quota 100 Prio 0: (pool0)
1: Enabled Alive Quota 200 Prio 1: (pool1)
2: Enabled Alive Quota 100 Prio 2: (pool2)
3: Enabled Alive Quota 400 Prio 3: (pool3)
if it was 4 people, 8 shares as an example

Or you can do some very interesting stuff - I've setup a Jupiter to mine 12 different alt-coins for 2 hours each in rotation...

The only thing to remember is *NOT* to use the featureless web front-end, but manage it over SSH ...

lmontrose

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That would be a bit of work to try to get these KNC Miners to accomplish that. If you want to take on the task of creating this program. I am sure many out there will pay you a fee to use your development.

On another note, Group buy 2 has sold out. Groupbuy 3 is now available and is on the same order as Group buy 2. So it should arrive the same time as Group buy 2.

I am still sorting out the orders and will post an update on the thread in the next few days.

Quote from: astutiumRob on December 18, 2013, 12:36:45 AM

Quote from: lmontrose on December 17, 2013, 12:42:20 PM

Sure, I don't mind using Eligius. We can use btcguild as a backup in case the first fails.

Or do something 'clever' and add 1 pool per share on each miner, and set it for load-balance mode

Then you could let each shareholder mine 1/nth directly to their own preference

JakeBlaster2

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4 shares 2.2BTC

TXID: 518cfedbfd697f25a38e6fd556df95abd9e667f14eb71943af50a3f387b474ba

Detail via PM

lmontrose

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The Miner is designed to be plug and play into the network, until something goes wrong. If all goes well, it can run for days/weeks without any issues. When there's issues, you may need to understand some basic Linux to troubleshoot. But if there are no issues, it's just plug and play and you do the occasional update via the web browser. I didn't have that much issue on my previous 3 Jupiters from KNC.

To answer your pool questions. No you do not need to sign up for a pool. Also you will not need to download new coin wallets. We will not produce enough to distribute to each wallet. All alt coins generated by mining will be converted to Bitcoins and totaled into the distribution.

Good luck if you choose to buy a Neptune. Their second batch has already sold out though so you'll have to wait for the third batch.

Quote from: flexgroo on December 18, 2013, 12:02:00 AM

Hey speaking of using a new pool, will i have to sigh up for that pool? also you say it mines other coins at the same time, i guess i will need to make different wallets now for different coins?

Sorry still new and its all a fun learning experience

Thanks

p.s. if say i bought one of these 3 th/s miners, and started it at home, how reliable are they? as in crashing, heat, reboots... I would be gone a lot working overseas, would the smart wife of mine know what to do if say, we lost power, or it had to be rebooted

astutiumRob

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Quote from: lmontrose on December 17, 2013, 12:42:20 PM

Sure, I don't mind using Eligius. We can use btcguild as a backup in case the first fails.

Or do something 'clever' and add 1 pool per share on each miner, and set it for load-balance mode

Then you could let each shareholder mine 1/nth directly to their own preference

flexgroo

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Hey speaking of using a new pool, will i have to sigh up for that pool? also you say it mines other coins at the same time, i guess i will need to make different wallets now for different coins?

Sorry still new and its all a fun learning experience

Thanks

p.s. if say i bought one of these 3 th/s miners, and started it at home, how reliable are they? as in crashing, heat, reboots... I would be gone a lot working overseas, would the smart wife of mine know what to do if say, we lost power, or it had to be rebooted

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