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  1. 07-22-2011, 11:38 PM #2
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    Easy, I have 5 circuit boards that, from that video should go into high grade category. They were from that LCD I tore down. Can i post a pic for you on here for some guidance? Just so you know, b/c of your positive rep I have been seriously thinking about sending my stuff to you once I am able. That was a great video and I would have torn the crap outta some of those cd drives just to see whats inside.............not worth it huh?

    Thanks for taking the time outta your life to educate us man. When we all stick together and teach each other, this country could very well be on the verge of a recycling revolution. I can't wait to take Logansport by storm! HAHA

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