Lot's more of this AV stuff to come, looks great for gold recovery for sure. To contact me by email: weeeben@optusnet.com.au Keep scrapping & Have fun!
Hi Ben, Those little round "things" you couldn't remember....transistors! Great video! Those gold capped IC's were awesome! Thumbs up! Stay healthy! Jim in Phoenix.
I’ve learned so much from you and much more to learn. Just want to say regarding selling your items, don’t be shy about asking for the price you deserve and don’t be manipulated! Then if you feel like throwing in a bonus that’s your choice.
Cool vintage stuff! I’ve gotten a few oddball things similar from a guy. Tons of thin little wires like that, but some good gold recovery: fingers, backplanes, potentiometers-many silver plated, but some even gold plated potentiometers. Very nice.👍
Thanks for the vid. Totally understand your outlook towards the scraping game. People dont seem to get time and stuff involved yes its free. but your van petrol tools advertising. That cost lots of money. I love seeing the old vintage cards. I get that excitement looking at them. Them gold pins. Wow 😂
old machines work with old tapes of long lost mums dads granny grandad lost brothers sisters who people in family's never get seen things are not all about vast money but people set up studios to bring them back to the eyes that never saw them, I think that alone is a good reason to be abled to mend mixed media anyway good luck in all you do mate
I got some good gold recovery material out of similar ones, the slots were heavy plated pins all the way through and they came out easy. Too bad he leaves them with the shred metal😢
@@scrappydoo7887 oh. I thought he was leaving the back plain boards in because they took too much time to remove, and they go in with the irony ally. Either way, I think they would be worth removing, especially those old school ones.👍
Absolutely wonderful, very nice all the way. That's the stuff I'm looking for 😂😅 Remarkable gear loaded with goodies. Thanks sir Peace Prospector Tripp
at 3:43ish. when you're looking at those amazing spidery looking gold capped ICs, you read off a 4 digit number, 7435. That's a date code for sure, 35th week of 1974! Ollld schooool.
As people have said they are transistors if they have 3 legs. As well the large egg shaped ones drilled down into heatsinks are also transistors I saw you hesitating when you were looking at those. The tall ovals as i said are always transistors!
Hey Ben, so happy to see a video from you this morning. At 19:50 once you decided to turn it in for irony aluminium I would break out as much of the backplane board I could for the recovery. EDIT: Too funny how 2 guys thousands of miles apart come up with the same idea at 59:30. I love the older backplanes. The connectors can be run through a milling process like IC chips. Have a great week my friend.
The silver things with gold legs that you couldn't remember the name. The only thing that came to mind is "Top Hats". Not sure if this is correct though
That looks very similar to a piece of equipment we used to have in a shop i used to work for, always wanted to push those buttons and twirl those knobs😅
Just started watching you today, but I think I'm hooked already. You're an E-scrap Jedi Master. Thank You. My virgin question for you is this. Is there a special reason you scrape off some legged components rather than using sharp blades such as chisels or utility knives?
Great pick-up that old stuff covered in gold it’s a pity you don’t process the fingers to get the lump of gold but u don’t have the time. It’s not very often I get stuff like that
Great vid. Been wondering if you've heard of Mint recovery in Sydney? Think it's the first of its kind in Australia. Might be the best way for you to get all that value out of all the items you've saved over a decade and might even be worth a road trip up the highway. If you ever do it, it'd make an awesome video.
Você precisa encontrar alguém que trabalhe com material eletrônico vintage, pois aí pode repassar todo o lote de uma vez, mesmo que o preço não seja tão alto, você vende melhor que sucata e não perde tempo Um abraço do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
the reason you dont sell a lot of stuff mate is as soon as you have been inside or pulled cards with mole grips seeing bits you like there worthless your better sell the full unit interested collectors will make an offer and like your resellers need to make there cut on it so as someone making all that old stuff work . Lets face it your getting them for nothing , the guys mending these things can spend up to a year making them work, "some even longer" to make a turnover giving you there full value of making it work were is there mark up... you go to vintage selling sites but there will not tolerate stuff messed with. THATS WHERE THE REAL MONEY IS card pullers no one wants them , and mate that not said with anything against you , its when you mention vintage you need to respect the buyer like any other sale when you want regular buyers
"I'm free to pick up but I'm not cheap" is probably one of the best quotes I've ever heard 😂👌
Good evening Mrs sollers 🙂
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@@scrappydoo7887 Evening Scrappydoo
@@sharkscrapper can you see my comment before yours Shark,?
Hi Ben, Those little round "things" you couldn't remember....transistors! Great video! Those gold capped IC's were awesome! Thumbs up! Stay healthy! Jim in Phoenix.
I’ve learned so much from you and much more to learn. Just want to say regarding selling your items, don’t be shy about asking for the price you deserve and don’t be manipulated!
Then if you feel like throwing in a bonus that’s your choice.
36:00 this looks like a ferrite tore memory board, a keeper they are becoming unobtainium.
I see eWaste Ben, I click Like and then sit back and relax.
Very cool older kit. It can be "fiddly" for sure.
The small metal cans if 3 legged are transistors and the larger one with multiple legs are op amps
Nice scrap session, very interesting cards. Thanks
keep up the long vids Ben, great to watch while i'm scrapping here in Montana!
Cool vintage stuff!
I’ve gotten a few oddball things similar from a guy. Tons of thin little wires like that, but some good gold recovery: fingers, backplanes, potentiometers-many silver plated, but some even gold plated potentiometers. Very nice.👍
Absolutely awesome Ben you get some outstanding stuff every now and then six stars brother
I love the short vid you did with the gold fingers... Holy cow!
