Topic: Liquid Synergy Designs Inc. -ASIC mining hardware - page 188. (Read 423279 times)
Do you have a different shipping address to use for batch 6?
All orders received, recorded, replied.
Avalon has sent an email stating the samples have shipped. They have also stated each address is only eligible for one batch's worth of sample chips. As soon as the chips arrive, they will be sent to BkkCoins to further development of the Klondike project.
Batch 5 will be finalizing shortly. Any orders placed after Batch 5 has been completed will be attributed to Batch 6.
Avalon has sent an email stating the samples have shipped. They have also stated each address is only eligible for one batch's worth of sample chips. As soon as the chips arrive, they will be sent to BkkCoins to further development of the Klondike project.
Batch 5 will be finalizing shortly. Any orders placed after Batch 5 has been completed will be attributed to Batch 6.
Nice to see Avalon sample chips getting shipped, ordered another 64 chips for 5.504btc.
e-mail sent.
Thanks again.
e-mail sent.
Thanks again.
How many left?
Purchased: 256 Chips
Status: 1/unconfirmed, broadcast through 7 nodes
Date: 2013-06-09T08:27Z
To: 1NV4xyqm5iUGXygJzoMohP6QaWA6J4hbw5
Debit: -22.016 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.0005 BTC
Net amount: -22.0165 BTC
Transaction ID: 38c8e21790f93f701368b23a738e3f50e65b06200772d6c9375520fab24054b2
Assembly and DIY kit.
I finally got the BTC together to do this. And just as I get ready to pay, sample chips come out. I will take this as a *good* sign (far from risk free, but good).
Status: 1/unconfirmed, broadcast through 7 nodes
Date: 2013-06-09T08:27Z
To: 1NV4xyqm5iUGXygJzoMohP6QaWA6J4hbw5
Debit: -22.016 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.0005 BTC
Net amount: -22.0165 BTC
Transaction ID: 38c8e21790f93f701368b23a738e3f50e65b06200772d6c9375520fab24054b2
Assembly and DIY kit.
I finally got the BTC together to do this. And just as I get ready to pay, sample chips come out. I will take this as a *good* sign (far from risk free, but good).
Man, I so want that to be true!
Let's hope other batch owners get samples and it's not just some marketing ruse (come on Steamboat
)
Now is the time, buy your chips before the market rebounds 
Just purchased 40 more chips [batch 5]
TX ID: 8317f69f3fe82cd1edc55442628209887958cb54e0ada4248d8bdeffe226e930
Sending address: 1CCSaG4o5PYMeqvH6D74Fksf9UfLmFVo59
Email sent.
Thank you,
_theJestre
TX ID: 8317f69f3fe82cd1edc55442628209887958cb54e0ada4248d8bdeffe226e930
Sending address: 1CCSaG4o5PYMeqvH6D74Fksf9UfLmFVo59
Email sent.
Thank you,
_theJestre
Its possible, but out of all the options for ascis right now, this is the cheapest. Other than the WAAAAY over priced USB block erupter.
Except that AM Erupters are available for purchase, and shipping within 5 days right now. We're still going to need to wait for a while to get these little guys into our hands.
Its possible, but out of all the options for ascis right now, this is the cheapest. Other than the WAAAAY over priced USB block erupter.
I stressed over this purchase, but I think it will pay off.
Status: 1/unconfirmed, broadcast through 8 nodes
Date: 6/8/2013 22:35
To: asic chips 1NV4xyqm5iUGXygJzoMohP6QaWA6J4hbw5
Debit: -1.376 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.005 BTC
Net amount: -1.381 BTC
Transaction ID: 6e5318c339657770f7a5b32ffb84db57e9b7f12617c4c37a1107c88010a74e3e
Full assembly and testing. I'm excited.
Thanks for doing all this work Steamboat.
Status: 1/unconfirmed, broadcast through 8 nodes
Date: 6/8/2013 22:35
To: asic chips 1NV4xyqm5iUGXygJzoMohP6QaWA6J4hbw5
Debit: -1.376 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.005 BTC
Net amount: -1.381 BTC
Transaction ID: 6e5318c339657770f7a5b32ffb84db57e9b7f12617c4c37a1107c88010a74e3e
Full assembly and testing. I'm excited.
Thanks for doing all this work Steamboat.
i'm alittle dubious... i'm worried the difficulty will be way too high by the time these come in
I stressed over this purchase, but I think it will pay off.
Status: 1/unconfirmed, broadcast through 8 nodes
Date: 6/8/2013 22:35
To: asic chips 1NV4xyqm5iUGXygJzoMohP6QaWA6J4hbw5
Debit: -1.376 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.005 BTC
Net amount: -1.381 BTC
Transaction ID: 6e5318c339657770f7a5b32ffb84db57e9b7f12617c4c37a1107c88010a74e3e
Full assembly and testing. I'm excited.
Thanks for doing all this work Steamboat.
