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    Old i386 mobo and some wire found while cleaning up

    Here's a couple of photos of an old i385 mobo I found while processing the last of my computer stock.






    Some of the wire hidden in boxes in the shop and house that's been rediscovered.





    Not sure I'm going to keep the old i386 mobo or scrap it. 73 its raining today so not much work here. Mike
    Last edited by miked; 05-05-2017 at 10:08 AM.
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked

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    I found this photo while getting the other photos above. My buddy, Princess Anne and her buddy Mason(our grandson).



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    Pet Mason, kiss the princess, & keep cleaning!

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    nice photos, love vintage things

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    Dude:
    1) You have a broken keyboard
    2) You're spamming in turkish in an English speaking forum
    3) All of the above
    NEW TO SCRAPPING? READ THIS: Build up your horde of magnetic and non-magnetic metals in two piles until you have a better understanding of the business. Magnetic material has low value and is mostly always steel / shred / short iron. Read old threads about non-magnetic metals and ewaste (and how to sort them), but don't forget that they generally have absolutely no tolerance for contamination (screw / iron / foreign material).

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    doesnt look like Turkish- more like some E. European language.

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    Google Translate detected it as Hungarian. The point was it was non-English spam in an English speaking forum.


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