This guide is not to be resold or copied in any way. Once buyer has logged into the guide there will be no refunds, even within 30 days. Returns are accepted for 30 days as long as the guide has NOT been accessed by the buyer Then I will message you with your credentials so you can login and get to work!Returns Policy Your username will be the same as your username (unless stated otherwise). When you purchase I will create you account on the site. This is an online, digital product and nothing will be shipped. Market value for 1.99 BTC was around $200-$225 USD at the time. the ASICMiner Block Erupter Sapphire originally retailed for 1.99 BTC a piece at official release date on May 2013. Just 4 months later, another company named ASICMiner released the first ever USB powered ASIC Bitcoin miner for the home hobbyist. On January 30th, 2013 Jeff Garzik received the first commercially available ASIC Bitcoin miner (Avalon miner). NO USB MINERS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS PURCHASE.Some Interesting History About Bitcoin Mining and the Asicminer USB Block Erupter: This listing ONLY includes the guide, nothing else is included, nothing will be shipped as this is a digital guide. Unlike most ASIC miners, the USB Block Erupter is easy to manage, doesn’t require expensive power supplies, doesn’t generate any noise, and are very portable. Having said that, please keep in mind that these miners are antiquated, so it isn't going to be effective in mining much of anything. That means that it can only mine coins that use the SHA256 algorithm such as bitcoin, bitcoin cash, bitcoin SV, DigiByte, and almost 100 other coins. The ASIC Miner Block Erupter is a 330 MH/s SHA256 miner. There are however other cryptocurrencies that use the same SHA256 algorithm as Bitcoin that you might be able to mine using this Block Erupter. Even if they did, this miner would never contribute enough hash power to ever accumulate enough Bitcoin to reach a payout threshold. Please know that this miner is now massively inadequate in terms of mining power many Bitcoin mining pools do not recognize miners with a hash rate of under 1000 MH/s (1 GH/s) when pointed to their pools. There are other miners available elsewhere that are much more powerful and profitable than these.Please do your own research before purchasing this item.
They are great for learning, gifting, tinkering with, and are fun to try and solo "lotto" mine with. They are to be viewed as neat collectible pieces of bitcoin history and memorabilia. These were released in 2013 and are now massively inadequate in terms of mining power by todays standards. Please know that these are NOT profitable Bitcoin miners. This listing includes an easy walk-through guide to get you setup and running easily! This guide will get you up and running with your block erupter in no time, I have followed my own guide many times as I’ve setup LOTS of these miners. This guide will only work for these block erupters, NOT for any other USB miners out there on the market.
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This is ONLY a guide how to set up these block erupters on RasberryPi’s on any Raspbian OS. I’ve created a very easy script that does all the hard work of installing and completely configuring your RaspberryPi to mine with the USB Block Erupter. Start Mining with Your Pi!Setup Guide | ASIC USB Block Erupter Bitcoin Miner on Raspberry Pi Online Course!Product Description
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Mobile Listing Responsive Template sale Professional Html Design Tapika-StoreRaspberry Pi Block Erupter Mining Setup Guide - ASIC USB Block Erupter Bitcoin Miner on Raspberry Pi Online Course: Did you modify the hub at all to remove that feature? Also, it looks like it has two SMT fuses or even a zero ohm links running on what looks like the extra large power trace.Setup Guide - ASIC USB Block Erupter Bitcoin Miner on Raspberry Pi Online Course For Sale It seems to use power from the host port as well as the wall-wart, I actually have one lone BE mining one one right now without the wall-wart because of port spacing. I know better, but had to try.Īnyway, that hub you spliced power into looks an awful lot like the Satechi hub I have. They'll mine, but eventually 1-3 crash with comm errors. Condition is NEW.NOTE retail GekkoScience Boxes no longer available from. I've tried running 5 BEs on the Dlink hub (DUB-H7) but with 1 fan (arctic breeze mobile) I think I am over the limit. GekkoScience NEWPAC (BM1387) ASIC Bitcoin Block Erupter TOP USB MINER. I know this thread is kind of old, but figure I'd ask anyway. Would plugging 9 Eruptors and plug the usb Artic breeze fan in the charging port be something possible? I'm currently limiting to 8 the number of Eruptors I plug in the hub to not overload the 4A PSU. To the contrary since it come with a 5A PSU, it might be a better choice. Is there something wrong with the 9+1 charging port beside maybe be a little bit more expensive? I am currently trying to get 2 more following the USB Eruptor price drop and I am not sure I'll be able to find some more. You need to find the older model w/o the 9+1 charging port on it
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