so you mean your not here to learn? i would change hobby and start selling your stuff as is....bomer said:Oh to hell with a learning experience ,Im in this for the return
You are asking for information that "does not exist". :shock:bomer said:(snip)
I just want to get an Idea of a guesstimate if a pro were to refine these materials .Any Ideas or guesses would be great.I know there are variables ,Im not worried about exact % I just want to know a ballpark figure based on industry avg. I also have alot of the round caps is there anything valuable in those or can I just take to e waste drop off. thanks ..
I guess you posted this while I was writing my last reply. Usually it tells me about new posts before accepting my reply, but this time it didn't.goldsilverpro said:I think I've had it with bomer. He's too "needy" and he's totally full of s**t. Most of all, I just don't like the man. He's Gone with the Wind.
I stated in one of my previous posts that you had been less than a pleasant experience since your signing on to the board. You have now confirmed my hunch, that you are a user, one who gladly takes from others with no consideration for their hard work and effort. From your comments, I get the idea you want to give a live performance, but you can't get too interested in learning to play the piano---you just want to make some music. Well, deadbeat, you're not going to do it here, at least not on my watch.bomer said:Oh to hell with a learning experience ,Im in this for the return .
chlaurite said:Or more to the point - I have a handful of 9 year old (pre-RoHS) Chaintech socket 939(AMD Winchester) VNF4 motherboards in my to-do pile. If I had them toll-refined by experts for 95+% of their silver - Can you now give a more accurate answer than "it depends"? :roll:
solar_plasma said:Beside silver solder, silver will be found in resitors and mlcc's. An average board yields 2,6 g mlcc and much less resistors. The mlcc's are said to contain about 5% silver if I remember right and this can also be recovered from any hobbyist. You can also search for threads about solder balls and their respective yields. Then weigh all solder balls from some pcb's of yours.
spaceships said:solar_plasma said:Beside silver solder, silver will be found in resitors and mlcc's. An average board yields 2,6 g mlcc and much less resistors. The mlcc's are said to contain about 5% silver if I remember right and this can also be recovered from any hobbyist. You can also search for threads about solder balls and their respective yields. Then weigh all solder balls from some pcb's of yours.
Solar just as an FYI mate, I regularly get motherboards with 200G of MLCC on EACH.
If I could just hook up with somebody who really wanted to work with me on them.... :twisted:
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