I'm unclear...in 1 spot it says no rpi or psu. In another you say that they are both included.
Please let me know which it is
Thanks
Topic: 【LIGHTNINGASIC GROUPBUY】1.5TH - 2500 USD - FREE SHIPPING IN 48 HOURS - page 4. (Read 7062 times)
May 25, 2014, 01:09:21 PM
May 25, 2014, 06:15:32 AM
He said 48h.
I hope you get it soon.
I hope you get it soon.
May 25, 2014, 06:04:49 AM
Let us know what it pulls at the wall and what size PSU's you ended up buying. Oh and dont forget the R-Pi, I dont think it comes with one.
Yep, will do ...
For now 48h are up ... and last time I checked it had still status: payed, waiting for delivery. No tracking number so far.
... 96h ... and no tracking ... waiting ...
May 23, 2014, 04:38:21 PM
There is so little info about this product.
1) let us know what kind of PSU needed
2) let us know what controller can be used
3) let us know what software will run
4) let us know with current CGminer or BFGminer how it runs
have you tested it
Unless someone replies on these questions then how can I will be convinced to deposit my BTC
1) let us know what kind of PSU needed
2) let us know what controller can be used
3) let us know what software will run
4) let us know with current CGminer or BFGminer how it runs
have you tested it
Unless someone replies on these questions then how can I will be convinced to deposit my BTC
This, we need consumption for sure.
May 23, 2014, 03:48:16 PM
Let us know what it pulls at the wall and what size PSU's you ended up buying. Oh and dont forget the R-Pi, I dont think it comes with one.
Yep, will do ...
For now 48h are up ... and last time I checked it had still status: payed, waiting for delivery. No tracking number so far.
May 23, 2014, 03:34:12 AM
There is so little info about this product.
1) let us know what kind of PSU needed
2) let us know what controller can be used
3) let us know what software will run
4) let us know with current CGminer or BFGminer how it runs
have you tested it
Unless someone replies on these questions then how can I will be convinced to deposit my BTC
1) let us know what kind of PSU needed
2) let us know what controller can be used
3) let us know what software will run
4) let us know with current CGminer or BFGminer how it runs
have you tested it
Unless someone replies on these questions then how can I will be convinced to deposit my BTC
May 23, 2014, 01:31:47 AM
Hi,
so just to make hosting fee clear - one LA800G (800W) at 0,2USD/kWh = approx. 0,8*24*30*0,2 = 116USD/LA800G/month ?
Are you/will you be able to set up remote access to miner web interface ? (or remote acc to miner through ssh ?) - can we use pool of our choice on hosted miners, or do we need to use your pool ?
Thanks.
so just to make hosting fee clear - one LA800G (800W) at 0,2USD/kWh = approx. 0,8*24*30*0,2 = 116USD/LA800G/month ?
Are you/will you be able to set up remote access to miner web interface ? (or remote acc to miner through ssh ?) - can we use pool of our choice on hosted miners, or do we need to use your pool ?
Thanks.
May 22, 2014, 12:30:06 PM
Seems to be only 1170$/piece on the website.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though
Why bother when you can mine.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though
Why bother when you can mine.No, u dont have to pay for PI or PSU, we take care of that.
Only Jack can answer that, he is at the hosting facility
May 22, 2014, 11:23:12 AM
Seems to be only 1170$/piece on the website.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though Why bother when you can mine.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though
Why bother when you can mine.No, u dont have to pay for PI or PSU, we take care of that.
May 22, 2014, 10:53:30 AM
Seems to be only 1170$/piece on the website.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though Why bother when you can mine.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though
Why bother when you can mine.No, u dont have to pay for PI or PSU, we take care of that.
May 22, 2014, 05:22:20 AM
Seems to be only 1170$/piece on the website.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though Why bother when you can mine.
How does hosting work? The electricity price in convenient but do I have to pay for a PSU and ras PI?
The price at 1,5$/ GH is on par with Bitmain, maybe more expensive if you factor in the PSU and PI. The hosting is nice, although this company does not invest enough in public relations.
Maybe selling miners is their secondary business. I understand that though
Why bother when you can mine. May 21, 2014, 06:54:13 PM
May 21, 2014, 09:04:17 AM
Let us know what it pulls at the wall and what size PSU's you ended up buying. Oh and dont forget the R-Pi, I dont think it comes with one.
Yep, will do ...
