View Poll Results: Do you break down televisions.

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Do you break down televisions?

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  1. 06-05-2013, 12:03 PM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stangit View Post
    Re the TV break down, I always break down the transformers, but haven't taken apart the 'flyback'. I did smash one tho and noticed copper inside. I'm the kind of guy that if I had a vise and a sawzall, I'd do them too LOL!
    I have plenty of time and bored as all get out, and pass the time busting everything down to the smallest parts. Hopefully, in the future, if things pick up I wont have to.
    The flyback is a big waste of time in my opinion, I've only smashed one and it made a huge mess with only a little bit of rock hard copper. It's probably worth more as a motor than as trash and #2 copper.

    The red circles on the left is the copper from the flyback.

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