LIGHTNINGASIC LA100M,100MHS SCRYPT Miner, USD1999; LA1THS, USD1750.shipped out! - page 137.

suzukii

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Quote from: S4VV4S on February 07, 2014, 05:52:01 AM

Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 07, 2014, 05:06:00 AM

Quote from: suzukii on February 06, 2014, 10:35:27 PM

I'll be greedy & ask for an:

(1) English based web site? (the Google translater has a comical way about translating things)

(2) Availability,

(3) Pricing information,

(4) Acceptable methods of payment,

(5) Product information, such as compatibility, for example: Raspberry Pi (B version), Windows, Mac etc...

Thanks in advance. Cheesy

so u're just another lazy person, everything is written in this topic ... price is 2600 USD + shipping for 3 MH , shipping after 15 Feb , BTC only , Windows so far ... and a big slap on your head for beeing lazy

Actually they have managed to run them with RPI. Made a firmware, said they were going to release it.

S4VV4S & Biomech:
Thanks for the none negative, non-tarded, response.

We, the newbie, Me, appreciate the active & positive forum users, like yourselves, who are always willing to help out in answering questions or have constructive criticism. This ultimately leads to quality forums to frequent.

Thanks again.

Biomech

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Quote from: freddyfarnsworth on February 03, 2014, 09:22:02 PM

Having a issue understanding.

Some have said these work for scrypt, any alt coin that uses scrypt.

The description says LTC only ?

Some have had good results mining other alt coins, some not.

When will the firmware support any script coin fully ?
Or is the LTC issue built into the chip...or the custom mining software ?

Most use stratum to hide behind

Is that working ok for these ?

thank you.

unless they've done something really weird (either with the machine or a given coin) scrypt is scrypt to the best of my knowledge. LTC was the first scrypt coin, just like BTC was the first SHA-256 coin. Should work for both.

S4VV4S

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Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 07, 2014, 05:06:00 AM

Quote from: suzukii on February 06, 2014, 10:35:27 PM

I'll be greedy & ask for an:

(1) English based web site? (the Google translater has a comical way about translating things)

(2) Availability,

(3) Pricing information,

(4) Acceptable methods of payment,

(5) Product information, such as compatibility, for example: Raspberry Pi (B version), Windows, Mac etc...

Thanks in advance. Cheesy

so u're just another lazy person, everything is written in this topic ... price is 2600 USD + shipping for 3 MH , shipping after 15 Feb , BTC only , Windows so far ... and a big slap on your head for beeing lazy

Actually they have managed to run them with RPI. Made a firmware, said they were going to release it.

rammy2k2

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Quote from: suzukii on February 06, 2014, 10:35:27 PM

I'll be greedy & ask for an:

(1) English based web site? (the Google translater has a comical way about translating things)

(2) Availability,

(3) Pricing information,

(4) Acceptable methods of payment,

(5) Product information, such as compatibility, for example: Raspberry Pi (B version), Windows, Mac etc...

Thanks in advance. Cheesy

so u're just another lazy person, everything is written in this topic ... price is 2600 USD + shipping for 3 MH , shipping after 15 Feb , BTC only , Windows so far ... and a big slap on your head for beeing lazy

suzukii

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I'll be greedy & ask for an:

(1) English based web site? (the Google translater has a comical way about translating things)

(2) Availability,

(3) Pricing information,

(4) Acceptable methods of payment,

(5) Product information, such as compatibility, for example: Raspberry Pi (B version), Windows, Mac etc...

Thanks in advance. Cheesy

BotwinBG

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Where are the prices?

worldlybedouin

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Quote from: note235 on February 06, 2014, 06:41:11 PM

Quote from: asiabtc on February 06, 2014, 06:35:15 PM

Quote from: worldlybedouin on February 06, 2014, 05:36:23 PM

Quote from: asiabtc on February 06, 2014, 05:01:44 PM

Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 06, 2014, 11:13:29 AM

Asiabtc is legit, many people received orders from him. Stop talking shit and read all topics before posting.

thats ok.
everybody has his own ideas, different information source.
if not attack, i can understand it, accept it.
Miner is rapidly changing stuff.
thanks.
Jack.

