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  1. 30Gh/s miner SOLD! 50Gh/s available
  2. First Choice Liquor.....Captain Morgans $29.90...the cheapest yet, Remy Martin VSOP $59.90 obscene!!!!
  3. yeah pretty much right. Doesn't use much at all.
  4. Liquor Land FTW $30 bottle of Captain Morgans......yey!
  5. An SAU member and a get rich quick scheme...as original as NVS plates
  6. Very.....it's like crack addiction
  7. Mining very shortly, almost 12 days haha. Straight up I went into a group buy with the expectation of having the 'dream machine' in March/April so bought 2 small units totalling 10Gh/s to get going, then ordered the 30Gh/s and 50Gh/s to tide me over until then. So things moved quicker than expected and the things were everywhere!!! So basically right now I've got 0.05BTC in a wallet...0.03BTC of that was using the 30Gh/s for a couple of days. I sold the 10Gh/s units after 7 days of use. It's a bit like an arms race, you'll get more addicted to powerful units...smashing down $5K on 200GH/s machines, then $8K on 400's but they also start making serious BTC's just don't hold your miners for longer than a month. New people are wanting to get involved and will start slower, while you move onto your faster units.
  8. Not much, late start today, so getting my act together for work...bring on 6pm
  9. Sorry, re: costs....electricity to run the miner, and the mining pool takes a small percentage, basically nothing though.
  10. Not a noob question at all; a Bitcoin at 30Gh/s takes 75 days to mine maybe quicker depending on the mining pool you join. (the mining pool increases your earning potential due to many hands making light work) You literally need to download software such as BFGminer, join a mining pool (BTCGuild) and have a bitcoin wallet to send the money to (coinjar.com) once you plug the miner in, it's running in seconds. The best advice I have with mining is....don't look at it based on the current value of a bitcoin, it's still speculative and due to limited supply, people are convinced it will top at $10,000 a coin once more retailers get on the band wagon of accepting them for payment. Only today a big US online store started taking them. The best thing with mining gear is to run it for a couple of months, keep the coins, sell the rig and get a faster rig. As with computers etc etc the speed of the rigs gets quicker every 3-6 months. Demand has been so high for the newest miners that pre-orders can't even deliver until March AT BEST. I was lucky with my one. But now have two miners that aren't really needed. But hey, realistically while you wait to sell, you just plug them in and earn coins. I'm tempted to do it with the 50Gh/s unit as it's actually specced closer to 60Gh/s So that's a Bitcoin in 25 days running alongside the 30Gh/s one
  11. Morning guy
  12. Warn him it's highly addictive :S I find myself constantly logging in and watching the numbers grow
  13. Thanks f@#k it's Friday!
  14. GHIJ....eleventy-three
  15. As the title says, I got one of these yesterday and I don't actually need it as the one machine I was waiting on actually arrived 3 months early, so now I have two miners too many. It works like a trojan $1100 or best offer I also have a brand spanking new, untouched 50Gh/s unit $2100 or best offer They're breeding like Gremlins, you know you want one
  16. Also a brand new, untouched 50Gh/s unit $2100 ono
  17. This is surplus to my needs, the delivery of my Avalon unit was actually much earlier than thought The BFL unit literally arrived yesterday, BRAND NEW! Works perfectly A solid 30Gh/s of power - Simple to use, plug 'n' play with your mining software of choice $1100 delivered or best offer!!!!
  18. Are Bosman Tyres at Archerfield good for Kumhos?
  19. And I present to you all......*drum roll please*..........Friday!
  20. Sorry just looked at the part number, it's the one in the middle of the firewall. If you're not concerned about it being used as a boost cut, you can just run 5 diodes in series (forward bias) between the +ve and the signal wire in the plug. As long as the ECU 'sees' 2.7 - 4.0v it won't register a fault. Another way is to get hold of a zener diode (1.8v type) and run it reverse bias, the ECU will see ~3.2v and be happy
  21. And if that's not enough you realise that in Brisbane station locations are sparse and inconvenient, the trains don't arrive often enough and costs way too much compared to every other metropolitan city in the world where it's just plain reliable!
  22. Confirming, it's just the adapter plate that is for sale now
  23. ......"Half-fill a frypan with oil. Heat over medium heat until oil is hot. Add 2 to 3 donuts at a time, cooking for 2 to 3 minutes on each side or until golden. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Toss donuts, one at a time, in cinnamon sugar until well-coated"
  24. Maybe he wants to get your details and ask you on a date
  25. Mysteriously siting in a drawer still $25 delivered
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