Trash picking was hard today but things will get better next week, stay tuned! To contact me by email: weeeben@optusnet.com.au Keep scrapping & Have fun!
You can wash a motherboard in 91% isopropyl alcohol and dry the board in a low-heat oven to ensure all the components are free of water and deposits from getting wet outside. (100°F for a couple of hours after washing the board with a soft brush and the isopropyl, then blow dry as much as possible with compressed air to ensure all the isopropyl is evaporated before drying in the oven.) I used to work in conformal coating at a "class A" electronics manufacturer, and we would wash the boards after they came from wave soldering, inspiration, and clipping. We did the water, environmental proofing, and adhesives to protect components from being damaged by movement once they were assembled in their final build configuration (we were usually contracted to manufacture the boards and not the whole device) to be as "reliable as possible" . PCs are rarely class A; most consumer-grade electronics are class C. A cool way to tell is with a UV light to check if the board has been sprayed with a protective coating that to the naked eye would look like an automotive clear coat and RTV or epoxy gluing components or sealing the base of connectors to the board as water proofing or to prevent shorts from component movement during designed usage, usually in military and aeronautical and some tel-com and automotive applications, like emergency vehicles and emergency broadcast systems. This info might prove helpful for items meant to go into a collection but have seen water or debris contamination from use or being set out to be hauled away.
I do believe scraper chick knows when you are making videos. He or she shows up everytime!😂 I love that chicken Ben and I enjoy all your videos short or long.
Wouldn’t worry much about the motherboard getting wet some retro and vintage restorers put them in the sink or dishwasher to clean them. Before you put it in storage pop out the battery as they do leak and damage the boards
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They are still out the old school PC's I picked up a 486 Pentium today, I couldn't believe my eyes ! Also I reckon when it rains people couldn't be bothered throwing their rubbish out that's why maybe all the stuff from yesterday hasn't been topped up today just my 2 cents
i have a junk of 286 pc and havent a back panels , and hdd and cards , this is for scrap steel and mother board for sell , this macintosh is good i dont see anyone 6 Years
Cool video, by the way: you missed some real silver, gold and platinum metals: the silver is inside the computer keyboard printed at the key mylar, in old keyboards with the "clicking" keys, there is gold inside the keys, it can be a lot! The remote controlls have hidden gold, platinum metals and silver if they are not from china and more PMs if they are older🤑
Scrappers want the cords for copper. It's first come, first serve. Ben usually waits til the day before the garbage is hauled off, so he saves it from the landfill. I'll cut cords too.
Love it when you bring it back home to scrap something you picked up street scrapping
Wow you need a bigger yard your a busy man and you still take us scraping with you much appreciated 👍
Yeah don't become Pushbike Ben, stay eWaste ben!
You can wash a motherboard in 91% isopropyl alcohol and dry the board in a low-heat oven to ensure all the components are free of water and deposits from getting wet outside. (100°F for a couple of hours after washing the board with a soft brush and the isopropyl, then blow dry as much as possible with compressed air to ensure all the isopropyl is evaporated before drying in the oven.) I used to work in conformal coating at a "class A" electronics manufacturer, and we would wash the boards after they came from wave soldering, inspiration, and clipping. We did the water, environmental proofing, and adhesives to protect components from being damaged by movement once they were assembled in their final build configuration (we were usually contracted to manufacture the boards and not the whole device) to be as "reliable as possible" . PCs are rarely class A; most consumer-grade electronics are class C. A cool way to tell is with a UV light to check if the board has been sprayed with a protective coating that to the naked eye would look like an automotive clear coat and RTV or epoxy gluing components or sealing the base of connectors to the board as water proofing or to prevent shorts from component movement during designed usage, usually in military and aeronautical and some tel-com and automotive applications, like emergency vehicles and emergency broadcast systems. This info might prove helpful for items meant to go into a collection but have seen water or debris contamination from use or being set out to be hauled away.
I do believe scraper chick knows when you are making videos. He or she shows up everytime!😂 I love that chicken Ben and I enjoy all your videos short or long.
Scrapper chooks in the house!
Loving all the new videos mate!!
