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  1. 01-01-2013, 11:40 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by jghilino View Post
    Those are fresh pulls from monitors/tvs. The gold and silver ribbon cables are of value and should be saved. Same think on batteries, pull them and separate them by type, ni-cad, nimh, lithium ion, lead acid and so on, there are buyers in the buyers section that pay for those.
    what batteries?? there is no batteries in tv's, are you talking about can caps.??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mechanic688 View Post
    what batteries?? there is no batteries in tv's, are you talking about can caps.??
    maybe can caps is the proper term but I always assumed they were some sort of battery, Im talking about the ones on boards that Ive been ripping off, they vary but most say 12v dc, or 3v, theyre soldered on with two teeth to the board they range from like a 1/4" in diameter to like... 3" in the last tv I did. Im pretty sure theyre of no value since Ive never seen anyone mention them.
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