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  1. 06-01-2012, 11:10 AM #1
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    cords from keyboard & mouse

    can I put in #2 insulated? Doesn't #2 have to have only one layer of insulation? How about cat5 and phones cables? Does the keyboard/mouse connector ends have any value?

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    I mix these in with #2 As long as its just a few here and there I have not had a problem..............Only time I had a problem was a yard in Nashville wanted to give me com wire price (Insulated 3) when I brought in about 50 lbs of cell phone charger wires(Yes they were all trimmed) Anyway I just left and took em to another yard and got #2 price
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    Quote Originally Posted by copycat View Post
    can I put in #2 insulated? Doesn't #2 have to have only one layer of insulation? How about cat5 and phones cables? Does the keyboard/mouse connector ends have any value?
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    again I just toss that stuff in a washer we get a mixed metal rate here aound 95 cents a pound
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    Quote Originally Posted by submarinepainter View Post
    again I just toss that stuff in a washer we get a mixed metal rate here around 95 cents a pound
    You get .95 a lb for mixed steel/appliances??? I'd be taking them a semi load.
    I'll repeat again for around the 10th time, if it plugs into gold on the motherboard then it should be a gold conn. end.
    The cord should go as #2. But we don't go to your yard so we don't know how they grade wire.

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    I but ALL cords in as #2 insulated, only clip off blugs with gold connetions, got 1.05/lbs the other day. I wish I could get .95/lbs for steel more like 9.50 per 100lbs.
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