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    Why take capacitors off of certain boards?

    I'm just starting to get in to it but it seems like there is extra money to be made by doing so if you can find a buyer for whichever parts you take off. Possibly even make more off it that way than selling boards complete depending on which transistors, chips, etc. you're selling

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