[WTS] Plug-and-play Gridseed Dualminer farm (10 units)

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Quote from: kebabman on July 14, 2014, 03:18:19 PM

I hear ya, and I'm not annoyed at all, appreciate the feedback. These Gridseed Orbs IMO are better than those POS Zeus chip miners purely for power reasons (3x45W = 135W for Furys vs 10 * 8W = 80W for Gridseeds), so you can run them longer before the earnings go negative. Is 0.137826BTC shipped your final offer before I bung them on eBay?

Presume you are using https://bitcoinwisdom.com/litecoin/calculator?

I have a calculator I've developed internally to determine hosting, miner cost, miner ROI, etc etc. So not using bitcoinwisdom. That would tell you that your profit would be negative no matter what the price Cheesy

.13xxx is my highest offer.

But let me know if ebay doesn't work out.

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I hear ya, and I'm not annoyed at all, appreciate the feedback. These Gridseed Orbs IMO are better than those POS Zeus chip miners purely for power reasons (3x45W = 135W for Furys vs 10 * 8W = 80W for Gridseeds), so you can run them longer before the earnings go negative. Is 0.137826BTC shipped your final offer before I bung them on eBay?

Presume you are using https://bitcoinwisdom.com/litecoin/calculator?

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Quote from: kebabman on July 14, 2014, 12:47:45 PM

Your calculation is straight LTC/BTC I presume? There's always the chance a new Scrypt coin will pop up for a pump-and-dump which makes higher earnings a possibility, but I know the chances of that are rather slim these days.

Gah, well, guess I should probably sell them on eBay, people on there don't seem too bothered about ROI. Just hoping to avoid the hassle, but thanks for the input.

Lol.

It's based on an algorithm to predict prices based on rates from the past, current, and hashpower coming out. But even with some decent pump and dumps or leasing these are not a great deal right now.

A 1.3Mh/s fury is $60 from The Evil Empire of Gaw (0.09600BTC). That Means I can hit more than the hashpower you are offering (3.8Mhs) with three BRAND NEW asics (1.3 * 3 = 3.9Mhs) for $180 (0.2880BTC)

I'm not trying to intrude on your thread. You said, you wanted offers so I offered. 0.137826 BTC Shipped.

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Your calculation is straight LTC/BTC I presume? There's always the chance a new Scrypt coin will pop up for a pump-and-dump which makes higher earnings a possibility, but I know the chances of that are rather slim these days.

Gah, well, guess I should probably sell them on eBay, people on there don't seem too bothered about ROI. Just hoping to avoid the hassle, but thanks for the input.

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Quote from: kebabman on July 14, 2014, 12:14:51 PM

Open to offers...would take 0.65BTC for the lot.

0.137826 BTC

Which will not ROI. It could if they are upgraded to 500Kh/s but it's risky.

These are not worth as much as you are assuming they are.

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Open to offers...would take 0.65BTC for the lot.

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Looking to sell 10 Gridseed dualminers to free up some space. 5 have been professionally volt-modded to run at 950Mhz giving ~400KH/s Scrypt, the other 5 are un-modified running at ~360KH/s Scrypt. All miners include micro-USB cable.

$45+shipping for the volt-modded ones.
$40+shipping for the un-modified ones.

If you buy them all I will include a 10-port USB hub, an 8-way 12V DC power splitter, and 3 additional 12V DC power cables, plus a 360W 12V PSU, giving you everything you need to start mining immediately.

Payment in BTC or LTC. Shipping within the contiguous USA only.

This is the PSU: http://www.gawminers.com/products/12v-30a-360w-led-switching-power-supply/

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