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    Quote Originally Posted by ParkerFlyer4 View Post
    This is a (ROUGH) breakdown of my first 500 computers. I kept pretty good records, but some of the numbers may be off still. Everyones experience will be different, I thought I'd share mine. Alot of the computers I got were gutted already, but I counted them all. Enjoy.

    Motherboards 750 lbs. (Finger cards included)
    Assorted CPU 18.5 lbs.
    Ram 12.5 lbs.
    Shred steel 7000 lbs.
    Fans 150 lbs.
    Brass 10 lbs.
    Ext. Aluminum 230 lbs.
    Copper 70 lbs.
    Cu/ Alum Rads 55 lbs.
    Power supply 1400 lbs.
    CD drive Boards 34 lbs.
    Hard Drives X265 (not broken down yet)
    MB batteries 4 lbs.
    Gold ends 22 lbs.
    Ins wire 220 lbs.
    Ribben wire 110 lbs.
    Tant caps 0.5 lbs.


    Total = 10090 lbs / 500 = 20.18 lbs. average weight per computer to start.
    Nice work PF4! Any chance you could show an itemized list of what you got paid for all that? I really want to get into ewaste so seeing big totals like that fascinates me. Thanks in advance. If it's to much trouble no prob.

    Money is not the root of all evil, the love of money is.

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