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Kyune

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Quote from: driksson on June 05, 2013, 02:16:36 PM

No need. First counter of 5000 chips, are down to when he places the order (to shorten the queue for us), then there will be a new counter that closes batch 5.

I have suggested to indicate 5000 chips available until order of batch 5. that later updates into 5000 chips remaining until closing of batch 5.

Let´s see if it changes..

Ah, I have found this part very confusing...

driksson

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Quote from: ik2013 on June 05, 2013, 10:16:11 AM

Batch 6 around the corner? Grin

No need. First counter of 5000 chips, are down to when he places the order (to shorten the queue for us), then there will be a new counter that closes batch 5.

I have suggested to indicate 5000 chips available until order of batch 5. that later updates into 5000 chips remaining until closing of batch 5.

Let´s see if it changes..

and that being said, im sure he will do even up to a batch 100 if orders keep coming in at this pace.

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Monero

Quote from: dvolosk on June 05, 2013, 10:08:08 AM

New order:

Chip amount: 16
Assembly: Fully assembled
Payment amount: 2.568562 BTC
TX ID: 10fb62b6b2bbf1042d251cf2e0b01c32702822bd75d03b51fae44599bf653f1d
Email sent.

Thanks for doing this!

* Assembly, Assembly and DIY Kit, and Fully Assembled Unit prices do not include the price of Avalon ASIC chips, and are not due at the time of chip purchase.

I think you might have overpaid for the 16 chips Huh

jasinlee

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Its as easy as 0, 1, 1, 2, 3

He just isnt online yet, when he gets on he will purchase the batch. So if you want in on this batch you can still purchase.

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Stop using branwallets

Quote from: bystander on June 05, 2013, 12:09:50 PM

Hope I got this in before Batch 5 closes:

I think the countdown is only until he's purchasing -- there's 5000 more chips in the batch (I think)

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Hope I got this in before Batch 5 closes:

Chip amount: 303
Assembly: Fully assembled
Payment amount: 26.060 BTC
TX ID: 735e9780d3b16c33154019d435ccd81578c861965dd5559bf8ad594d2c746d87
Email sent.

Thank you very much!

ik2013

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Batch 6 around the corner? Grin

dvolosk

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New order:

Chip amount: 16
Assembly: Fully assembled
Payment amount: 2.568562 BTC
TX ID: 10fb62b6b2bbf1042d251cf2e0b01c32702822bd75d03b51fae44599bf653f1d
Email sent.

Thanks for doing this!

driksson

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Quote from: steamboat on June 05, 2013, 03:36:06 AM

Quote from: driksson on June 05, 2013, 02:36:59 AM

May I suggest an update to the first page in terms of chips available?

Current:
Chips available: 576

Suggested 1:
Chips available to order: 576 (Chips available after order on Batch 5: 5000)

Suggested 2: (when order is placed)
Chips Available: 5000 (First batch of 5000 chips ordered and paid for)

Makes sense?

I see where you're going. For suggestion 2, each batch is 10,000 chips. The second half is being pre-ordered to help with the shipping date.

Suggested 1, would turn into suggested 2, upon order. thats how i wrote it..

BitHav

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Order update.

Chip amount: 296
Payment amount: 25.456
TX ID: 62aa52d60847496b1b05aa2ee4adb97552398017a6d6431fba87a15cd5386912
Email sent.

RiseOfTH

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Order update.

Chip amount: 64
Payment amount: 5.504
TX ID: e147d175d21fb35fee80ae81507936bdeaa8037e5d764c425697fb813dde95ef
Email sent.

Thanks for letting us in

steamboat

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Quote from: driksson on June 05, 2013, 02:36:59 AM

May I suggest an update to the first page in terms of chips available?

Current:
Chips available: 576

Suggested 1:
Chips available to order: 576 (Chips available after order on Batch 5: 5000)

Suggested 2: (when order is placed)
Chips Available: 5000 (First batch of 5000 chips ordered and paid for)

Makes sense?

I see where you're going. For suggestion 2, each batch is 10,000 chips. The second half is being pre-ordered to help with the shipping date.

Quote from: lexis200 on June 05, 2013, 02:53:09 AM

Once this all gets going, if you have the fully hosted option, at some time in the future, will you be able to ask for the units you own to be shipped from the data centre to another address, your home for example?

