paul_oracle

Bingo!

Your results for Voltage settings 4 and 5 look good. Curious how you did on Voltage level 6?

Silent Racing?? Hope that never happens. They would have to install speakers and pipe in the Engine sounds Kind of like Lucas had to do with the Pod Racers sound effects. Sam

Original People. The track only operated 2 or 3 season's, if I remember correctly. The neighborhoods were the same people, more or less.

Well, it looks like power distribution is not a problem here. A Natural Gas Power Generation facility, literally, next door as well as Hydro and Nuclear in the same area. But, yes, our power grid had been maxed out for…

According to their web site they have deactivated a portion of their units, are installing a a Sound Wall barrier and will convert to immersion cooling. Are those things not true? When I was a kid my home town built a…

Also, there is a support thread for this unit. It would be best to use it instead of starting a new thread.

It worked pretty good. 333Mhash at 2.5 watts vs. my GPU mining rig, of the time, which did 500Mhash at 385 watts. I still have 74 of them. I would have been better off keeping the Bitcoin I spent on them though

I don't know anything about Avalon miners. But CRC stands for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclic_redundancy_check

Also, you should be posting in the actual support thread for this miner instead creating unneeded threads. Just in case you didn't see it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5355470.msg57735149#msg57735149

I'm definitely not suggesting running it off of the USP port of a RPI. I just meant any USB Powered Hub should be sufficient for a USB Block Erupter. I used to run 4 of them and an Artic Breeze fan per 5 Port Rosewill…

Dave, He is using 1, original, Block Erupter. It only consumes 2.5 watts of power. So any USB hub can power this and an Artic Breeze Fan. Sam

Your miner is working fine. It is hashing at 335Mhash, which is correct for that miner. That pool is showing it offline because your miner hasn't found a share meeting the pool's minimum difficulty, yet, and that is…

It's working fine. It will take a really long time to find a share with a high enough difficulty for the pool to accept.

Did you look through the CGMiner thread and/or read the readme?

Here's the support thread for the Compac F's: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5355470.msg57735149#msg57735149

Check the Bitcoin Mining Pools List. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104664.msg1146108#msg1146108

The R909 Support Thread is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5423227.msg61350390#msg61350390