I owe the readers and especially Jack an apology. I didn't mean to be negative or disparaging. My comment was poorly written and clearly didn't articulate my own worries about what this opportunity could mean for me. This is my first time ever buying something from some one or some company I've never met before nor heard of. Also, the more threads I've read on bitcointalk.org and litecointalk.org about these devices also seems to have skewed the reality of the situation...I guess I started paying too much attention to some folks' negativity when clearly I shouldn't.

To clear the record...Jack has been clear and upfront with me in all of our emails and PMs when I placed my order with him. Granted the language barrier is just a bit more challenging he's been responsive and provided the info I asked for. These exchanges between him and myself gave me the confidence to place my order with him.

So I again I offer my sincerest apology to Jack and members of this forum for intimating that this maybe a scam...it was not my intention.

its ok.
welcome honest suggestion, criticism, supervision.
lets make everything more and more better.

I think we're all grateful you are active on here

Thank you Jack for accepting my apology and forgiving me for my error.

Thank you note235 for your kind words.

I'll post a full review on both on bitcointalk.org and litecointalk.org when I get the LA3M package from Jack/asiabtc. I hope that it helps everyone here to make an informed decision on how to invest their funds.

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Quote from: asiabtc on February 06, 2014, 06:35:15 PM

Quote from: worldlybedouin on February 06, 2014, 05:36:23 PM

Quote from: asiabtc on February 06, 2014, 05:01:44 PM

Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 06, 2014, 11:13:29 AM

Asiabtc is legit, many people received orders from him. Stop talking shit and read all topics before posting.

thats ok.
everybody has his own ideas, different information source.
if not attack, i can understand it, accept it.
Miner is rapidly changing stuff.
thanks.
Jack.

I owe the readers and especially Jack an apology. I didn't mean to be negative or disparaging. My comment was poorly written and clearly didn't articulate my own worries about what this opportunity could mean for me. This is my first time ever buying something from some one or some company I've never met before nor heard of. Also, the more threads I've read on bitcointalk.org and litecointalk.org about these devices also seems to have skewed the reality of the situation...I guess I started paying too much attention to some folks' negativity when clearly I shouldn't.

To clear the record...Jack has been clear and upfront with me in all of our emails and PMs when I placed my order with him. Granted the language barrier is just a bit more challenging he's been responsive and provided the info I asked for. These exchanges between him and myself gave me the confidence to place my order with him.

So I again I offer my sincerest apology to Jack and members of this forum for intimating that this maybe a scam...it was not my intention.

its ok.
welcome honest suggestion, criticism, supervision.
lets make everything more and more better.

I think we're all grateful you are active on here

asiabtc

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Quote from: worldlybedouin on February 06, 2014, 05:36:23 PM

Quote from: asiabtc on February 06, 2014, 05:01:44 PM

Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 06, 2014, 11:13:29 AM

Asiabtc is legit, many people received orders from him. Stop talking shit and read all topics before posting.

thats ok.
everybody has his own ideas, different information source.
if not attack, i can understand it, accept it.
Miner is rapidly changing stuff.
thanks.
Jack.

I owe the readers and especially Jack an apology. I didn't mean to be negative or disparaging. My comment was poorly written and clearly didn't articulate my own worries about what this opportunity could mean for me. This is my first time ever buying something from some one or some company I've never met before nor heard of. Also, the more threads I've read on bitcointalk.org and litecointalk.org about these devices also seems to have skewed the reality of the situation...I guess I started paying too much attention to some folks' negativity when clearly I shouldn't.

To clear the record...Jack has been clear and upfront with me in all of our emails and PMs when I placed my order with him. Granted the language barrier is just a bit more challenging he's been responsive and provided the info I asked for. These exchanges between him and myself gave me the confidence to place my order with him.

