[In stock] Gridseed 5-chips USB miner - $259 - page 3.

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Quote from: bearsworth on February 25, 2014, 10:24:41 PM

Received my product today. That yellow foam thing that came with the box make sure you guys don't throw it I let my dog bite it for a while since I thoguth it was packaging but its actually the controller inside between the foam bricks.

Oops, sorry forgot to tell you this Sad

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Quote from: bitwho on February 25, 2014, 11:06:47 PM

Quote from: Dabs on February 25, 2014, 10:51:21 PM

Hi. I noticed this thread. I also offer escrow service. See sig and thread for details. (For quick reference, I normally charge 1% fee.)

thank you. but at this rate on Btc being so low. this will be a fee of ~$50 : (

It's 1% of whatever amount, regardless of exchange rate. I only deal with BTC. So, your $259 miner will have a fee of $2.59, because that's one percent. Or something like that. In BTC.

If you send 0.45920000 BTC for it, then I will keep 0.00459200 BTC as my fee and forward the rest to the seller. (Or add 1% to his price, whatever.)

Now, if you order 10 miners, then of course the fee is 10 times more, because you are now paying $2590. 1% of that is $25.90. In BTC, that translates to, you sent 4.59200000 BTC, get your 10 miners, then I take my one percent which is 0.04592000 BTC, and send the rest to the seller.

I hope that makes sense.

Colgate

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I also received mine through DHL today. I haven`t had chance to open up it yet but it sure is heavy... haha...
Thanks, Seeds.

bitwho

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Quote from: Dabs on February 25, 2014, 10:51:21 PM

Hi. I noticed this thread. I also offer escrow service. See sig and thread for details. (For quick reference, I normally charge 1% fee.)

thank you. but at this rate on Btc being so low. this will be a fee of ~$50 : (

Dabs

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Hi. I noticed this thread. I also offer escrow service. See sig and thread for details. (For quick reference, I normally charge 1% fee.)

bitwho

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who is doing the escrow.

did anyone order without escrow?

bearsworth

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Received my product today. That yellow foam thing that came with the box make sure you guys don't throw it I let my dog bite it for a while since I thoguth it was packaging but its actually the controller inside between the foam bricks.

seeds

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Quote from: anarchyx on February 25, 2014, 05:29:47 PM

My Gridseed miners x10 arrived today. Thank you Seeds. Legit seller and fast shipping. I'll add to your + rep now.

Anarchyx

Thank you Anarchyx.

anarchyx

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My Gridseed miners x10 arrived today. Thank you Seeds. Legit seller and fast shipping. I'll add to your + rep now.

Anarchyx

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Quote from: SummersideGuy on February 25, 2014, 06:02:39 AM

Anyone know of a good power supply for these that has multiple ends to power more then one device?

you could use a simple 12v 25a ... which probably should handle 10 miners for scrypt only ... I will verify this ... today ...

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-gridseed-5-chip-usb-blade-black-miner-supporttuning-482352

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Anyone know of a good power supply for these that has multiple ends to power more then one device?

BitcoinValet

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Does anyone know the tip size for the connectors on individual power supplies? 5.5mm x 2.5mm seems to be the standard, but I want to make sure before ordering anything.

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Quote from: seeds on February 24, 2014, 03:34:11 PM

Quote from: SummersideGuy on February 24, 2014, 02:54:46 PM

Seeds,

The extra controllers you will have due to individuals ordering less then 10 boards, are you willing to sell and ship those. Id be interested in one if the price is right. There is another group buyer on here doing this but they want $120 per controller board which i feel is a rip off

Yes, I do have 1 left. I can sell it to you for $80.

I will take it, if you want to pm me a quote in BTC

seeds

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Quote from: SummersideGuy on February 24, 2014, 02:54:46 PM

Seeds,

The extra controllers you will have due to individuals ordering less then 10 boards, are you willing to sell and ship those. Id be interested in one if the price is right. There is another group buyer on here doing this but they want $120 per controller board which i feel is a rip off

Yes, I do have 1 left. I can sell it to you for $80.

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Seeds,

The extra controllers you will have due to individuals ordering less then 10 boards, are you willing to sell and ship those. Id be interested in one if the price is right. There is another group buyer on here doing this but they want $120 per controller board which i feel is a rip off

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Quote from: SummersideGuy on February 24, 2014, 01:24:09 PM

Quote from: thefrog on February 24, 2014, 01:22:17 PM

Quote from: MinorMiner on February 24, 2014, 01:19:56 PM

Also, what good is the miner without this 'control board' .. what does the 'controller' do? is it simply a raspberry pi or like?

As I understand it, you can use the miners with any linux, if you compile/use (customized) cpuminer od cgminer.
Even a Windows PC should do the work.

The board is a small ARM based linux computer so you dont need any aditional hardware.
This is my understanding.

You are correct, it is an efficient way of mining, also with what people have developed for windows so far will not allow you to dual mine only one or the other

An ARM based linux pc needs like 7W, an atom / celeron PC needs at least 40w (been there, done that).

+1 Linux

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Quote from: thefrog on February 24, 2014, 01:22:17 PM

Quote from: MinorMiner on February 24, 2014, 01:19:56 PM

Also, what good is the miner without this 'control board' .. what does the 'controller' do? is it simply a raspberry pi or like?

As I understand it, you can use the miners with any linux, if you compile/use (customized) cpuminer od cgminer.
Even a Windows PC should do the work.

The board is a small ARM based linux computer so you dont need any aditional hardware.
This is my understanding.

You are correct, it is an efficient way of mining, also with what people have developed for windows so far will not allow you to dual mine only one or the other

thefrog

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Quote from: MinorMiner on February 24, 2014, 01:19:56 PM

Also, what good is the miner without this 'control board' .. what does the 'controller' do? is it simply a raspberry pi or like?

As I understand it, you can use the miners with any linux, if you compile/use (customized) cpuminer od cgminer.
Even a Windows PC should do the work.

The board is a small ARM based linux computer so you dont need any aditional hardware.
This is my understanding.

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Also, what good is the miner without this 'control board' .. what does the 'controller' do? is it simply a raspberry pi or like?

SummersideGuy

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Question, for all those sold miners that are not in ten packs, they do not get a controller board, so in the end you should end up with a couple of extra controller boards. Would you be selling these individually??? If so I might be interested in one

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