[ELECTRON] EC Computers

[Bob]

Thing is just to get rid of the general rubbish then see what we have, what 
is of use to people and what is practical to keep. Maybe if there was a bit 
more space where people could store their projects and less junk they would 
be more inclined to use the space. The last ton of junk we threw out nobody 
missed much. Bob



On 20/01/2011 10:57, Andrew Back wrote:
> On (09:49 20/01/11), Martin McGrath wrote:
>
>> I like the idea of harvesting components though a nice exercise in computer
>> maintenance, soldering/sorting for anyone who wishes to do it. However I
>> suspect that people have dropped kit off with the intention of doing just
>> that, and it's just sat there for years.
>
> There are bound to be unloved CRTs and dead switch mode PSUs etc that could
> be harvested for parts. Seems a workshop or two might be a nice way of
> making this happen. Skills in component identification and desoldering are
> handy to have. Of course care needs to be exercised in handling CRTs and
> making sure that the tube is not carrying charge. I suspect that there will
> be at least one or two folks that are comfortable doing this safely.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Andrew
>


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