got a load of these and was wondering if there was a scrap value to them other then high grade.
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got a load of these and was wondering if there was a scrap value to them other then high grade.
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gold connectors, or at least that is what I would throw them with
Those are catv pads (lowers the catv signal) that you would put in a catv line extender or catv amplifier. I would say that there would be some resale value if they are still good. I would think that you could get at least a buck a piece for them.
any way to test them .I have like 2 lbs of them lol
Not that I know of. They don't usually go bad though. I don't know that I have ever had a bad one. I work with them all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by robsrecycling
I have pulled and replaced many a bad one. What were those from, Dave? SA gear? It's been awhile.
They can be tested. It will take some equipment. You will need an amplifier that takes that pad, and a signal generator to feed it. Then you will need an oscilloscope or some sweep gear to verify that it passes good signal through.
Those may have those little capacitors on them that someone here pays by the pound for. You could maybe pop those off and cut the pins off. Any that are marked "0" will be just a jumper and just the pins will be worth anything.
I actually just heard back from my specialty e-scrap buyer and he told me memory price so hat works for me
Good job.Quote:
Originally Posted by robsrecycling
they look like the ones we use and we use c-cor, arris, Magnavox, Phillips.
yes there are from our local arris company