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Yeah, I can't remember where I seen it , but I can say is have seen it alot. Them nuts and bolts add up !!!!

Your not wrong...... but where is the line of scrapping and keeping ? And then it's time /value . Is my time valued more trying to figure out how to sell them or out Getting more ? The gamblers lot in life ?

@keithchasteen8593 each of the g4s are set up just a bit different. Thinking each was a step up in the company progress... better graphics and such

@definitelycasualpcs8789 there is 2 g3s .. i am sure they have model names but I am just calling them "vertical " and "horizontal " lol

@ScroogeMcDuckn yea there was soooo freaking many names and models in the mid and late 90s and none made since ..

@definitelycasualpcs8789 all complete, and that bin of wires, has just about any Apple hook up you can imagine....

@@Wrightwayrecycling right off the shelf 34.5

@Wrightwayrecycling she been diluted by rinse by about half at this point but once that CuC(ll) gets going . And at my temps , it dose some strange things . I figured it would slow down considerably but it has stayed the same , if not , dare I say better..... not enough data to say that for sure yet

​@@ScroogeMcDuckn what % hcl to distilled water

@Wrightwayrecycling 2:1 i should be saying , watch my videos and you will know lol

@ScroogeMcDuckn I'm watching. I just haven't finished it yet. Lots of children are distracted here. Thank you for your replies and the knowledge you're providing to all of us. I'm a street scrapper and have collected more than 100 flat screen tvs in the last 4 months. We are about to break them down for the scrap in them and have been thinking about doing the gold thing as well.

@empirefinds if you guys like it, share it lol , it got hidden in my older videos b4 I knew what was going on. So it sits in obscurity hahahaha

@empirefinds th-cam.com/video/1N4Htk2i1Eg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YAeujH2hQmxESqcTthat was my tv add hahah that inner 1990's water bed salesman comes out every once in a while

@ScroogeMcDuckn Just awesome brother

i would suggest to l eave them on the wires ..... IF they will not drop the grade your wire gets taken as...... it will just add weight to it. but as far as the ones you already accumulated.... if you have no use for them.... dirty steal I would say .

@mickey4947 I know, I even apologize to people in the first videos. I am no Scrapper extraordinaire by any means ......

What defines a scrapper extraordinaire ( spelled wrong so many times😂)?

@Hill-13 not sure , but to see the people I spent so many hours watching 😅 it is just awesome!

@ me too I need to get better organized , everything in buckets and boxes . I used to take the aluminum and shred steel to the recycling center . But Pennies make dollars quote popped up . That could mean the difference between a nice glassware piece or a spaghetti jar .

Everyone has their own line in the sand...... Did mine just get pushed back a bit ???😆

Actually no, if you just bring the wick up enough to get a flame,let it get goin then bring it up , it doesn't stink up the shop first thing.

@@StonemanRocks just the off the shelf 34.5 % .

@empirefinds I am trying lol , when your trying to get it live or as it unfolds , it gets hard but I like that you guys catch the excitement hahahaha I just did a small one now that it's daylight, getting it all laid out as we speek

@ScroogeMcDuckn can't wait to see brother

@definitelycasualpcs8789 ill trow up a video here in a few hours , I seen a few, but when i say it was a truckload, I mean it lol

It was the progression of a printing shopps computer collection, seems like it was from the 80' up to what looks like a nice apple G5

@@ScroogeMcDuckn dude that's awesome!! Seriously like if there's that kind of stuff Id be interested in buying the more vintage stuff help ya recoupe little money lol

@Hill-13 yeah Yeah, I am glad you said "red" . I have a video talking about the difference in the red yellow and green Handles. A tip and Hvac guy gave me.

@ have only seen a couple of your videos so far . Just trying to help out bro those right angled snips trim PCB so you can get those fingers processed not the board

@ gotta love the HVAC guy ( 33 years in the trade) 😁

@Hill-13 you never know what you will learn, if you just listen. I'm not always sure, so it's good people like you are here to correct if needed and confirm if possible!!! Thank you

@ keep at it bro

@Hill-13 you even stop in here once in a while ? What the h3ll is even happening lol all my favorites !

@rixismetals funny you say that , i just dropped a short video, about the new pickup I did and it fell in line with exactly what happens to E-waste Ben, some vintage apples !!!

