The Wild and Whacky Scrapping Adventures of MattyNoNeck

Originally Posted by Otto

Matty, until you get familiar with what the copper bearing components look like, you can use the printing on the boards as a guide. "T" followed by some digits denotes a transformer, "L" an inductor (coil), and "K" a relay. Break them down if you have nothing else going on, otherwise, just sell them as copper bearing.

Otto, you mean like these pieces?





And what is this doohicky? It looks like it might be copper bearing but I don't see any of those prefixes





Thanks!

Originally Posted by Otto

Top picture - bottom, middle looks like a transformer (below the blue cylinder which is a capacitor).

2nd picture is a flyback transformer. I believe most places would take this as copper bearing.

3rd picture looks like it contains RF tuning circuitry. Some places would take this as copper bearing as well.

Awesome, thanks!