Some of my ewaste finds (Pics included) - Page 19

Originally Posted by miked

That's why we keep saying read the old threads because you don't know what you don't know until you know it.

Thanks ,as always, to jimicrk for sharing. I've taken apart a couple hundred phones over the years but no way do I have the experience you have. I say I took them apart but once my wife learned how she got real good at it and I was happy she did. So she actually has most of the experience in our house. 73, Mike

Thanks for the kind words, Mike. My wife used to help me a lot, especially with the phones. She even bought herself 2 cordless drills.

In July 2016 she had 2 back surgeries and another one on her neck 3 months ago so she's not able to help with the scrapping now.

Hopefully she will be back at it soon.

NEC MH250 wireless phone

This phone works with the old NEC 2400 PBX and uses the customers wireless network to communicate.
They have nice cell phone grade boards but you'll need a Y shaped security bit to get them apart.

nice stuff

Nortel CallPilot Voicemail

I was telling my wife how some people buy brass animals and other brass objects cheap at yard sales.

It's not ewaste but she brought me home 2 elephants today.

Someone gave me a TRIPP-LITE Model:SMART1500RMXL2UA and a 6U data cabinet with cooling fans. They said I could dispose of it or keep it. I think I'll keep both.

One of my contacts is moving to a new office so they had some things for me to haul off. I got 10 PC's, 4 big servers, 2 laptops, 4 phone systems with 4 boxes of phones and 4 battery backups.

There's also data switches, hard drives and 10 other boxes I need to go through.

Nice one!

Atlas IIE Key System

Panasonic KX-T7720

I found another phone I'd never seen before. Six screws and you're done.

I've been doing a little trading with my neighbor again. I gave him a Dell server a few weeks ago and he gave me a nice box full of memory and processors with a lot more on the way.

I stopped by the warehouse earlier this week and they had more phones for me to pick up. I was able to fill another box.

I had 3 pickups last week and came home with mostly monitors and printers. There were about 19 computers, a few boxes of cable and other small items. I still have 10 computers and 10 printers in my other vehicle (pic not included) that I need to get unloaded today.