is this worth buying for the escrap?

i believe there there are somekind of mid-highgrade boards connected to the bulbs never delt with something like this before correct me if im wrong but its probobly made of wood or fiberglass...
im also pretty sure this came from my former high school and may have some resale value so it would be cool either way
http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa...36&acctid=2151

you've got 4 days 10 hours and 55 minutes before you'll need to worry about the bid, I'd spend it googling that company and that board

I bought a pair of 20' aluminum scoreboards for 100.00 There were two 6"x12" circuit boards inside and a fair bit of copper wire. The aluminum case is what made them worth buying. If they are like the ones I bough there is little to nothing circut board wise in them. Must all be in the control box.

on that auction bid 15 if you wanna toss your hat in the ring, but don't put down a serious bid until 5 1/2 minutes before it ends (it a 5 minute no activity set-up like the other one i saw? ) then, if anyone answers your bid, the war is on, if nobody does, it's yours

i would buy it and hang it in my shed, or maybe sell it at an antique/collectible show for 150 or 200.

exactly what i was thinking

then why did you ask? lol

I recently came across an electronic score board at the landfill, after lugging it home and dissembling it found it rather disappointing not much in there. Aluminum frame and sheeting, couple of circuit boards some copper wire and maybe a hundred or more lights.

Here's what's left of the one I drug home.

win the auction, save the incandescent bulbs for a few years and then make fat cash from collectors. Im willing to bet bulb prices will far out-perform the stockmarket over time....

Does the score board work if so I would hang it above me and my wifes bed

Originally Posted by skippy

Does the score board work if so I would hang it above me and my wifes bed

Great idea then we can keep track of how many time you strike out, try Viagra.