I am an ultrasound tech for the last 40 years.....yea 40 years! I recognize some of those boards made by ATL. It took a lot of technology back in the day to make soundwaves into images.Technology has really changed. That unit new was over $100k US. I use a $5k laptop unit now that does everything that unit did & I use it to do home cases now.Better on the back.
Me and my grandson really enjoyed this video. He really like it when u went old school scrapper to get that one part off. We love the videos we have learned alot from u. Thanks have a blessed day.
Watching you rip and tear the drawers out made me laugh. All roller style shelves or drawers have a little plastic release lever on the rail toward the bottom left and right of the drawer. But kicking them works too 😆
WOW!!! Coincidentally, they've lately retired 4 of these machines at the hospital where I work. They're just taking up space and not sure what they'll do with them. Those things are well built and super heavy. I work with a cardiac ultra sound tech and often have to push her machine to set it up. No board sort or anywhere to sell boards here in Canada that I know of. I usually just take them apart for the copper and aluminium. Just hoarding the rest for now: cpus, ram sticks, and all the little nuggets on the boards.
Do you have any of the motherboards. I collect old computer hardware and have been hunting for an iwill dp533 motherboard for a few years now. As far as I know these philips machines use that exact same motherboard. Please let me know. I am located in Manitoba.
@@CompGuy66, the machines are at the hospital. I don't have the space or any way to take them. I just took apart a few computers. The oldest were dates 2005-2006. 2 Dell, an HP and a newer LG. Some I've started to depopulate and others I left as is. I'll check for that # on the boards I already have. I did take apart a few very old computers. If you give me your e-mail address I can send pics. I live in New Brunswick.
Thank You Sir, Like all your videos. Your videos are a break from the nwo world. I am simple minded so you can never tell me anything to many times. Thank you again Sir.
Love your stuff I try to keep up with your scraping endeavors as quickly as you produce them. Thank you for all the effort you do. This one was worth every second.
Bingo, says Ben!😆 What a scrap session, I could see your toes curl up Ben, and with your shoes on, when you discovered that one board. LOL I really enjoyed this video 👍👍💪💪 Thanks
This video made me look at the businesses around me in a whole different way. Wow!! Yeah, it took a little while, but he pulled out the equivalent of 10+ computers.
That's freaking awesome. My scouts are looking to get a donation of alot of equipment like this. This is going to be awesome on the recycling. Thanks for the post.
I'd say get the other one but I'm biased to scrapping new and unusual things cause it's just so much fun. However you can justify it with those great boards for gold recovery. Plus, now that you have an idea of how to get in it and don't need to record, the scrap should go faster.
"Alright, alright, alright" 0:50 AM in Germany and the beer is out, but no meanwhile with a new video from Australias best Scrapper ya. 😎😎😎 Thanks Ben and greets from Berlin 😉👍
I'm glad you explain things. I'm neither a computer person nor a scraper e-waste or otherwise. I'm just a mom who is also a librarian who loves knowledge and has a son who is into IT and computers. He will go to computer engineering university in two years. So I appreciate learning this. I now can talk to my son about his passion. He asked for an old server and parts for his 16th birthday so he can rebuild it. He's been taking apart other computers as well. Anyway thanks for what you're doing for not just scrapers but future ones
Hello Ben, Sweden here again. Good thing you mentioned coffee, stripping wire in the garage and took a thermos with me... I also have helicopters around me from time to time but they are mascerading as Coast Guard 🤣 Stay safe and take care.
What a butcher, That unit had enormous value for recycled parts, but, you destroyed all the value there was. For your $ 50.00 of scrap, probably was worth $2000.00 U.S. Parted out online. These machines are purchased regularly for use in third world countries.
It's funny how you tackle problems. You're holding a cable with a connector that pulls apart clearly in-between. So Instead of pulling the cable apart, your tool of choice is...Wait for it... A wire cutter! 17:35
Plz tell your friend to drop it off my place if you don't have room :). He can load my backyard whit these anytime :).This thing is awesome. I was amaze whit the Cisco server racks last video, but this beat it X 10.Ty for sharing this Ben. Have a great one and stay safe mate.
