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State of Electronics - Hunters and Collectors

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First published at 20:24 UTC on November 17th, 2020.

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Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOepzhfgouq_rPxDx-kCn7Q

In this episode, we look at how people acquired components, to make electronic devices. Some people were loaned components (or old radios), while others had to "dumpster dive&qu…

Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOepzhfgouq_rPxDx-kCn7Q

In this episode, we look at how people acquired components, to make electronic devices. Some people were loaned components (or old radios), while others had to "dumpster dive" or scavenge on the Tip, while yet others dragged Billy Carts along their streets, picking up discarded TV's, Radios and HiFi equipment for parts. In the past, Disposal Stores sold ex military equipment, which could be stripped for components, while Junk shops and Surplus stores sold off massive back catalogues of parts to anyone interested. While new parts were expensive, used ones were plentiful.

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