and sorry Tony didn't mean to jump all up in your thread, did you get a live recording done yet?
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Lol, it's all good Wes. Not yet, sitting my ass in the house. Think I've been saying since Sunday that I'm gonna do my outer tie rods. I'll do them tomorrow.and sorry Tony didn't mean to jump all up in your thread, did you get a live recording done yet?
it's been cold here, cold here is right at freezing and the house points north-south so the back yard warms up but the front and driveway stays frozen until like 10am so no fun to do anything until the afternoon. usually it doesn't get this cold until January or later, not good for the crops the farmers might get it bad this year.Lol, it's all good Wes. Not yet, sitting my ass in the house. Think I've been saying since Sunday that I'm gonna do my outer tie rods. I'll do them tomorrow.
It's been really windy here and I don't feel like dealing with that--yet.
All I can say--2020it's been cold here, cold here is right at freezing and the house points north-south so the back yard warms up but the front and driveway stays frozen until like 10am so no fun to do anything until the afternoon. usually it doesn't get this cold until January or later, not good for the crops the farmers might get it bad this year.
Sweet hookup man!! I always wondered who buys all those antiquated servers and racks of equipment. Lol.I sell a lot of used electronics, mostly information technology related, pc cards, routers, switches, etc and commercial electronics like plc cards, poe switchs, phone equipment or voip parts
but I don't limit myself to just one thing if I can get a deal on pretty much anything I buy it and re-sell, it's more beneficial for me to buy in bulk/wholesale and then piece it out but it just depends sometimes it's better to do "lot sales" in order to move it and make a quick buck. I sell a lot of vintage sound cards, vintage video cards, Ethernet cards, raid cards. I have been doing ebay for 20 years and computer equipment before that for decades. I have been lucky enough to have my foot in the door of a large electronics recycling company that I get to go in and cherry pick stuff, they have there own team of people that sell on ebay and to other company's and they still miss a ton of stuff, it's like this they are making money and ******** money at the same time like a low efficiency machine that is making 60% more power but is wasting 40% to make the 60 if that makes sense. It's mind boggling the amount of money that get's wasted.
Do you have the usb cable so you can connect it to a computer to transfer files?@Sam Harris View attachment 263836BAM! Found it!
companys give those away free to the recyclers, they get last years medical equipment, last years school computers, last years whatever. there making money hand over foot, plus they pay like .07 cents a lb to people that bring stuff in (a pittance), they give out $3-4 per CRT tv's, and in turn get $12 each from the state and all they have to do is accept them from the public stack them on a pallet, shrink wrap it, weight it and load them in a trailer, the state takes it away.Sweet hookup man!! I always wondered who buys all those antiquated servers and racks of equipment. Lol.
I didn't get it.Do you have the usb cable so you can connect it to a computer to transfer files?
Daaaaaamn. I need in on this *******!companys give those away free to the recyclers, they get last years medical equipment, last years school computers, last years whatever. there making money hand over foot, plus they pay like .07 cents a lb to people that bring stuff in (a pittance), they give out $3-4 per CRT tv's, and in turn get $12 each from the state and all they have to do is accept them from the public stack them on a pallet, shrink wrap it, weight it and load them in a trailer, the state takes it away.
me too, but....you know what they say takes money to make money I have been buying from them for almost 10 years watched them grow from a little place to baller. The owner started going to china and having products made and shipped over here in containers, he started out making some Segway type products that didn't really take off but then he came up with bumpboxx which are old school styled boom boxes (now bluetooth instead of cassette) and part of his marketing strategy was to send free bumpboxx's to all the NFL teams and that has now really taken off, he doesn't even come to work anymore lolDaaaaaamn. I need in on this *******!