New Guy
hello, yesterday i went to a company and they are selling me this scrap, the problem is they dont know what it is and i dont know what it is either.. can you please help me, and if you can give me tips on how to dismantle them it will be appriciated. THANKS!
also these
Last edited by bebeko; 01-31-2013 at 08:10 PM. Reason: pics
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I hope your not paying alot....looks like low grade tv boards
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It is TV boards, minus the copper yokes. I can't tell about the first picture, even after working on it a bit, but it still doesn't look like much more.Originally Posted by BRASSCATCHER
Sorry bebeko, but I'd say they should be paying you to haul it off. I take the ins wire, tiny transformers, and aluminum heatsinks off those and mix the broken boards in with scrap metal
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Yeah, low grade tv boards. If you have a buyer for them then I would pay 1/2 of what you would get. Remove everything that Bear said plus the IC chips are 5.00#. Good luck.
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The first pic might be a small satellite receiver board.
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New Guy
@all Thanks for your help..
the sad part about the 3rd picture is that they already got what bear said lols..
guys i called the company a while ago and they said that the 1st and 2nd picture is a dvd player chipboard.. have you guys worked on a dvd player chipboard? thanks again!
btw iam learning this industry
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what does 5.00# mean? so i can google it and read about it.Thanks!
Last edited by bebeko; 01-31-2013 at 10:58 PM. Reason: reply
It means 5 dollars a pound.
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I buy and sell all types of scrap and escrap. I buy specialty and hard to sell escrap. I buy resale items. PM me or contact me at jghilino@hotmail.com
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that auction was probably closer to $6 per # after fees and shipping... but probably worth it if you have 20#. I'm lucky to get together 3 or 4
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I don't mess with ICs on low grade, they're too much time for too little return, frankly I don't see where socketed ones are hardly worth pulling
New Guy
i dont know, i think its my account.. awhile ago i posted an html link and the forum said i cannot post html links yet.
thanks for the info guys!
i have an old motherboard, with small IC chips, is it still sellable? and how about that little battery on the motherboard?
ill post the pic later thanks!
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Your link is doing the same thing? I reposted it on photobucket
Last edited by JohnM; 01-31-2013 at 11:41 PM.
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Thanks John
New Guy
here's my old motherboard i have this since 1998.. lols!
1. the battery iam talking about.
2. the small ic chips, is it worth taking off?
Thanks!
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Here's the first one, I didn't realize there were two there until you told me
and in case that one doesn't work, here's the link http://upsimple.com/uploads/anonymou...25aa5_3893.jpg
I have no clue what that hotlinking's coming from, or even what it means, I've never seen it do this before
Last edited by Bear; 02-01-2013 at 12:02 AM.
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Leave your motherboards whole, unless it's socketed, if it's soldered leave it on, except the battery, pull it, depending on your buyer
New Guy
what is term used for that battery type in the scrapping field?
should i pull out the gold plated pins too?
thanks bear!
Last edited by bebeko; 02-01-2013 at 12:08 AM.
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That's just a regular slot one board, a better grade than small socket boards are though. The battery is just a computer battery
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Bebeko,
The arrow that number 1 is pointing to is not a battery. It is a capacitor. The battery is the silver colored circle on the bottom right side of the board.
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haha, I didn't even see the battery before, the pictures are darker on mine I guess, I see what you're talking about now
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