This is a 3com 24-port superstack switch.
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This is a 3com 24-port superstack switch.
These two boards (along with an unpictured power board) came out of a Teledex ExpressNet AirLink 2010-vc-12. Just picked up about 30 of these. Haven't located a resale market for them but this one was scrap anyway. The main board is both heavy and telecom grae!
These boards are from an older Sun Stor-Edge tape drive.
This is the main board which looks quite nice but grades as CD/DVD drive board
Another nice board. For coverage on both sides this looks like mid-high grade to me
These two looks like nice little mid-grade boards until the truth is exposed on the other side!
Last edited by JJinLV; 10-29-2017 at 10:10 PM.
This one is a 3com Superstack 3 Switch 4226T. Forgot to take pics of the backs today.
This is a 3com Baseline Switch 2250
This is a Cicso Catalyst 2950 switch
This is an old DishDVR analog DVR. Each one weighs about 10lbs 2oz. About 14oz is a power board, a mix of three mid-grade boards are just shy of 1lb, a hard drive weighing between 14oz-22oz and about 8oz insulated wire. Rest of the weight is tin and one super light low-grade board. These are mostly older but the hard drives tend to be 250gb and bigger so have a decent, modest resale value or can be used to upgrade older computers for resale.
This is an IBM Netvista Type 8364 POS system from the late 1990s. It has the guts of a normal tower but without a hard drive or any other kind of drive (all drives and storage would be in a server or central computer for these systems). In the 20 I scrapped today, didn't see a fingercard beyond the backplane though there are slots for them. All had the same CPU so tossed it in the pics too.
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