Re: Old, bad, destroyed electronic components

What total volume are you looking for and are you looking for larger or
smaller parts?

Depending on what you want,  I might have some stuff you can have that I've
been gong to figure out how to get rid of (ebay, trash, gift).  I'd have to
check at home about what is easy to quickly grab and I'm at CES this week.

Also,  look at the surprise boxes available from electronic goldmine.  They
are often around $5-10 and have a lot of components in each box.   I get
the impression they just throw components they have too few to sell
otherwise into a bin and mix them and put in boxes.

- Forrest

On Sat, Jan 3, 2026, 5:26 PM jim jpes.com <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I have a strange question for the list.  Does anyone, (everyone), have any
> old, bad, non-functional, electronic components that you would like to get
> rid of?
> I would be willing to pay a nominal sum for these parts.  I prefer that
> they be burned out, shorted, leaky, cracked, broken, etc,
> I have an idea for how to use these components.  I assure you all that my
> idea is not illegal, immoral, or sinister in any way.
>
> Please let me know if you have anything fitting this description, what the
> weight of the lot is, and where you are located.  The closer you are to
> Houston, Tx., the better.  But I will consider all responses.
>
> Thanks and Regards,
>
>   Jim
>
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