MOOSE THE SCRAPPER!!!!! Thank you for all of the information that you provide forget about all the negative comments and remarks from these people who know nothing about the scrapping industry there are a lot of people like me out here who appreciate these videos even if they are nice TV sets they were obviously not nice enough to be thrown on the ground for someone like me and you to pick up remember all you negative people saying negative comments somebody else's TRASH is somebody else's TREASURE!!!!! God bless you all!!!! 😎

Thank you for showing us all the little pieces of the board.

I did not know that the degaussing cable can also be Aluminium, never seen it, I'll keep an eye out, learned something new from you yet again, TY Moose

They also have what I have heard of called "gun-mounts" that are made of up glass that is not made anymore, some really good white glass and some other interesting colors, they use to be worth a LOT more than they are now before a new white was developed but they are still the original white and it looks good... Can be worth something to a glassblower, even if not a lot, its something! :) They are *about 4" x 1.5" x 0.4" with a little shaping to them, mostly a little wider on the ends and thinner in the middle but basically a rectangle shape. I think you only get 2-5 per big booty tv's hah.

There is also silver in the throwback on some. Wire behind the ceramic plate is silver. Just some more knowledge. Thx for the video

Thank you for this video. It is a big help

I really enjoy working with recycling

I saw a tube video where it was suggested the end of the TV tube has pladium in it.

Moose thank you

Do you have to pay your dump to get rid of your picture tube tvs? I am in Maine and my dump charges for them. What part of Maine are you in? I am near Sugarloaf.

he looks like paul mall cop

Thanks Moose I learned so much from your videos!

What value do you get from that TV in salvage?

there are also sometimes crystals in the cable/TV input box

Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor !

Thanks

Moose, for CRT monitors what years are more desirable ? I came across some going back to 1991

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also i use the unpopular method. I just smash them when im done and get the steal. just break it and wait 5 minutes

That little metal box, usually thin steel: There are usually 1 or 2 crystal oscillators in them when you open them up, I've seen as many as 3. And those threaded connectors are usually brass. We're lucky here, our state has an electronics recycling program, and they are free to dispose of there at their yard. Well, free for now; hidden "taxes" keep creeping in.

Yeah the broken glass is the least of your problems cracking those tubes. They're under vacuum and tend to explode when cracked. Aside from leaded glass dust you'll also be inhaling phosphorus when that glass shatters. Then there's the tiny razor shards of glass they tend to throw everywhere. I haven't met an epoxied on one yet that didn't come off without breaking the tube. There's ust enough epoxy to hold it in place during normal use and some gentle twisting back and forth always works them loose.

Some tube tvs if have the right inputs are sought after by retro gamers. Old games look very different on a modern flat screen. I guess they desire the original estetics.

I'm trying to find platinum metal and I heard old tvs like that have it that true ?

From way back in the early 2000s

What metals are in the glass tube?

Is there any palladium in the cathode

whats in the lamp ? i seen some components in the vacuum tube . plus , inside the yok suport .. the white thingy .. has inside some form of contactors .. i suspect a silver coating in there , but im not shure .thnx for the videous man :)

its true that it is very rare you can be zapped. Ive probly done at least 200 this year. I found one last week, i opened it up snapped the red wire and zapp. so its possible just very low odds.

CRT N LCD DISPLAYS

Tantalum is in certain things on there I hear that is big money$60 to$90 a pound for certain capacitors different manufacturer's different tantalum applications,meaning different looking capacitors I'm doing a lot of research on tantalum it's worth saving I need more information on identify in different tantalum applications or what they look like

Honestly new flat big screens go for 300 bucks, it’d be such a bitch trying to sell these. Scrapping is more fun and the buyer is virtually guaranteed to take your metal.

hey moose, what percent of those contacts would u say are silver? .900 or lower?

What do you do with the CRT tubes

Great Channel Amazing information How much copper weight in Monitor.

Moose do you have any rough ideas for the return on the copper backed, i think mosfets? I probably butchered the spelling but you probably know what I mean

You should be stuffing the casings with trash before you take them in.

those small looking things @20:15 is a diode.

Vid starts 3:21

Watermelon head:)

Scrap a princess TV set and a spongebob squarepants TV set and a spider man TV set

Id like to know if you can take liquid nitrogen or poor mans nitrogen and freeze no 2 wires to crack the insulation off and use it also to flake gold off of electronic surfaces instead of using chemicals. Have you tried that? Im planning on trying .

the 2 prong blue component is a capacitor. nothing in it. the other is an electrolytic capacitor. just a paper wrapped capacitor with an aluminum shell.

in reference to being zapped or not...........it only takes ONE time

Moose whats in the capacitors?

Rip crts they are starting to get very rare now, do not scrap them, they are awesome for retro gaming like n64, original playstation, GameCube, even original Xbox, cathode ray tube tv is actually better than flat screens

a few years ago someone tried to sell me some lithium stock; said lithium is rare; would old lithium disc and other batteries be recycleable???

The CRT is full of lead and Mercury

no flyback

Is this taxable income people make off junk?

Am I missing it, where is scrapper girls site?

Stuff like this all though it's very good video makes me sick to my stomach here we are looking for traces amount of silver that won't even buy McDonald Hamburger and everything in between. Everyone thinks they're going to get super rich off of this and you're not you're just destroying a nice television set