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    Quote Originally Posted by Gnraxlrose88 View Post
    the "meters" are capacitors for subwoofers...might have a more than scrap value value, even for parts.
    The ignition from the ecycle might sell on ebay
    And the "thing" in between the two "meters" is a distribution box for high powered stereo systems. You bring a large gauge electrical wire into it and add smaller gauge wires to it to feed the different amps and other stereo items. Most of the metal where wires attach should be chrome plated brass, I used to sell some that were "gold" plated brass. Don't know that it was actual gold plating or not.



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    got another server today, different as it's a big flat thing made by ibm.
    has 2 mounted cpu's and heat sinks on top of things too.
    some finger boards and a huge copper heat sink!



    looks like some bits have been removed as it's just on one cpu, but look how nice and chunky it is..


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