So I again I offer my sincerest apology to Jack and members of this forum for intimating that this maybe a scam...it was not my intention.

its ok.
welcome honest suggestion, criticism, supervision.
lets make everything more and more better.

abyichan

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asiabtc so where I have to order stuff from you? , Or still in the preorder stage in the new model?

worldlybedouin

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Quote from: asiabtc on February 06, 2014, 05:01:44 PM

Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 06, 2014, 11:13:29 AM

Asiabtc is legit, many people received orders from him. Stop talking shit and read all topics before posting.

thats ok.
everybody has his own ideas, different information source.
if not attack, i can understand it, accept it.
Miner is rapidly changing stuff.
thanks.
Jack.

I owe the readers and especially Jack an apology. I didn't mean to be negative or disparaging. My comment was poorly written and clearly didn't articulate my own worries about what this opportunity could mean for me. This is my first time ever buying something from some one or some company I've never met before nor heard of. Also, the more threads I've read on bitcointalk.org and litecointalk.org about these devices also seems to have skewed the reality of the situation...I guess I started paying too much attention to some folks' negativity when clearly I shouldn't.

To clear the record...Jack has been clear and upfront with me in all of our emails and PMs when I placed my order with him. Granted the language barrier is just a bit more challenging he's been responsive and provided the info I asked for. These exchanges between him and myself gave me the confidence to place my order with him.

So I again I offer my sincerest apology to Jack and members of this forum for intimating that this maybe a scam...it was not my intention.

asiabtc

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Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 06, 2014, 11:13:29 AM

Asiabtc is legit, many people received orders from him. Stop talking shit and read all topics before posting.

thats ok.
everybody has his own ideas, different information source.
if not attack, i can understand it, accept it.
Miner is rapidly changing stuff.
thanks.
Jack.

S4VV4S

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Quote from: rammy2k2 on February 06, 2014, 11:13:29 AM

Asiabtc is legit, many people received orders from him. Stop talking shit and read all topics before posting.

+1

I have been following asiabtc's threads and reviews both here and on litecointalk, so I can definitely say that asiabtc is legit.

A bit pricey for my taste (waiting for better prices on the 10MH), but legit.

rammy2k2

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Asiabtc is legit, many people received orders from him. Stop talking shit and read all topics before posting.

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Quote from: markyminer on February 06, 2014, 09:20:28 AM

Quote from: GodfatherBond on February 06, 2014, 05:32:48 AM

There's no ETA date / price of new models. Maybe something after chinese new year.

I'm quite interested in this if it turns out legit but I'm too cautious to hand over thousands of £ GBP on a "maybe" first wave with no real worls power use / hasrate and anti scam evidence provide on forums and youtube.

If anyone here has ordered and from the UK please put some details up when you can. Am also sceptical about what the hashing software is if not CGminer / BAMT. Will it run under Windows 7 64, or Unix only etc? Will it mine Doge as well as LTC etc.

3+4 GPUs rigs paid off now on Doge since December so all current daily profits looking for an investment home better than more GPU rigs as power in the UK in $0.20+ a kwh.

M

I'm not in the UK, but I will post my review and thoughts about this when (if) i get the devices. I'm expecting them late Feb time-frame...

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Quote from: GodfatherBond on February 06, 2014, 05:32:48 AM

There's no ETA date / price of new models. Maybe something after chinese new year.

I'm quite interested in this if it turns out legit but I'm too cautious to hand over thousands of £ GBP on a "maybe" first wave with no real worls power use / hasrate and anti scam evidence provide on forums and youtube.

If anyone here has ordered and from the UK please put some details up when you can. Am also sceptical about what the hashing software is if not CGminer / BAMT. Will it run under Windows 7 64, or Unix only etc? Will it mine Doge as well as LTC etc.

3+4 GPUs rigs paid off now on Doge since December so all current daily profits looking for an investment home better than more GPU rigs as power in the UK in $0.20+ a kwh.

M

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