Thanks for the vid. Totally understand your outlook towards the scraping game. People dont seem to get time and stuff involved yes its free. but your van petrol tools advertising. That cost lots of money. I love seeing the old vintage cards. I get that excitement looking at them. Them gold pins. Wow 😂
I would have torn that whole thing down to the last screw, never know what could be lurking in some of those boxes
old machines work with old tapes of long lost mums dads granny grandad lost brothers sisters who people in family's never get seen things are not all about vast money but people set up studios to bring them back to the eyes that never saw them, I think that alone is a good reason to be abled to mend mixed media anyway good luck in all you do mate
Those back plain board pins really were impressive Ben 👍👍👍
I got some good gold recovery material out of similar ones, the slots were heavy plated pins all the way through and they came out easy. Too bad he leaves them with the shred metal😢
@@dr.a006 lol no. That's the stuff he saves
@@scrappydoo7887 oh. I thought he was leaving the back plain boards in because they took too much time to remove, and they go in with the irony ally. Either way, I think they would be worth removing, especially those old school ones.👍
@@scrappydoo7887 I guess you mean the ones at 59:00? Yes, lots of pins. I thought you meant the other back plane boards where the slot cards go.
@@dr.a006 nah, the ones Ben took the time to pull and show
Ahhhh I've just said the kids can watch an hour long show and then noticed this 🙈😬 so I'll be watching in an hours time 🥴
1.5x speed
That’s how you get more in the day!😂
@@dr.a006 haha if only I could get away with that!
COMP = compensator, the round things with gold legs are amplifiers knwn as operational amplifiers or opamps, they could also be early transistors.
Transistor, vintage transistors the small round metal objects with 3 gold legs
keep one of each Ben,maybe get rid of some of the more common stuff like you have in your collection. Wo knosws what unique gems these are
Absolutely wonderful, very nice all the way.
That's the stuff I'm looking for 😂😅
Remarkable gear loaded with goodies.
Thanks sir
Peace Prospector Tripp
at 3:43ish. when you're looking at those amazing spidery looking gold capped ICs, you read off a 4 digit number, 7435. That's a date code for sure, 35th week of 1974! Ollld schooool.
As people have said they are transistors if they have 3 legs. As well the large egg shaped ones drilled down into heatsinks are also transistors
I saw you hesitating when you were looking at those. The tall ovals as i said are always transistors!
Great video. Thanks Ben!
Great stuff Ben.😊
Hey Ben, so happy to see a video from you this morning. At 19:50 once you decided to turn it in for irony aluminium I would break out as much of the backplane board I could for the recovery. EDIT: Too funny how 2 guys thousands of miles apart come up with the same idea at 59:30. I love the older backplanes. The connectors can be run through a milling process like IC chips. Have a great week my friend.
That was cool Ben!!👍
Love your videos mate, like when you do scrapping marathons I was them ones while I’m taking apart electronics ,
The silver things with gold legs that you couldn't remember the name. The only thing that came to mind is "Top Hats".
Not sure if this is correct though
That looks very similar to a piece of equipment we used to have in a shop i used to work for, always wanted to push those buttons and twirl those knobs😅
love it
know u r busy but look for green top transistors with gold legs
Just started watching you today, but I think I'm hooked already. You're an E-scrap Jedi Master. Thank You. My virgin question for you is this. Is there a special reason you scrape off some legged components rather than using sharp blades such as chisels or utility knives?
3:48 they look like military spec ICs possibly radiation hardened
Great pick-up that old stuff covered in gold it’s a pity you don’t process the fingers to get the lump of gold but u don’t have the time. It’s not very often I get stuff like that
Great vid. Been wondering if you've heard of Mint recovery in Sydney? Think it's the first of its kind in Australia. Might be the best way for you to get all that value out of all the items you've saved over a decade and might even be worth a road trip up the highway. If you ever do it, it'd make an awesome video.
Takk!
I would love to see this boards go to someone who specialises in silver recovery. They are loaded
Those shiny traces and the one board was all Silver colored but really bright and shiny. I'd be testing those for palladium plating.
Or tin !
Another great video....could you share with up where you look up the circuit boards...is it on Ebay or is there another site you use...thanks
Yayy🎉
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There are call transistors
9:02 - increasing the value of a expansion card. Ben is being Ben.
I like your pfp 👍
@@scrappydoo7887Thank you. You can copy it and use it as your own.
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Here in Norway we don´t get money for ewaste. If it was the same over there what would you do? More metal recovery?
Você precisa encontrar alguém que trabalhe com material eletrônico vintage, pois aí pode repassar todo o lote de uma vez, mesmo que o preço não seja tão alto, você vende melhor que sucata e não perde tempo
Um abraço do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
awesome video. it sounds like ur mic is on the way out though as i got tons of static on and off
Probably all the plutonium in the boards lol
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thyristors
@38:00 aren't they transistors?
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kupi si dji osmo action cam one nemaju problema sa temperaturom
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i sell the momery board becahse sipp with no gold fingers is rare .
the reason you dont sell a lot of stuff mate is as soon as you have been inside or pulled cards with mole grips seeing bits you like there worthless your better sell the full unit interested collectors will make an offer and like your resellers need to make there cut on it so as someone making all that old stuff work . Lets face it your getting them for nothing , the guys mending these things can spend up to a year making them work, "some even longer" to make a turnover giving you there full value of making it work were is there mark up... you go to vintage selling sites but there will not tolerate stuff messed with. THATS WHERE THE REAL MONEY IS card pullers no one wants them , and mate that not said with anything against you , its when you mention vintage you need to respect the buyer like any other sale when you want regular buyers
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37:50 I call them TOP Hats