@ hi mate , thought i say in case you not seen it , I’ve replied to your email 👍😁

@rixismetals I did , was going to reply but that massive APPLE pickup got in the way 😳

Next your gonna tell me the sky isn't green ?

​@@ScroogeMcDucknBlue is a mindset, not a color

@rixismetals ill have to look closer , I know I say to pay attention and do research but even I learn new things each day

@empirefinds was doing a cleanout and it was with a pile of monitors....... wasn't sure so we did a quick video, ya know, incase it went to headlines in the local paper 💥 😉

Well, duh. An 80" TV requires the same hardware as a 40" with the same specs, no reason to use a bigger board

@Devestatix not true in all cases brother I have stripped 100s some do surprise you.

​@@empirefindsYou got me there because I have not. Are you saying you've seen boards in the same model TV being smaller in the larger versions specifically or just in general?

@Devestatix some large tvs like the Polaroid use multiple I/O boards separate graphics cards some even contain multiple Ssd.

@@rixismetals i am saving them up from the 20 or so tvs we are taking apart in that series, and I will get a weight on them this time ,

@@ScroogeMcDuckn I got to say TVs are one of my favourite items to strip ( my top item is pc’s but I rarely het them ) a lot of people I know and see don’t bother stripping TVs and say not worth is and waste of time but I think they are worth stripping plus I enjoy stripping them too , I look forward to your tv stripping series mate 👍😁

@rixismetals I know your a busy guy so I appreciate the time , and at the end, we are topping it off with that 90"

@@ScroogeMcDuckn when I’m not at work or in my workshop stripping things down then I spend rest of my time on TH-cam catching up on everyone’s videos that I follow , can easily say I spend at least 4 to 5 hours a day watching TH-cam videos 😂😂

@@rixismetals in all honesty, I am trying to relay my knowledge the best I can. I hope it's east to follow

@ from the videos I’ve watch up to now your doing a great job 👍😁

@@Dofustofy that's what I was thinking. I was surprised that some worked.

@ScroogeMcDuckn I do all my flex cables from TV's and computer eWaste by incineration way

Thanks for the information, im sure some of those concerns are addresses in particular 2 and three. Look forward to hearing your comments on those as well

@CuttinEJ Your not wrong...... is there anything in particular you would change ?

@, well the first thing would be the reaction vessel. Take a 5 gallon bucket, and then find a 2 or 3 gallon bucket that will fit in the 5 gallon bucket. Drill holes in the smaller bucket just big enough for the gold flakes to pass through. Do this all over the bottom and about 1/4-1/3 up the side. All of the gold bearing material (pins and fingers) will go in the smaller bucket. Important note: Only the fingers and pins are to be processed, so they must be removed from the bulk material before proceeding. Once you have your small bucket filled with the material to be processed, place it in the larger bucket and cover the material with hydrochloric acid. You can leave it like this and it will work, but it will take several weeks (couple of months) to finish. To speed up the process considerably, add a liter of hydrogen peroxide and a bubbler (like in a fish tank). The bubbler will keep the solution moving so that it’s constantly moving fresh acids over the material. Hydrogen peroxide will combine with the hydrochloric acid and etch the copper more efficiently to release the gold faster. Add another liter of hydrogen peroxide every 3 days to freshen the solution. Give the inner bucket a good swish and swirl every day (morning and evening is best) to really keep the solution thoroughly mixed and to help release any gold flakes from the host material. This should reduce the time required for this stage of the process to about 7-10 days. Once you’re certain all the gold has been released, you can begin removing the host material from the inner bucket. Has to be done 1 piece at a time to catch the clingers, which can usually be rinsed off with a spray bottle. This will keep you busy for a while. When you reach a point where you actually have some free gold to refine, give me a holler and we’ll continue. I hope this helps. It should make your progress faster and your life easier.

@@ScroogeMcDuckn, heads up! The next step is filtering. It’s important to do it right.

@CuttinEJ i can see by the length of your comment, either you really care or think I have absolutely no clue what I am doing. So even if it is copy and paste from C.M Hoke, it's still helpful thank you .

@CuttinEJ yes , if you watch the other 2 parts , I might surprise you 😉