Need Some Help Identifying These Boards and Value

above: old board, big things, very heavy



above: old board, big things, thinking aluminum



Above: galvanized steel, is it worth more than shred, and best places to sell it. came from electric hookups and conduits.



above: electric box i picked up from someone else at the scrap yard, what are the fuses/value, and what is the box used for?



above: dtv cards, read it was gold in the squares, need a buyer

above: thinking rambus, metal encased memory with gold fingers, need value and buyer



above: old cell phones, need value and to know whats in them and the best buyer for the batteries.



above: unknown board, need to know what the chips are, their value, whats in them, and a value for the whole board



above: backside of above board.



above: an electric deally for a florescent bar light. need the value and whats in it



above: a dtv receiver board

above: unknown



above: the faceplate for the above picture



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above: faceplate for the above picture



above: playstation 2 board, need value



above: unknown, old, need identity of items on board.



above: unknown, same as above, old and need identity.

above: old, unknown



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above, old, unknown



above: a good piece, electric, maybe a switch



above: no idea



above: the box that hold the items in the picture above it.



above: a good capacitor, need value



above: a heatsink, thinking aluminum, need to know what it goes to and value and type of aluminum if possible.



above: a good sprocket or gear wheel. need to know what it goes to and value and avenues to sell it.

Oh wow, that took a minute.

I know its a lot. I've been looking and browsing though past topics in the numerous forums and have had some of the questions answered. On some of them I just need confirmation and clarification. I also need recommended buyers that preferably pay the most for the items I do have, and ones with good reps and are well known on here. No one wants to deal with a rip off artist. Any and all help/ideas/suggestions are greatly appreciated. If need be, I can get more photos of different angles and sides, and answer any other questions you might have.

Much thanks to all ya'll for the info I've already gleaned from you, and that which I have yet to learn.

Originally Posted by HollandScotts

Oh wow, that took a minute.
If need be, I can get more photos of different angles and sides

yeah, more photos, that could be what it needs ; )

Wow way to much for me to process in one thread.

Some day when I have a spare four five hours I might respond properly, until then I suggest to the OP to get reading the forum, you will find most if not all of your answers.

You'll probly want to drop back and punt man, there's not any way my connection would ever load that many photos. I've seen posts with numerous pictures that got replies, but anything over maybe half a dozen photos is asking a bit much. You could spread it out over time and get your answers. Good luck man

You're using a great photo host there, at least the pics are good without taking ten MB to show it, and the site doesn't spend all day loading so much other crap till it forgets to load the photo ; )

#1 high grade, #2 I don't waste my time with motors, #3 mid-grade?, #4 low-grade, #5 low grade #6 low grade #7 from left to right cpu, finger board ( I cut fingers off) gold memory #8 finger boards (I cut off fingers) #9 Motherboards #10 and 11 you are going to have to remove those transformers and alum. pieces then sell as finger boards with the fingers attached #12 They may be zinc-doesn't stick to a magnet galvanized does not pay more #13 I haven't found a buyer for fuses but usually the ends are copper #14 dtv cards are gold, sell to jhlighino Don't know how to spell #15 cpu pop out of its case and don't cut fingers #16 Pop out the batteries to cell phones. Batteries can also be sold as long as the terminals are taped #17 telecom #18 ballast don't bust these open sell to your yard as motors/transformers if they buy #19 mid-grade? #20 mid-grade after transformers are removed #21 low grade #22 mid-grade #23 finger board #24 mid-grade #25 mid-grade? #26-#30 low grade board ( remove transformers and heat sinks) at my yard those heat sinks are general old sheet alum. #31 mid grade after you remove heat sink (this one is extruded alum.) #32 electric motor #33 looks like wire #34 capicator (don't break open) see at your local yard for pricing #35 extruded heat sink after it is cleaned #36 should be #1 steel As far as a buyer, sell all metal to your local yard, sell low-grade as shred, and all the rest sell to Ewasted

The last photo looks like a "Gates polychain" sprocket. (or maybe a competing brand) It should be imprinted on the side of the sprocket...as well as the size of the belt, which will be 8M or 14M or something like that, and the number of teeth. They are pricey items and can be sold on eBay.

Good luck!

Jon.

Scrapping4ever, thank you thank you thank you!!! I honestly didn't think I could get anyone to really go through the list like that. And y'all are right, I have much reading ahead of me.

Holland..

First pic/post - Old school LNBs. New ones got gold plating on one side, an gold on the front an other PM's. The rest..as others said, best get to reading or using the old search box at the top an seeing if anyone has posted up similar things over the years. You will find the answers to the cell phones, an other stuff. I'd pop open one of those old cells just so you can see whats in one, an decide if you wish to sell them whole, as boards only, an where to sell your batteries to. If you use the search box an search for DirectTV, Dtv, etc you'll pull up threads with more info. I know you'll at lest pull up one with pics..as I posted it. LOL.

Either way good luck, an get to reading!

Sirscrapalot - If the cooler doesn't go, neither do you!

Originally Posted by HollandScotts

Scrapping4ever, thank you thank you thank you!!! I honestly didn't think I could get anyone to really go through the list like that. And y'all are right, I have much reading ahead of me.

what goes around comes around.

Couple of additions to the above answers. See uf there is a low grade buyer in you area. I have to drive about 45 min for mine but I just save it up. .20 a pound and I drive only becuase I sell other items to him...like lcd screens.

On the low grade...depending on you time for your money you like to make...clips all wire, pull copper bearing stuff with channel locks (I just sell that way as the upside to remove wire doesnt work for me), grab ic chips with occillating tool, pop those transformers off and sell at copper bearing, and if tou want to get into it, tantalum on boards.