Yes. The customer retains full ownership of the unit and may have it sent anywhere they wish at any time.

All purchases received, recorded, replied.

It appears the batch will be funded tomorrow.

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Once this all gets going, if you have the fully hosted option, at some time in the future, will you be able to ask for the units you own to be shipped from the data centre to another address, your home for example?

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Res Et Non Verbum

Order update.

Chip amount: 64
Payment amount: 5.504
TX ID: 6bc05eab79b996c0e907863ebfddcb73133cfff253c76b18538d6e91563872a1

driksson

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May I suggest an update to the first page in terms of chips available?

Current:
Chips available: 576

Suggested 1:
Chips available to order: 576 (Chips available after order on Batch 5: 5000)

Suggested 2: (when order is placed)
Chips Available: 5000 (First batch of 5000 chips ordered and paid for)

Makes sense?

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Quote from: BitCsByBit on June 05, 2013, 01:10:46 AM

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Can I add to my order?
Assuming chips are still available, you may add up to 100% of your initial purchase without losing your place in the shipping cue.

Can someone please clarify if this applies only per batch, while chips are available for that batch, or more chips can be added to the current batch and get them delivered together with your chips from the previous batch?

If possible, I'd like to add a few chips to my batch 4 pre-order.

Cheers.

Why would you be able to go back and order chips on a batch that has already been closed (and paid for). You'd be bumping somebody else who paid for their chips/place in that order already. Once the batch closes, you would jump in on the next batch.

algobait

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Order in for group 5, thanks steamboat for organizing!

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Quote

Can I add to my order?
Assuming chips are still available, you may add up to 100% of your initial purchase without losing your place in the shipping cue.

Can someone please clarify if this applies only per batch, while chips are available for that batch, or more chips can be added to the current batch and get them delivered together with your chips from the previous batch?

If possible, I'd like to add a few chips to my batch 4 pre-order.

Cheers.

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Miner Setup And Reviews. WASP Rep.

Quote from: mr.n00blar on June 04, 2013, 10:18:14 PM

There's a lot of good stuff here but its not easily deciphered... If you buy a DIY kit assembled, if you assemble it correctly, would you be able to just begin mining? How much does one DIY kit cost (est)? Will it come with everything needed to run it?

Quote from: steamboat on May 01, 2013, 05:58:42 PM

Chips available: 576

Summary of services offered:

Chips: Avalon 110nm ASIC chips.
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.
Testing: Includes one fully assembled Klondike K16, firmware pre-installation, and stability testing.
Hosting: Rent space in a secure, monitored, climate controlled environment while retaining full ownership of unit.

*All services may be used separately or in conjunction with other offers, including chips or assembly purchased from an outside source

Pricing

Chips:
Avalon ASIC chips may be ordered for BTC0.086. This fee is due immediately upon order placement.
Assembly:
The total price for assembly is $95. This includes $35 for the PCB and board related components, and $60 for assembly, to be paid in BTC.
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.
Hosting:
Hosting fees are tentatively set at 8% plus the cost of electricity. A setup fee may be unavoidable, due to the sizable infrastructure costs associated.
Testing:
Testing fees to be released.

* Assembly, Assembly and DIY Kit, and Fully Assembled Unit prices do not include the price of Avalon ASIC chips, and are not due at the time of chip purchase.

*Prices do not include shipping.

*Power supply not included.

*The prices above, not including the ASIC chips, are tentative and subject to change pending finalization of all parts required. This includes Testing and Hosting. Each item whose price has not been finalized includes an increased margin reflecting this uncertainty, and may be reduced.

* Any USD fees incurred from receipt of ASIC chips from Avalon will be calculated upon arrival and distributed evenly based on the amount of chips purchased per person, payable in BTC prior to shipping to final destination. These include but are not limited to import tax, customs duties, and merchandise processing fees associated with receipt of shipment from Avalon. Depending on the HS code Avalon uses in shipping, the estimated total is $404.82.

* All purchases are processed in a First in, First out queue.

You get everything that you need to run the kloindike except a power supply

mr.n00blar

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There's a lot of good stuff here but its not easily deciphered... If you buy a DIY kit assembled, if you assemble it correctly, would you be able to just begin mining? How much does one DIY kit cost (est)? Will it come with everything needed to run it?

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