May 21, 2014, 09:02:49 AM
Let us know what it pulls at the wall and what size PSU's you ended up buying. Oh and dont forget the R-Pi, I dont think it comes with one.
May 21, 2014, 08:58:06 AM
I ordered one unit trough the shop .... so far everything worked well ...
order is payed, waiting for delivery ... and jack confirmed it will be shipped in 48h ...
... :-)
order is payed, waiting for delivery ... and jack confirmed it will be shipped in 48h ...
... :-)
May 21, 2014, 08:48:20 AM
Paypal?
May 21, 2014, 03:20:38 AM
in china we call it Friedcat. company name is asicminer.
Quote
[10:16:39] Swiss Crypto Mining: Is it the AM BE200 Chip?
[10:17:32] Jack,LA90M,90MHS,700W Scrypt miner,$12000 only. sample ready now!: yes
[10:17:32] Jack,LA90M,90MHS,700W Scrypt miner,$12000 only. sample ready now!: yes
Thx. For confirming that it is the AM BE200 Chip.
May 21, 2014, 03:04:36 AM
in china we call it Friedcat. company name is asicminer.
May 21, 2014, 02:55:36 AM
I'm still trying to find out if we are talking about the ASICMiner Gen3 (AM BE200) from friedcat
Please confirm that we are talking about this chip!
asiabtc or lightningasic ... using the name FriedCat Gen3 is missleading, you could name any chip like this.
Please confirm that we are talking about this chip!
asiabtc or lightningasic ... using the name FriedCat Gen3 is missleading, you could name any chip like this.
Update
The documents as well as the (verified & produced) sample design are out:
Schematics - https://mega.co.nz/#!uNMkFZoI!lnlRehlynQQzNRfQ87_UYek1RtrOUvLZ6a074XeRqlo
Reference PCB File - https://mega.co.nz/#!DZVHgS6D!6pmTsmrito8rfVJJ-etvznOtUcalbAT6vU-C8EqY0_I
datasheet - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_dmXzyMqtr7tVZukk2DAJih2sRq5jDy5DQPkwCce570/edit?usp=sharing
bonding list - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Al1fvFT7Sd5bdFFZSUllNW5seVRfM01kcDVqZkJfdFE&usp=sharing
9x9 package pictures -
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B11fvFT7Sd5bUV90cFN4cEhTNEk/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B11fvFT7Sd5banZkMDZqSTBGTEE/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B11fvFT7Sd5bWjh6MmJsMFpCYkU/edit?usp=sharing
8x8 package picture -
https://mega.co.nz/#!DA1mBJzB!7hFnoT8ZYQd1d30m2oHbuscD36cCQ4ou7stsr5Lo03Y
The package we are using is 9mmx9mm, but it might be partly switched to 8mmx8mm.
Also, we plan to increase the center pad size to at least 7mmx7mm, so please leave enough margin on the PCB to avoid unnecessary re-designs.
The documents as well as the (verified & produced) sample design are out:
Schematics - https://mega.co.nz/#!uNMkFZoI!lnlRehlynQQzNRfQ87_UYek1RtrOUvLZ6a074XeRqlo
Reference PCB File - https://mega.co.nz/#!DZVHgS6D!6pmTsmrito8rfVJJ-etvznOtUcalbAT6vU-C8EqY0_I
datasheet - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_dmXzyMqtr7tVZukk2DAJih2sRq5jDy5DQPkwCce570/edit?usp=sharing
bonding list - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Al1fvFT7Sd5bdFFZSUllNW5seVRfM01kcDVqZkJfdFE&usp=sharing
9x9 package pictures -
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B11fvFT7Sd5bUV90cFN4cEhTNEk/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B11fvFT7Sd5banZkMDZqSTBGTEE/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B11fvFT7Sd5bWjh6MmJsMFpCYkU/edit?usp=sharing
8x8 package picture -
https://mega.co.nz/#!DA1mBJzB!7hFnoT8ZYQd1d30m2oHbuscD36cCQ4ou7stsr5Lo03Y
The package we are using is 9mmx9mm, but it might be partly switched to 8mmx8mm.
Also, we plan to increase the center pad size to at least 7mmx7mm, so please leave enough margin on the PCB to avoid unnecessary re-designs.
May 21, 2014, 02:39:32 AM
Hello, i will ask Jack to post some pics and videos, everybody needs to relax 
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