Status: 1/unconfirmed, broadcast through 8 nodes
Date: 6/8/2013 22:35
To: asic chips 1NV4xyqm5iUGXygJzoMohP6QaWA6J4hbw5
Debit: -1.376 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.005 BTC
Net amount: -1.381 BTC
Transaction ID: 6e5318c339657770f7a5b32ffb84db57e9b7f12617c4c37a1107c88010a74e3e
Full assembly and testing. I'm excited.
Thanks for doing all this work Steamboat.
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Full kit: Includes the assembly service and a DIY kit which includes: heat sink, standoffs, fan, screws, thermal paste, and USB cable.
sorry one more clarification then, the "full kit" diy is 1.376 BTC correct?
or
Assembly and DIY Kit:
The DIY kit and fully assembled PCB are $123.5, to be paid in BTC.
Fully Assembled Unit:
The fully assembled unit, including all necessary hardware, is $133.5, to be paid in BTC.
do i send you 133.5 at the current going bitcoin rate then?
steamboat, if we ordered before assembly was available, can we add that onto our order now? (I have some chips in batch 3 and am interested in adding kit+assembly)
Yes, you may request assembly at any time. Batch 1 customers have been sent an email regarding assembly, and a second email will be sent this week.
Is it better to pay the 1.376 BTC and the 133.5 assembly now?
To my knowledge, steamboat is only accepting payment for chips now. You won't be able to pay for assembly until he has the chips.Assembly will not be required until the price and process has been finalized.
Are these shipping now?
Not yet, no. Would estimate late Sept, Oct.-ish... we hope...BTW, I don't think I specified when I ordered if I want assembly or not (I do). Was I supposed to have already done that, or are you planning to ask everyone at some point?
Thanks again for all the work on this!
You may request assembly at any time.
hello, how much will it be just for the DIY kit without assembly?
The DIY kit contains the accessories needed for the unit to function, and costs $28.50. The board components cost $35, and may or may not be offered as a kit. hello, how much will it be just for the DIY kit without assembly?
About $35 for K16-board & parts only-no assembly or ASIC chips.Not sure if a heatsink is included either.The design is not finalized yet,so it may be more,but not much,maybe a few bucks.
A really good deal,if you ask me
The board component cost for the K16 is $35, and does not include the heat sink, which is part of the DIY kit offered for assembled units. A component kit may or may not be offered.
What is the difference between fully assembled unit and just PCB with Assembly? There's a 35 dollar price difference between the two and I don't quite understand what they mean.
with fully assembled unit you don't have to send anything, with just PCB assembly, you need to send the extra components beside the chips.
I believe this may be a language barrier issue. The fully assembled unit does not require anything additional other than power and a host to function. The assembly only option requires the additional parts found in the DIY kit to function properly.
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So what are the added parts needed to use the board exactly? I don't understand the difference between that and the PCB components.
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Klondike K16 mining unit: Utilizes 16 ASIC chips to produce 4.5gh/s per unit.
Assembly: Includes assembly of ASICs, PCB based on the Klondike K16 design, and necessary PCB components.
Full kit: Includes the assembly service and a DIY kit which includes: heat sink, standoffs, fan, screws, thermal paste, and USB cable.
Fully assembled unit: Includes assembly of one Klondike K16 ASIC board and all DIY kit parts fully assembled.
Assembly: Includes assembly of ASICs, PCB based on the Klondike K16 design, and necessary PCB components.
Full kit: Includes the assembly service and a DIY kit which includes: heat sink, standoffs, fan, screws, thermal paste, and USB cable.
Fully assembled unit: Includes assembly of one Klondike K16 ASIC board and all DIY kit parts fully assembled.
Obviously there are a lot of details & variables involved with a purchase like this - do be sure to read carefully.
So what are the added parts needed to use the board exactly? I don't understand the difference between that and the PCB components.
What is the difference between fully assembled unit and just PCB with Assembly? There's a 35 dollar price difference between the two and I don't quite understand what they mean.
Assembly = putting all electronic components on the board
DIY kit = add'l parts needed to use the board
Fully Assembled = Assembly + DIY kit installed on the board
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Klondike K16 mining unit: Utilizes 16 ASIC chips to produce 4.5gh/s per unit.
Assembly: Includes assembly of ASICs, PCB based on the Klondike K16 design, and necessary PCB components.
Full kit: Includes the assembly service and a DIY kit which includes: heat sink, standoffs, fan, screws, thermal paste, and USB cable.
Fully assembled unit: Includes assembly of one Klondike K16 ASIC board and all DIY kit parts fully assembled.
Assembly: Includes assembly of ASICs, PCB based on the Klondike K16 design, and necessary PCB components.
Full kit: Includes the assembly service and a DIY kit which includes: heat sink, standoffs, fan, screws, thermal paste, and USB cable.
Fully assembled unit: Includes assembly of one Klondike K16 ASIC board and all DIY kit parts fully assembled.
What is the difference between fully assembled unit and just PCB with Assembly? There's a 35 dollar price difference between the two and I don't quite understand what they mean.
with fully assembled unit you don't have to send anything, with just PCB assembly, you need to send the extra components beside the chips.
What is the difference between fully assembled unit and just PCB with Assembly? There's a 35 dollar price difference between the two and I don't quite understand what they mean.
Maybe without the ASIC chips installed
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