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  1. 02-16-2015, 09:52 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by afmedic279 View Post
    They look like its from a ups system. I had a few of them a year or 2 ago never sold. I ended up pulling the wires and sending in as shred. They are a pita to strip for the aluminum casing. Very messy. If you have the rest of the system check out the boards mine had a bunch of ta capacitors and gold ic chips. Also the wire connnectors were gold plated
    What make them messy? Are the similar to the smaller can caps that have the wet material inside?

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    Quote Originally Posted by junkfreak View Post
    What make them messy? Are the similar to the smaller can caps that have the wet material inside?
    If you read the side of the cap, it says "contains 111-B Combustible Fluid". So I would say the yards won't take them, but what do I know.???
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