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    Power supplies

    Does anyone know the average breakdown value? Do you sell them whole or strip them? Just cannot decide if its worth it or not.



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    Look below my response. Its been covered numerous times. Bottom line is you have to decide what your time is worth.
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    I sell them whole at .20 cents a pound , 84 pounds of them today for 16.80 . I do snip the wires of with my pruning loapers though. Low grade wire was .40cents a pound today for another $ 3.60.

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    Scrapping4never, Please take the time and do some reading of the old stuff that's been already talked about.
    About everything you have asked in the last couple of days has been answered here numerous times.
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    Sorry for the trouble but I'm new here and was just looking for a general opinion.

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    Thanks for info!


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