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I am guessing you are liquidating? I am possible interested in some things. Will wait to see your post

If it is still available I'd be more than happy to help you take a load off. I'll send you a PM.

kochy where are you getting rid of your crt tubes, im having a hell of a time trying to find a place to get rid of them at.

Numbers seem a bit off, seems to be short at least one oz of gold several oz of silver and many pounds of copper

Congratulations! sounds like you will be busy for awhile!

**** i would have bought that, my great uncle who just passed had one from when he was in the war.

looks like part of a power relay

only valuable if you are planning to refine the pm content yourself or have enough of the pm content to ship to a refiner

An analogous question would be: where does the hole go once you have filled it with dirt?

speed is not the way to get 60 hz ac from a permanent magnet generator. to get that it only can turn 60 times per second. Due to the slow speed you sacrifice voltage and consequently current. ...

Does that weight include cases from computers and plastics? Or is it just circuit boards? just curious

I wish they would have informed me I wouldnt have taken the job then. What is strange is that in 2012 i didnt get taxed from the other country but for 2013 i am. I am heading back in a week...

welcome from a guy from the east, Greensburg PA here

no worries man

electrolytic capacitors have the same markings, easy way to tell what they are is to take a pair of snips and try and crush the canister. if it crushes its electrolytic if it doesnt its tantalum

I plan on setting up a station to test RAM and hard drives. And learning about DoD wipes.

I know that resale is alot more money than scrap, fortunately most of my scrap is older stuff,...

So basically today my job just completely screwed me over. They want me to pay taxes to 2 countries instead of just the one I reside in. To top it off they tell me 2 weeks before they are due in...

on an ohmmeter a capacitor will read high ( ideally infinite ) resistance no matter how you have the leads connected, a diode will have low resistance ( ideally zero ) when forward biased and ...

pretty sure its a diode.

solder, especially in new boards and in high end boards from the 80's and before

Here ya go, sorry dont have a better pic but my camera is missing its cable gotta buy a new one here soon

So the power plants that I work at are scrapping hundreds of transmitters and I asked my boss if I could keep the circuit boards to scrap them. So today he came in with a couple bags about 30lbs...

Its hazardous waste in the sense that it has heavy metals and chemicals that can cause harm to people. However from a legal standpoint it does not classify as hazardous waste if it meets certain...

http://www.epa.gov/osw/conserve/materials/ecycling/docs/e-wasteregs.pdf

I tried that one, however it only basically links the new disposal law for consumers not for running a recycling business. I emailed my county office hopefully they get back to me with some...