Scarp.

Why is such a small amount for a full vehicles worth?

This is why the retro computer market is so nuts these days, pretty rare CPU that would sell for decent money being harvested for $2 of gold

V-tech huh..... Sounss familiar

Dude, the time per money gained ratio is worse than minimum wage, why would anyone do this?

If the thing works, you can sell it for far more than you’ll ever make trying to get gold from it

Dont forget to try if that screen it is still working before you dismantle it

Clean that camera lens... HAK TUAH spit on that thang!

Resell the monitor and get more money by not being an idiot.

Yes there is gold. But its a tiny amount. The work of recovering costs more then the gold.

I’m curious how pure it actually is

I think at that point, its more valuable as a tv repair part than just the thin strip of gold.

Make a sword or knife out of it 😮

It's not worth it unless you are high volume.

There's 10 dollars worth of work in reclaiming the gold from 1lb of scrap. There's also less than a dollar's worth of gold in 1lb of scrap.

Yes, but to be fair; there are so many steps in between actually accumulating all of the gold in them. There's a company that specializes in the procedure and makes a lot of cash from the gold

Reminds me of when i was a tweeker

Scrapping is always nice until you leave the recycling yard and a half mile down the road you've got a flat tire or two.

Well, what's your profit margin?

What is the price per pound on ballist

U need another more to fix that windshield

Dont let cyraxx know you are stepping on his hustle.

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The copper key contacts have palladium wires on them not to mention the busbars and foot peddle contacts

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So how much is it worth?

Thanks bro Only 400 views, but that's 400 people helped

You missed the silver contact, like in TV remote controls, of the push buttons being masked by the flat panel back you didn't want to get into. However, you need 1000s of those push button contacts for inputs to the chips informing the chip what buttons you push (same technology as TV remotes). The metal silver is usually used instead of copper to electronically signal a pushed connection to ground in those push button designs. Many scrappers don't save 1000s of them because of the costs, room and resources needed to get that silver ... So you were in a way okay to not worry about it.

Thanks for the video. I hv four I need to scrap...was looking for ideas and found your helpful video

It’s obviously stolen and thrown out of a car window when everything was taken out.

Interesting…thanks

I like the video! Can I contact u?

Only $25!!!!! ☹️

Bro this is so cool

I use to do this in the Dallas suburbs i would get some amazing stuff some of it was still working just out of date it's harder in Louisiana especially in country most people just burn or bury everything lol

What type of wire are you getting out of those ? What's it worth ?

Would have been nice to see what you got for the scrap.

Good haul happy scrappin Merry Christmas i

could have made money by fixing it

If only you knew what you were doing lol. You threw away a few grams of palladium. Which is over $60 a gram right now

I found 10 ..Apartment Move out...I am donating !

I would have scrapped this as well nice score

Great job, I hate seeing good metal being put 6 feet under

Is this Virginia?

Is this the old version with all the palladium in it?> O.o

I have a chance to get my hands on at least 100 steel ones, my question is , How much does the steel cylinder weigh?

You just can't beat free ! 😁😁😁

Is scrapping still worth the cost of gas?

Gold on them thar streets ! 😁😁

always scrapping :) cords everywhere when you look for them. +sub. take it easy! ~Gizmodious