please notice in the link I sent you in one of the pictures is the Dell monitor shown in the video game cabinet
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please notice in the link I sent you in one of the pictures is the Dell monitor shown in the video game cabinet
BUYING ALL COMPUTER SCRAP WORKING OR NOT
CHECK OUT MY BUYERS THREAD http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/scrap...nic-scrap.html
https://getjunk.net/Knox-County-TN-0...Recycling.html
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Nice score.....Some of those printers sell if tested.......The computers themselves are getting a little old but the monitors if working can be re-used..........I found a guy here locally who was building cheap video game cabinets......Those 19" square monitors fit the template sold on Ebay
New Guy
Very helpful.
What's underneath the black "blob"?
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If you're talking about the 55 gallon trash can, there were about 15 keyboards, 5 battery backups, 10 business phones, some remote controls and a few cell phones.Originally Posted by Buckly57
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NEC Electra 8/24 phone system
Will you be de-populating these boards in any way? Thanks for the pics. 73, Mike
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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Yes Mike I will.
There are 2 eproms that will be removed and the small yellow and white transformers also. They are very easy to pop off.
The brown power board will be sold as is. I get more per pound for power boards than I do for any aluminum or transformers that might be on them.
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Electra Professional Level 1
These were nice systems for small businesses. I installed many of these back in the mid 90's.They have some nice mid grade boards and are easy to take apart.
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Finally got caught up on the scrap that's been piling up. I got 4 nice size boxes of circuit boards ready to go and I also found some items that can be sold for more than scrap value.
I have 2 processors that are worth 30 dollars and some 2, 4 and 8 gig ram also.
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Score!
I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!
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Vodavi Model:3501-01
I've heard of these phone systems but this is the first one I've ever seen and scrapped. I will need to remove about 12 transformers, a large cap and a battery to get better pricing.
Great photos as usual. I liked that you included what you will be doing to upgrade the boards prior to selling. I remove excess sometimes to make it easier to pack more boards in a container. 73, Mike
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My photobucket pictures are back!!
I was looking at my 4 year old ewaste thread and saw that all of my pictures are back. I guess enough people complained about the 400 dollar yearly fee for 3rd party hosting that they decided to do something about it.
They are still going to charge a fee but the subscription rates start at $48 dollars and go up to $123 dollars a year for 3rd party hosting.
I know there are other sites that provide that feature for free but at what point are they going to charge like photobucket. I see it coming.
I've slowly been reposting my pics using the feature provided by the SMF but it's taking a while and I have about 400 pics to go.
I wish we could get all the missing photos back. Esp. Patriot76's photos. 73, Mike
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Patriot76's photos are back. I just searched his member name and found all of the threads he started. The tumbleweed thread, Christmas gifts from scrap and 2 A scrappers dream threads. All pics have been restored as far as I can tell.
Keep in mind that this is a limited time deal from photobucket. They want you to subscribe and pay for 3rd party hosting and I can't help but think that sites like imgur are going to follow.
I guess it boils down to how important your threads and pics are to you and to the forum. I have 1 ongoing ewaste thread with about 400 pics in it showing how I scrap phone systems, computers and other types of ewaste. Is it worth 50 dollars a year to use photobucket? At this point, I'm not sure. I know I waste that amount in a year on stupid crap I buy.
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My neighbor who used to scrap has been cleaning out his garage again and had a few boxes for me. I just got through sorting them and wanted to post some pics.
Pic 1 is 5.25 lbs of gold ram
Pic 2 is 4.25 lbs of hard drive boards
Pic 3 is 4.90 lbs of laptop boards
Pic 4 is 3 small socket mother boards
Pic 5 is 1 large socket mother board
Pic 6 is 4.75 lbs of gold finger boards
Pic 7 is a hand full of processors
Pic 8 I've never found one of these but it looks like a slot processor with a large socket minus the ceramic processor.
Last edited by jimicrk; 07-28-2018 at 01:46 PM.
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Pic. 8 is what they call a Slocket. I have a post up on my business Facebook page with 2 of them. I know they made one for a Pentium Pro.
https://www.facebook.com/MTDewaste/p...type=3&theater
Last edited by mthomasdev; 07-04-2018 at 05:01 PM.
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looks like you owe neighbor a case of beer or coke or whatever he/she drinks....LOL
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We're probably about even now. We do a lot of trading. A few months ago I gave him a server and a battery backup.
Your #8 photo, I've found a couple of those but not more than three over the years. I think one intact with a ceramic cpu but all are long gone by now. 73, Mike
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