help guys - can you please identify and give insights (category, etc...) thanks!

[bebeko]

hello, yesterday i went to a company and they are selling me this scrap, the problem is they dont know what it is and i dont know what it is either.. can you please help me, and if you can give me tips on how to dismantle them it will be appriciated. THANKS!






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[BRASSCATCHER]

I hope your not paying alot....looks like low grade tv boards

[Bear]

I hope your not paying alot....looks like low grade tv boards

It is TV boards, minus the copper yokes. I can't tell about the first picture, even after working on it a bit, but it still doesn't look like much more.
Sorry bebeko, but I'd say they should be paying you to haul it off. I take the ins wire, tiny transformers, and aluminum heatsinks off those and mix the broken boards in with scrap metal

[happyscraper]

Yeah, low grade tv boards. If you have a buyer for them then I would pay 1/2 of what you would get. Remove everything that Bear said plus the IC chips are 5.00#. Good luck.

[Mechanic688]

The first pic might be a small satellite receiver board.

[bebeko]

@all Thanks for your help..

the sad part about the 3rd picture is that they already got what bear said lols..

guys i called the company a while ago and they said that the 1st and 2nd picture is a dvd player chipboard.. have you guys worked on a dvd player chipboard? thanks again!

btw iam learning this industry

@happyscrapper
what does 5.00# mean? so i can google it and read about it.Thanks!

[freonjoe]

It means 5 dollars a pound.

[jghilino]

Ic's are going for $8-12 on ebay.

22 5 lbs Scrap IC Chips for Gold Recovery Refining | eBay

[ScrappinRed]

Ic's are going for $8-12 on ebay.

22 5 lbs Scrap IC Chips for Gold Recovery Refining | eBay

that auction was probably closer to $6 per # after fees and shipping... but probably worth it if you have 20#. I'm lucky to get together 3 or 4

[Bear]

I don't mess with ICs on low grade, they're too much time for too little return, frankly I don't see where socketed ones are hardly worth pulling

[bebeko]

i dont know, i think its my account.. awhile ago i posted an html link and the forum said i cannot post html links yet.

thanks for the info guys!

i have an old motherboard, with small IC chips, is it still sellable? and how about that little battery on the motherboard?

ill post the pic later thanks!

[JohnM]

Your link is doing the same thing? I reposted it on photobucket

[Bear]

Thanks John

[bebeko]

here's my old motherboard i have this since 1998.. lols!



1. the battery iam talking about.
2. the small ic chips, is it worth taking off?

Thanks!

[Bear]

Here's the first one, I didn't realize there were two there until you told me


and in case that one doesn't work, here's the link http://upsimple.com/uploads/anonymou...25aa5_3893.jpg

I have no clue what that hotlinking's coming from, or even what it means, I've never seen it do this before

[Bear]

Leave your motherboards whole, unless it's socketed, if it's soldered leave it on, except the battery, pull it, depending on your buyer

[bebeko]

what is term used for that battery type in the scrapping field?

should i pull out the gold plated pins too?

thanks bear!

[Bear]

That's just a regular slot one board, a better grade than small socket boards are though. The battery is just a computer battery

[ryanw]

Bebeko,

The arrow that number 1 is pointing to is not a battery. It is a capacitor. The battery is the silver colored circle on the bottom right side of the board.

what is term used for that battery type in the scrapping field?

should i pull out the gold plated pins too?

thanks bear!

[Bear]

haha, I didn't even see the battery before, the pictures are darker on mine I guess, I see what you're talking about now