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How To Get Cheap Electronic Components (Salvaging From Circuit Boards)

238,282 views October 25, 2017 13:37

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In this video, I will show you how I get cheap electronic components by salvaging from circuit boards. I get circuit boards from defunct electronic devices that I get practically for free, then I desolder all the useful components from them and sort them into drawers. It is a really cool way to get components cheaply.

A Good soldering iron to use:
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A Solder Sucker:
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A way to hold your parts:
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A Good desoldering iron:
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A Multimeter to test your components:
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Tanner Tech published this 13:37 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 238,282 times on YouTube.

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  • How to Salvage Useful Components from Old Electronics ... electronicproducts.com

    Salvaging useful parts from discarded electronics is a good way to find rare components, and the kind not always sold to individuals on small scales. Salvaging is like treasure hunting: You never what you’re going to ge…

  • Tool Tip: How to Salvage PCB Parts : 4 Steps - Instructables instructables.com

    Protip to add, based on experience: If you want to salvage a large piece (like those IDE or those PCI-E connectors on old boards) and you do not have a desoldering iron, try using a heat gun and direct the heat so that…

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