Hello Ben! From the USA, I've been a subscriber to the channel 👍 for better than a year. It's always nice to tune in when you're breaking down good quality 👌 electronics as you share your excitement and knowledge. Continued success and happy scrapping.
The angle of the camera is fine thanks. It makes it more interesting viewing, angles, or positions that you have to be in to remove screws or panels. It like I am right there.
I stripped an older philips ultrasound (crt monitor) from Seaside vets here in Wallaroo. It weighed 200kg according to the operator's book. Stripped bare, there was 74kg of aluminium chassis/panelling, about 20- 25 large pcb's, 2 large transformers. I still have the heavy duty dual wheel castors with suspension. Not a massive amount of wires. Good money for the ally.
Absolutely brilliant video Ben i really enjoyed this one. Don't apologise for how long they are, the longer the better. If they are too long to watch in one go then it's easy to watch in stages
Hello Ben, Sweden here again. My yard allows for 10% ferrous material by weight on aluminium. We also have 2 grades on copper, bare bright #1 and copper #2 all the rest.
@@Nightbird2k6 so do I, a few nuts and bolts is nothing to worry about. Scrapyard likes it when connectors are cut from cable and copper wire. I pull off the prongs for brass and the rest in scrap Steel.
@@pederlindstrom3132 Connectors must be cut here, otherwise you get a much lower price for cable. I also take the brass prongs and threw the erst into low grade boards. There's usually still a bit brass and copper left.
@@Nightbird2k6 same here, if you have the connectors on the cable is about half price so it's good to take brass prongs and get scrap steel price for the plug itself 😃
Ben great job get that Gold, nice boards can you get the other 2 ultrasound machines ? You are one of the best scrappers I have been watching for a few many years now. You are the man down under. Keep up the great work and have fun doing it
Ben I'm clear in Salt Lake City, Utah living/working mate and should you not want to pick this other ultrasound machine up to scrap man, then I'll fly over and grab it 😜
those blocks on the back they are tiny relays so they will have some copper spools tiny one and at least silver contacts or may be even gold tho so far i found gold contact only in blue colored ones might be accidental but ...
Cool to see what is inside! I don’t even scrap and watch your vids. Often to chill out at the end of the day or have them on in the background. I often wake up and they are still playing lol Hopefully that helps with the ad revenue 👍 Keep it up. Cheers from the U.S.
Go get the other one. just for gold recovery, medical equipment is still manufactured with much better components so will likely be great for gold recovery.
you probably dont give a shit but does any of you know a method to get back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Kieran Damon i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm trying it out atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Most interesting scrap I've had was an echocardiogram machine and it had similar boards but I had no knowledge of circuit boards so I just thought they were pretty and scrapped them without thinking about it
Very enjoyable watch, Ben, thanks for sharing! Boggles the mind how much design, engineering and over-speccing goes into these machines; probably justifies the price. Now imagine printed out versions of the design documents and schematics down to each electrical component: could probably fill a warehouse!
That’s awesome great video.. I just got my first two pick ups and one of them being 5 pcs I was excited about that till I saw this 😂😂😂..as always thanks Ben
Even though you have told us 1000 times what something is, there are always someone new viewing and learning. 👍
I am an ultrasound tech for the last 40 years.....yea 40 years! I recognize some of those boards made by ATL. It took a lot of technology back in the day to make soundwaves into images.Technology has really changed. That unit new was over $100k US. I use a $5k laptop unit now that does everything that unit did & I use it to do home cases now.Better on the back.
Yep like me thank you for the videos
Under that last board you left in there is where they put the gold bars to help counter weight the machine ;)
Me and my grandson really enjoyed this video. He really like it when u went old school scrapper to get that one part off. We love the videos we have learned alot from u. Thanks have a blessed day.
So much enthusiasm exhibited in this vid...loved it! Good on you mate!
Loved how you said you didnt want this video being an hour long and yet it goes on for an hr n a half haha
This was a great video. I couldn't stop laughing when you kicked that slide out with the mother board and it just fell out. Good one Ben, thanks!
i would keep the monitor arm and mount for use in conjunction with a microscope. or use it for testing old pc's or consoles that you may get
You always know it's gonna be a good video when he says he doesn't want it to be a long video in the start and it ends up being over an hour ahaha
Definitely get the other one!