Great Video Ben Keep Bringing The Video's Dude God Bless You And Your Family 🙏👍👍
Haha I love how the chicken always shows up!!
What a shame nothing in the safe but still some good stuff today not a lot but still worth it thank you for sharing this with us six stars brother
Very very nice video
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You always have such kind words for Ben. God Bless u tawni
From a fellow Aussie 😊
Hey Ben if U hold the front wheel of the bike between Ur legs and turn handle bars 90° the bike will be a lot more flat. Cheers Graham
Scrapping in the rain that is dedication love you videos Ben good scores and success in future I wish to you
man your streets are not very wide! Best from the USA
Wouldn’t worry much about the motherboard getting wet some retro and vintage restorers put them in the sink or dishwasher to clean them. Before you put it in storage pop out the battery as they do leak and damage the boards
👍Shame rain stopped play,but sometimes it’s just about getting out 👍
A short video is better for than no video. Thanks
19:04 eWaste Hen
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They are still out the old school PC's I picked up a 486 Pentium today, I couldn't believe my eyes ! Also I reckon when it rains people couldn't be bothered throwing their rubbish out that's why maybe all the stuff from yesterday hasn't been topped up today just my 2 cents
Cold and wet....much like the UK but it's summer here 😢
I'm from Nebraska where if it's raining it means it's not very cold.
love your video's when are you doing your next mega scrap out ? love watching the really long vids
May i tell you the truth? you dont need 'interesting stuff' to film. i Just love watching you cutting cables lol
Good Morning Mr B from USA-NJ. I find it funny you use microwaves for storage & i tear ‘em down.
I like to fill them with scrap metal for compactability
I’m sad because after this year hard rubbish is ending and you have to ring and book it to be picked up next year
Great video
Cheers Ben
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Sorry your street scrap wasn't better. Suck is life in the world of scrapping. But it was fun watching the old Mac scrap. Have a great one my friend.
Looks like you need a good sort out, and me too...
With special crucible kit microwave can be used to melt metals.
be careful or you will turn in to THE MICROWAVE MAN!!!
love it
i have a junk of 286 pc and havent a back panels , and hdd and cards , this is for scrap steel and mother board for sell , this macintosh is good
i dont see anyone 6 Years
Cool video, by the way: you missed some real silver, gold and platinum metals: the silver is inside the computer keyboard printed at the key mylar, in old keyboards with the "clicking" keys, there is gold inside the keys, it can be a lot! The remote controlls have hidden gold, platinum metals and silver if they are not from china and more PMs if they are older🤑
I'm Volkswagen scrap yard drive Van so amazing👍our vintage PC scrap $10 a cutting delivery😉videos comment eWasten Ben sold out👏❤😍!
2:12 that hurt to watch
Yayyy🎉😁
Ben why don't you grad a tote for all the ca ble you get to mack thing easier when you com to empty it
Hello eWaste Ben
Hi eWaste Ben
Hi mate
@@eWasteBen Thanks, Hello!
may be can you show ur chickens and any other animals you have
in my country someone take electronic scrap with egg or onion
Never known scrappers be so picky over there and leave so much metal behind though
That keyboard cut😢
There's an IBM XT in my basement.
Museum piece, or scrap it?
sell it
Where is you location?
When are you going to do another scrap or starve challenge?
salve ewaste ben boa sorte na casada de pc
You need a higher on some extra hands
why do you love pcs or modems if there isn't copper in it?
If you just didn't do ewaste and had more room for scrap there is so much more
Old apple pc's uses motorola cpu's
A mildly edited sped-up timelapse of you processing all that stuff would be interesting. No commentary needed.
rip 100$ keyboard 🧹
Did he destroy a vintage keyboard right from the begining ? Can not figure out the brand.
Que es lo que buscas
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Why throwout star trek vhs......Only if i lived down there....
Smart not to record and post it the Crown would want the money if found
why do you cut off cables from items which could be picked up by someone else ? it is not nice it is rude.
Scrappers want the cords for copper. It's first come, first serve. Ben usually waits til the day before the garbage is hauled off, so he saves it from the landfill. I'll cut cords too.
No one wants dirty vacuums & toasters. Cut the cord and recycle the most valuable part.
First come first serve.
You’re rude get a life loser