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NerdAxe Ultra 1.0.2 — Planned Board, ASIC Excluded
Planned stock - availability not yet confirmed. Purchasing unavailable.
Planned NerdAxe Ultra 1.0.2 board, ASIC excluded. Non-ASIC assembly and package contents are being verified. Current branch hardware source; stale schematic header and assembly qualification remain disclosed. It cannot mine as supplied. Purchasing unavailable.
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Description
NerdAxe Ultra 1.0.2: planned populated board
Informational listing — purchasing unavailable. This page describes a planned D-Central stock configuration. The intended configuration is a factory-assembled circuit board with every required non-ASIC board component fitted and the ASIC chip excluded. Assembly and package contents remain under verification.
A board without its required ASIC cannot mine. This page does not confirm assembled-unit availability, working-miner performance or completed electrical testing.
Revision and design status
Current branch hardware source; stale schematic header and assembly qualification remain disclosed. The exact main-board silkscreen identifies BM1366 NERDAXE V1.0.2. Its inherited schematic title says bitaxeTTGO, revision0; this page follows the pinned main-board revision rather than treating that old title as a finished-board specification. Full non-ASIC component sourcing and controller/display fitting remain unverified.
The exact design basis is upstream commit dd11b20dafe758faf51d03f7a4f378b6143d9925. The pinned revision source, main-board design file and upstream documentation identify the source used for this planned configuration. The pinned main-board source has one ASIC position, reference U14; that ASIC is excluded from the intended board assembly.
Source attribution: BitMaker-hub/NerdAxe project contributors. License file at this exact source revision: The pinned license file contains the GNU General Public License Version 3 text. The exact only-or-later grant and its application to this hardware remain under review. License attribution on this page does not establish manufacturing or redistribution clearance.
Assembly and package checks
The non-ASIC bill of materials, placement files, do-not-populate entries, through-hole parts and supplier assembly capability remain under review. Unresolved design checks and any component-population or part-identification questions must be resolved before a finished board can be described as complete except for its ASIC.
Required controller or display modules, connectors and headers must be accounted for. The final package contents have not been confirmed; do not assume that a power supply, cooling hardware, display, cables, stand or other accessories are included. The finished listing will identify what is fitted, excluded or supplied separately.
Price and stock
No orders are accepted through this listing. Price and stock availability are not yet confirmed. Purchasing remains unavailable while the required engineering, assembly, cost and physical-receipt checks are pending.
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