For sure! Good video btw. :D
Watching you rip and tear the drawers out made me laugh. All roller style shelves or drawers have a little plastic release lever on the rail toward the bottom left and right of the drawer.
But kicking them works too 😆
WOW - THAT WAS A FASCINATING SCRAP - WELL DONE - MORE MONEY IN YOUR POCKET !!!!
New video! Awesome video by the way!
150% fantastic vid Ben!! ;) Pls post the scrapping video of that giant tv. Good luck with the second ultrasound machine!! Stay safe bro!
Great Video Ben Nice Score On The Ultra Sound Machine Keep Bringing The Videos Dude👍👍
I'm sure glad that you are breaking this down and not me!! Good job mate!!!
WOW!!! Coincidentally, they've lately retired 4 of these machines at the hospital where I work. They're just taking up space and not sure what they'll do with them. Those things are well built and super heavy. I work with a cardiac ultra sound tech and often have to push her machine to set it up. No board sort or anywhere to sell boards here in Canada that I know of. I usually just take them apart for the copper and aluminium. Just hoarding the rest for now: cpus, ram sticks, and all the little nuggets on the boards.
Do you have any of the motherboards. I collect old computer hardware and have been hunting for an iwill dp533 motherboard for a few years now. As far as I know these philips machines use that exact same motherboard. Please let me know. I am located in Manitoba.
@@CompGuy66, the machines are at the hospital. I don't have the space or any way to take them. I just took apart a few computers. The oldest were dates 2005-2006. 2 Dell, an HP and a newer LG. Some I've started to depopulate and others I left as is. I'll check for that # on the boards I already have. I did take apart a few very old computers. If you give me your e-mail address I can send pics. I live in New Brunswick.
Rina Martin How can I reach you? I do not see a private message option here on youtube.
Rina Martin You can email me at brandonsmithfield66@gmail.com
@@CompGuy66 Just sent you an e-mail.
Thank You Sir,
Like all your videos. Your videos are a break from the nwo world.
I am simple minded so you can never tell me anything to many times. Thank you again Sir.
Enjoy your youtube channel. Keep it up ben. Love scrapping myself cheers AAAAA++++++
Love your stuff
I try to keep up with your scraping endeavors as quickly as you produce them. Thank you for all the effort you do. This one was worth every second.
Bingo, says Ben!😆 What a scrap session, I could see your toes curl up Ben, and with your shoes on, when you discovered that one board. LOL I really enjoyed this video 👍👍💪💪 Thanks
This video made me look at the businesses around me in a whole different way. Wow!! Yeah, it took a little while, but he pulled out the equivalent of 10+ computers.
Absolutely get the other one Great video!!
Hi Ben good morning another great video take care your health and keep scrapping regard 👍👍👍👍🇸🇬
1:12:08. What you're looking at is a load of relays. Each of them have copper spools in them along with silver plated contacts.
That big lever is just to push the back plane evenly on to the daughter boards.
Awesome video dude
That's freaking awesome. My scouts are looking to get a donation of alot of equipment like this. This is going to be awesome on the recycling. Thanks for the post.
I'd say get the other one but I'm biased to scrapping new and unusual things cause it's just so much fun. However you can justify it with those great boards for gold recovery. Plus, now that you have an idea of how to get in it and don't need to record, the scrap should go faster.
Always a special and never seen scrapout whats next ben a ct scanner haha thanks for the fun
"Alright, alright, alright" 0:50 AM in Germany and the beer is out, but no meanwhile with a new video from Australias best Scrapper ya. 😎😎😎 Thanks Ben and greets from Berlin 😉👍
I hope you were able to get the second machine!
I'm glad you explain things. I'm neither a computer person nor a scraper e-waste or otherwise. I'm just a mom who is also a librarian who loves knowledge and has a son who is into IT and computers. He will go to computer engineering university in two years. So I appreciate learning this. I now can talk to my son about his passion. He asked for an old server and parts for his 16th birthday so he can rebuild it. He's been taking apart other computers as well. Anyway thanks for what you're doing for not just scrapers but future ones
you should have a small bucket near where you take apart things, just to put all the screws in. they add up in weight pretty fast.
"That's the professional way to scrap!". LOL
Hello Ben, Sweden here again.
