Something nice for a change

[CBentre]

I had a pleasant surprise today, I've been searching the forum for a few hours and haven't seen these posted anywhere so I decided to share. In case anyone is wondering they are no bigger then the average size nickle, slightly larger then a dime. Enjoy!

 

[ilikesilver]

what type of electronic did that come from? tim

 

[CBentre]

what type of electronic did that come from? tim

I'll give you a hint: It can be found in these common places....home depot,lowes,canadian tire,and target

 

[necromancer]

we need a better hint then that ....

how about a photo of the whole item ??

thanks

 

[CBentre]

Ok,ok tough crowd. I tried to get some laughs out of you more serious folks. Not gonna happen I guess. I pulled it out of a intremec wireless handheld bar code scanner 1998 model. You can view one here http://www.currentdirections.com/hardware/intermec/2425.html hope this helps

 

[kane333]

Good to know. I was wondering if they were worth looking into. How much do the chips weigh and have you tried processing them?

 

[CBentre]

Good to know. I was wondering if they were worth looking into. How much do the chips weigh and have you tried processing them?

Honestly I'm not a refiner, I buy and sell. So for now they will just go in my collection.

 

[CBentre]

Ok,ok tough crowd. I tried to get some laughs out of you more serious folks. Not gonna happen I guess. I pulled it out of a intremec wireless handheld bar code scanner 1998 model. You can view one here http://www.currentdirections.com/hardware/intermec/2425.html hope this helps

Sorry had to edit this just realized I put wrong link up. http://www.currentdirections.com/hardware/intermec/2425.html will have these green type of boards in them. Nice gold keypad traces and when i scratched the light green surface it revealed another layer of gold. The intermec 9440 model made around 1987 will have the gold chips plus these darker boards.