After saving my electronic scrap for almost a year now I have been able to reconfigure my initial red sorting tubs; I am yet to get any "Telecom/Communication/Cisco/Networking" I do not get much business related hardware I only have maybe two boards that fall in that category, I also am yet to get any server/dual-socket motherboards. My lowest tub has been getting filled with a mix of power supply boards and "Finger Board Trimmed/Devalued AND Cable TV / Satellite TV / Printer / Modem and Floppy boards" so I am dedicating a tub to power supply boards and removing the server mobo tub.
-Telecom/Communication/Cisco/Networking (finer sort at a later point)
-Complete Finger Boards
-All Motherboards (small/large socket & server)
-Cable & Satellite/Printer/Modem/Floppy Boards
-Power Supply Board
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blacksteel
A picture of said chart would be helpful or the information stating the charts name date and publishers. If not a big deal. Thanks. I'd like to see what it displays.
Rolling back to the mystery cart here it is, this is where I store computer components and valuable board components. Majority are large optical drives then a few rows of floppy drives followed by a few rows of desktop and laptop hard drives. On the bottom those are containers from pool chemicals great for storing the components on those sheets I was referring to on my cart doors:
This will make it much clearer for you I compiled these from my research if anyone wants an email copy in larger resolution for printing just PM me these are 1024x768 but I have them in 2048x1536
- My Scrapping Log (including e-scrap)
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