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What Category do these LCD Invertor Boards go in?
Also, for shipping purposes, is it acceptable to break these boards in half for shipping?

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The lowest possible point for peripheral.
You can snap them. Just put both pieces in the box

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Great lesson learned. I always ripped the copper bearing (what are those pieces actually called?) off of those boards before i throw them into my peripheral bin. This will save me time and add to me periph. weight! ...not that i get a ton of those types of board, but just saying. If i recall correctly, they come out of LCD TV's, correct?

Haha, i got the answer to my second question after i read the title of this post. Disregard that one.

[quote=“FlyersMike”][/quote]
I’m only discussing this specific board post. The vast majority would be midgrade.

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I’m only discussing this specific board post. The vast majority would be midgrade.[/quote]

Gotcha. I will continue to always rip them off so it goes as periph. What do you call that copper bearing on boards?

^looks like a lcd/ccfl or simlar transformer ...

Flyers: I’m with you.
The copper as CBM2 is worth more to me than the risk of a downgrade.
Besides it’s so easy to smash the holders and spoil the copper I can walk off with #1 or #2 copper thread (hair, etc) and a peripheral board for almost no work.
So when I can get 75č from peripheral and thread or or a few pennies in midgrade it’s an easy decision for me.

Note: metal thread and pure turnings are still higher value than solids in my area, by a good margin. #1 copper is $2.40 but #1 turnings brings $2.75 and #1 thread $3.10

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