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NerdMiner/ClockMiner V2 Solo Bitcoin Lottery Miner DIY Kit

NerdMiner/ClockMiner V2 Solo Bitcoin Lottery Miner DIY Kit

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The NerdMiner V2 (or sometimes referred to as the ClockMiner) is one of the most affordable ways to get started with solo Bitcoin lottery mining.

Now available locally in Australia and New Zealand for quick shipping and zero custom fees.

  • Fun for the crypto enthusiast, hobbyist miner, and the whole family!
  • Chance to win ~3.125 BTC*
    • *Minus any pool fees
    • Albeit admittedly a very small chance (1 in ~50 billion a day), but still a chance
  • Gain hands-on experience with:
    • Single board computers (SBCs)
    • Programming with ESP32
    • Blockchain technology and Bitcoin mining
  • Powered by the ESP32 single board computer
  • Integrated TTGO T-Display S3
  • Includes a built-for-purpose Lilygo case
  • Works with any ultra-low difficulty mining pool that supports CPU mining, e.g. CK Pool (not supported by Kano Pool).
  • Easy to assemble
    • No soldering required
  • Fun to configure
  • Ultra-low power - less than 1W
  • Standalone device - no computer required to operate
  • Open source code with active development community (visit GitHub depository here)
  • Can be programmed to be used for a wide range of other projects
 

Specifications

  • ESP32-S3R8 dual-core LX7 microprocessor
  • Configured to CPU mine Bitcoin using the SHA-256 Algorithm
  • Typically does ~20-22 KH
  • USB-C female connector (for programming and power)
  • Integrated 802.11 2.4Ghz wi-fi (wi-fi required for configuration and operation)
  • Compatible with any computer (including Windowsor mobile device, 
  • Integrated bluetooth BLE 5 + BT mesh wireless module (not required)
  • 16MB of flash memory
  • 8MG of PSRAM
  • 1.9" diagonal full-colour 170x320 TFT IPS LCD, 8-bit parallel interface
  • Standard 3.3v input power via USB-C power cable (not included)
  • Electronics only: 62x32x11mm
  • Manufactured in China - ships locally from Melbourne, Australia or Nelson, New Zealand (quick shipping and zero duties)

 

Included

  • Lilygo T-Display-S3 combo device, includes
  • ESP32-S3 development board
    • Integrated 1.9 inch ST7789 LCD display (not touch screen version-not required, no soldered pins-not required)
    • 2 x PH2.54 pins (not required)
    • 1 x JST 1.25mm 2P connector for optional fan (not required)
  • Compact case with foam inserts for safe shipping
  • Lilygo case, custom-fit for the T-Display-S3, includes
  • Black case
  • Orange buttons
    • No fan included as not required since such low power, <1W (other versions have a fan just for fun/show to make it look more like an Antminer)

         

        Assembly (Required for DIY Kit)

        • Easy to assemble
        • No soldering required
        • Only takes a few minutes
        • Step 1: Assemble case components (2 buttons, 2 access covers, 1 side vent)
        • Step 2: Snap T-Display-S3 into place
        • Step 3: Screw case together (2 small phillips-head screws)

             

            Programming (Required for DIY Kit)

            1. Download open source code firmware from GitHub respository here by clicking the green Code button and selecting download zip
            2. Uncompress the zip file into the four firmware bin files:
              1. 0xe000_boot_app0.bin
              2. 0x0000_bootloader.bin
              3. 0x8000_partitions.bin
              4. 0x10000_firmware.bin
            3. Go to ESP Tool website online, a serial flasher utility for Espressif chips like the ESP32 (works with Chrome and Chromium based browsers like Brave)
            4. Connect computer to the NerdMiner via standard USB-C cable (not included)
            5. Set the baudrate to 115200 and click connect
            6. Select the "USB JTAG/serial debug unit" and click connect
            7. Enter the flash address from the beginning of the filenames and select the corresponding file, e.g.
              1. 0xe000 - 0xe000_boot_app0.bin
              2. 0x0000 - 0x0000_bootloader.bin
              3. 0x8000 - 0x8000_partitions.bin
              4. 0x10000 - 0x10000_firmware.bin
            8. Click Program (shouldn't take more than 20 seconds or so)
            9. After you see "Hash of data verified" and "Leaving"...

               

              Configuration

              • Scan QR code displayed on screen using any computer or mobile device (mobile device is easier)
              • Connect to the "NerdMinerAP" wi-fi (it acts as a wi-fi access point during setup)
              • Login with password "MineYourCoins"
              • Add your home's 2.4GHz wi-fi network SSID and wi-fi password
              • Add your BTC wallet address (this is where your 6.25 bitcoin would be deposited, minus any mining pool fees)
              • The pool is preconfigured with the popular CK Pool; however, you're free to use any other mining pool that supports ultra-low difficulty CPU miners (Kano Pool does not support CPU or GPU mining - ASIC only), e.g.
                • FYI: The NerdMiner development community is working on providing their own pool in the future
                • NOTE: While Kano Pool is recommended for the GekkoScience miners, they do not support CPU or GPU mining (ASIC mining only) - even though it will technically work, they will eventually discover your CPU miner and bump you off)

               

              Operation

              • Provide constant power supply using a standard 5V USB-C power source (not included)
              • Provide a 2.4Ghz wi-fi network connection with internet access (they do not work with 5Ghz wi-fi).
              • Three screens available
                • Screen #1
                  • NerdMiner logo
                  • Hashrate
                  • Block Templates
                  • 16Bit Shares
                  • 32Bit Shares
                  • Run time (since last reboot)
                  • Valid Blocks
                  • Number of hashes
                • Screen #2
                  • 24 hour clock
                  • Hashrate
                • Screen #3
                  • Additional stats
              • Two buttons available
                • Top button (with USB-C to the right)
                  • 1 click = change screen
                  • Hold 5 seconds = reset and reboot
                  • Hold + connect power = enter config mode to verify and/or edit current config
                • Bottom button (with USB-C to the right)
                  • 1 click = switch screen on or off (nice option if using as bedside clock)
                  • Double click = change orientation 9default is USB-C to the right)
              • NOTE: Screens and buttons will change with future versions of NerdMiner-visit GitHub for latest instructions.

               

               Requirements

              • 3.3-5V of power via a standard USB-C cable (plug, solar, or battery)
              • 2.4GHz wifi (not compatible with 5Ghz)
              • A computer with a USB port for programming the NerdMinder (required for DIY kit)
              • A mobile device with a camera and wi-fi for initial configuration
              • A Bitcoin wallet address for your potential winnings!

               

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