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    ...these things then



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    Quote Originally Posted by Torker Man View Post
    ...these things then


    Those are not IC chips. Accept the one in the middle. Those are Transistors.

    If you need to identify stuff on a board check this site.

    http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/200...ic-components/

    http://reclaimtech.com/
    We pay you to recycle!

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    I'm glad someone else asked about these, as I have been saving the transistors and eproms as well. I had heard that they were going for $4+ a pound, but then couldn't find anymore info on it. I don't have many, but it's a start. Also, the ones that are soldered on, I also take a small flat head screwdriver and push it under one end of the transistor and pry upwards, they usually peel right off. Thanks for the info guys.

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