Topic: LIGHTNINGASIC LA100M,100MHS SCRYPT Miner, USD1999; LA1THS, USD1750.shipped out! - page 92. (Read 309067 times)

The price point on Hashra is what makes them appealing to me.

Hashra seems to be at a much better price point. Also interested in the legitimacy of that site. Keep us up to date.

Yeah thinking of going with hashra, but also user Atari shipping out of aus for 2550 with total kit.

Did hashra give you a turnaround?

With regards to shipping times for units this does depend on some part on how you pay for your units. We only ever ship out units once payment has been verified and confirmed by us and the verification time is different for different payment methods. Please see our payments page for more details: hashra.com/payments. Obviously the quickest way to receive your Gridseeds is to pay with Bitcoin.
We expect all shipments to go out within 7 days of payment being verified though due to the very high demand right now for this unit please allow up to 14 days though this really is worst case scenario.

Hashra seems to be at a much better price point. Also interested in the legitimacy of that site. Keep us up to date.

Same here... got the heads up email since I registered for updates a couple weeks ago..

I dont get (enough) warm fuzzy with this reseller thus why I went thru hashra

we shall see

Well after all the crap people are putting up with asiabtc, I started looking elsewhere. I just bought the 6mh bundle from Hashra (link). Their website seems much more professional than lightningasic and is also in English. The photos of their kit looks well organized.

Paid by credit card. $4980 after shipping. It was much cheaper than anyone selling them, so hopefully they are legit. Guess I'll know in a couple weeks. I immediately received a confirmation email with an order number.

Dhl tracking still says "shipment information received", which means that they don't actually have the package.

Jack said 2 things:
1) the units would be shipped before feb 20, otherwise he would give a refund.
2) the units thanks to a phantomatic would be able to hash at 500khash

None of them turned out to be true, and those were the reasons that made me order this things

would anyone happent o know where I can get a spare power cable for the Regulated Switching Power Supply. THey sent me regular computer cables, but not the kind that has the casing striped and works for this power supply. I asked Jack, but I'm hoping there is a quick fix here in the states if its only a few bucks or so.

It kind of looks like this:
http://www.amazon.com/Regulated-Switching-Power-Supply-Silver/dp/B007KG0ZYI/ref=pd_ybh_11

and says model pyr-spb0360s12

i was taken with iPhone how to validation
i tried with a USB cable all the same
http://youtu.be/NR86G5h40NM

I asked before on this thread but after searching all over I still can't find any solutions to my high power issue when only mining scrypt coins, connected to windows 7 and not the TP-Link controller ( as I only have one unit and no controller ).  Using the custom CPUminer the BTC cores are idle so I am using 56 watts only mining scrypt.  Anyone else connected with windows figure out hot to fix this?

Is it possible the USB hub has a few bad ports or is in some other way defective?  Try switching the "good wires" (USB & power) from a working miner with those on a non-working one.

Also, try this:

1. Unplug power cable from TP-Link controller
2. Turn off the USB hub switch (or unplug the hub from the controller)
3. Remove all the USB cables from the hub except 1 of them
4. Plug in the TP-Links power cable
5. Allow the controller to start up and "settle" a bit (~2mins or so)
6. Make sure the controller dashboard shows no devices connected and says something about connecting a USB hub
7. Flip the power switch on the USB hub so now the 1 miner is connected to the controller
8. REfresh the Dashboard to see the 1 miner show up
9. Wait to let that 1 miner start hashing away
10. Next, plug in the remaining miners 1 by 1...about 1 min apart from each other

I did the above and it seemed to be the "right" way for my particular controller/miners to get up and running.  I found that if you power up the controller with all the miners connected it just sits there and does nothing.

Hope this helps, if not, well, I'm really sorry but that's the only suggestions I've got for you.    The only other recourse I see is trying to get a hold of Jack on skype and asking him to get you one of his tech support guys to help.



Edit:  Incidentally a few of us have setup a dedicated discussion thread on tech support for these over here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=477709.0;topicseen).  This allows us to keep this thread on track for purchases/sales/shipping/etc.

i had same problem with one miner, i just simply powered it off and on, and worked