u/FeralCheryll

Auction was listed as power strips and miscellaneous electronics. Couldn't tell if it was computers or what at the bottom of the pallet. Nobody else bid on this lot so it was mine for a buck. Full of power strips and UPS's

I spent three days breaking it all down to this point.

Third pic is all of the large transformers along with some 10/3 cords, which I'll either sell or strip down.

3 full buckets of cords. Pretty brass. Then I have 3 totes filled with low grade boards to break down further. Last picture is what I have left to process. Didn't have the right size square bit handy. Some of the strips need a "Y" bit that I don't have. No payday yet but I'll definitely be keeping track of this one $$

Inside a UPS. It's very heavy. I have not seen a transformer that looks like this one before.

I just tore apart an old outdated ethereum mining rig. I now have 36 of these gpu cards which I'll send in for ewaste recovery. How would these be graded? As finger boards? Or mid-grade telecom maybe? All 36 only weigh out to 4 pounds. Thanks!

What parts are worth reselling or breaking down?

What are the silver colored cylinders with a hoke on top?

I saved this unit because it's heavy and because it's a power supply, I was sure it would have some good copper inside. It's not exactly what I expected to see when I opened it up. Still a nice old find.

Any help would be appreciated. I do like the painting but would love to know more about the artist.

It looks like Houston is the last name. First name is short. Possibly Tara?

I would say 2004 because it is a modern canvas.

Greetings everyone. I'm wondering if anyone can help me id this silver dish by the hallmarks.

Thanks so much!!

I bought some old electronics at auction, knowing how they used to build back in the day. What I'm unsure of is, do you think I'd get more by depopulating the ic chips or selling the boards whole?