Depopulating High-Grade Nortel Telecom Boards: Extracting High-Quality Ceramic Chips Heat Gun Method

Embark on an enlightening exploration into the realm of telecom board depopulation in my latest video adventure. Join me as I meticulously dissect high-grade Nortel telecommunications boards, revealing the intricate network of high-quality ceramic chips within. With the gentle precision of a craftsman and the ingenuity of a modern-day alchemist, I employ the heat gun method to carefully extract these prized components, each holding untold potential for reuse or resale in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Delve into the art and science of sustainable resource utilization as we uncover the hidden treasures embedded within these sophisticated electronic systems. Through this captivating journey, discover not only the secrets of telecom board depopulation but also the transformative power of innovation and resourcefulness in our digital age. Don't miss out on this mesmerizing odyssey of technology recycling and the boundless possibilities it presents for a greener, more sustainable future.

[@Squall-wd1uu]

I see several 68060 and 030 ceramics. They are quite appreciated processors. Don't destroy them, please.

[@ewasterecovery]

The only ones that get destroyed are usually LSI and Nortel ones. I try to save all Motorola as much as possible and other useful ones 100%.

[@Squall-wd1uu]

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[@Srushty-zhyan1608]

I have old cpu 1970 1977 1978 1980
1982 1984 1986
I have board Telekom old cpu ceramic Philips on

[@Srushty-zhyan1608]

I have something one board 13 cpu ceramic on board amazing