Topic: IN STOCK - OneStringMiner boards, up to 39GH/s last ITEMS: from US$15...FUN!!! (Read 38808 times)

i hope i can try out your set soon 

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OK

dang, that's what i thought.
I'll see what i can pull together next year (oh saying that sounds so odd)

I do have them available.
Ouch, shipping is costly to Australia, FedEx €58.12, AU$87.79 for 2 DIY2.
You might want to order more than 2 DIY2, to lower the relative transport cost per DIY2.
Each additional DIY2 will be another ~ €5 in transport cost.

hmm, whats the postage to Australia 2703?

im thinking if you have any, 2x diy2 would be what im after...

Single boards could be send in an envelop but the risk of damage is too high imho.

An alternative is economy package shipping without track & trace. Have a look at this brochure(in Dutch, but tables are easy to understand) http://www.postnl.nl/Images/Tarievenmap-augustus-2014-PostNL_tcm10-17455.pdf.
Start by going to page 28 to figure out which area your country is (EUR1, EUR2, EUR3).
Then go to page 6, first table and find the rate for your zone.
For now an estimate: A DIY is around 50gr, a DIY0 is 100gr, a DIY1 is 500gr and a DIY2 is 750gr.
I will check these weights later today.

An example: 1 DIY1 + 2 DIY2(in total 2000gr, 2kg) to Norway(zone EUR3), no track & trace: €12.00

Economy shipment is also without insurance, so the risk is yours.

can you send it by post in envelope?
it would be much cheaper.

please qoute economy shipping cost to eu, thanks

Latest prices excluding shipment:

Product		#boards		GH/s		outside EU price in $		price including VAT inside EU		price excluding VAT for business owners
DIY		1		25+		$14.99		€14.51		€11.99
DIY0		1		25+		$19.99		€19.35		€15.99
DIY1		1		30+		$24.99		€24.19		€19.99
DIY2		2		60+		$44.99		€43.55		€35.99

Shipment is around us$40 to USA, around €22.50 to EU, €6.95 within the Netherlands.

Send a PM with at least your zipcode and country and I will reply with the shipment cost.
If you also specify what you would like to purchase, I will reply with the total cost in BTC too.

I still have some available.
No PM received, can you please send again?!

Hi
Did you still have DIY2 board for me ?
I send you a PM...

Prices reduced:

Prices excluding shipment:

Product		#boards		GH/s		outside EU price in $		price including VAT inside EU		price excluding VAT for business owners
DIY		1		25+		$34.99		€31.69		€26.19
DIY0		1		25+		$39.99		€36.22		€29.93
DIY1		1		30+		$44.99		€40.75		€33.68
DIY2		2		60+		$84.99		€76.97		€63.62

Shipment is around us$30 to USA, around €22.50 to EU.

Send a PM with at least your zipcode and country and I will reply with the shipment cost.
If you also specify what you would like to purchase, I will reply with the total cost in BTC too.

The DIY2 is still available, if you can send me an PM with your address I will get back to you with an offer including shipment cost.

Hi Benturas i want to buy a DIY2 set, power consumpion is about 50W? Did you have one of it?

I need one board. Does anybody in US have it for sale?

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thanks for the heads up achtung. for example: the ones that will start in bfgminer hash at 30-32G @12V

Taugeran
I know you said you don't want to use cgminer but just an fyi on something I found with my stack of OSM and it would be interesting to see if you have seen the same, these perform differently depending on the cgminer version (same PI, USB hub, cables, PSU).
Example: Debian with cgminer 4.3.4 sees the boards as MXF 10x DIY1 run at +-275, but Peon with cgminer 4.0.4 sees these as BXF 10x DIY1 run at +-310, power usage is 267 at the wall.

I have been very happy with my setup and Ben has some first class service.

 

i thank ye good sir.

alas they must run on cgminer for one more evening and hopefully this fixes them( nothing against cgminer, i just prefer the device management style of bfgminer)

It might be a better idea to copy the firmware of one of the two boards that work ok and write that to the 3 other boards.
Get a separate PC/laptop(or disconnect everything) and connect the USB cable to one of the two 'good' boards.

1. short the ISP pins/holes on the board
2. apply power to the board or short the reset pins/holes on the board for a moment if you already connected the power
3. the board should present itself to your OS as a storage device, containing 1 file: firmware.bin.
4. copy this file to your local disk as a binary file
5. disconnect the board and get one of the three boards
6. connect the USB cable
7. short the ISP pins/holes on the board
8. apply power to the board or short the reset pins/holes on the board for a moment if you already connected the power
9. the board should present itself to your OS as a storage device, containing 1 file: firmware.bin.
10. now comes the tricky part: you need to overwrite firmware.bin with the firmware.bin you saved
problem is, the file is 32kB and there is only 32kB available. So you need to overwrite the file in place. The delete/remove command is not supported by the disk device driver.
I use Linux and this is the command I use:

mcopy -o -i /dev/disk/by-id/usb-NXP_LPC1XXX_IFLASH_ISP-0:0 firmware.bin ::;umount /dev/disk/by-id/usb-NXP_LPC1XXX_IFLASH_ISP-0:0

All boards sold are from the same batch with the same design.