Good thing you mentioned coffee, stripping wire in the garage and took a thermos with me...
I also have helicopters around me from time to time but they are mascerading as Coast Guard 🤣
Stay safe and take care.
What a butcher, That unit had enormous value for recycled parts, but, you destroyed all the value there was. For your $ 50.00 of scrap, probably was worth $2000.00 U.S. Parted out online. These machines are purchased regularly for use in third world countries.
Super interesting video! Love seeing unusual stuff getting scrapped. Looking forward to that giant tv.
You should get a small dosimeter or a geiger counter for when you get some strange or medical equipment for scrap.
amazing video. loved every second.
Here we go again I Ben waiting lol!
Big hammer Ben and if that don't work get a bigger hammer , Ben and if that doesn't work get just one stick of dinomite. Ha ,ha. Best wishes Ben
This was fun! Love seeing weird machines
Moral of the show is never give 100K UT machine to a srcapper! Ha
love it, like a kid in a sweet shop
Loved the video one of the best
It's funny how you tackle problems. You're holding a cable with a connector that pulls apart clearly in-between. So Instead of pulling the cable apart, your tool of choice is...Wait for it... A wire cutter! 17:35
Plz tell your friend to drop it off my place if you don't have room :). He can load my backyard whit these anytime :).This thing is awesome. I was amaze whit the Cisco server racks last video, but this beat it X 10.Ty for sharing this Ben. Have a great one and stay safe mate.
Hello Ben! From the USA, I've been a subscriber to the channel 👍 for better than a year. It's always nice to tune in when you're breaking down good quality 👌 electronics as you share your excitement and knowledge. Continued success and happy scrapping.
lol Ben wath out for your neighbour as they see you dragging two more of that machines into your yard they can take you for Frankenstein lol
The angle of the camera is fine thanks. It makes it more interesting viewing, angles, or positions that you have to be in to remove screws or panels. It like I am right there.
obscure three for free reference, he's always on the hunt
invest in a trailer for those oddly picks
I just looked on ebay and you can sell parts off them they go for big money just for the used parts. Dont scrap it
I stripped an older philips ultrasound (crt monitor) from Seaside vets here in Wallaroo. It weighed 200kg according to the operator's book. Stripped bare, there was 74kg of aluminium chassis/panelling, about 20- 25 large pcb's, 2 large transformers. I still have the heavy duty dual wheel castors with suspension. Not a massive amount of wires. Good money for the ally.
May be make a work bench on wheels out of this? Good video,Stay safe and healthy.
GO GET THE OTHER. SNAP IT UP!!! 👍👍👍👍
Nice scrap out vid mate. Keep them coming.
Absolutely brilliant video Ben i really enjoyed this one. Don't apologise for how long they are, the longer the better. If they are too long to watch in one go then it's easy to watch in stages
As much as an ultrasound costs the machine should be made in pure gold!
Hello Ben, Sweden here again.
My yard allows for 10% ferrous material by weight on aluminium.
We also have 2 grades on copper, bare bright #1 and copper #2 all the rest.
Same here in Germany. I don't know how much % is allowed, but I always leave rivets and stubborn screws on my aluminium scrap.
@@Nightbird2k6 so do I, a few nuts and bolts is nothing to worry about.
Scrapyard likes it when connectors are cut from cable and copper wire.
I pull off the prongs for brass and the rest in scrap Steel.
@@pederlindstrom3132 Connectors must be cut here, otherwise you get a much lower price for cable. I also take the brass prongs and threw the erst into low grade boards. There's usually still a bit brass and copper left.
@@Nightbird2k6 same here, if you have the connectors on the cable is about half price so it's good to take brass prongs and get scrap steel price for the plug itself 😃
Go for it lots of good metal and boards. I would take a dozen.
It's the machine that just keeps giving! Well done and I hope you got the other one. Take care, Poo
at 9:10 Don't want to make this a 1 hour video? No, it's a 1:37:30 video!
The black things all over your board you were breaking up isn't a transformer it is a relay. Has almost pure silver contacts
Good day mate!! Excellent effing video mate..!!!
Best scrap ever dude.....
Ben.. You know your short on time.. But your dying to go get it.. Don't miss that change you have... Best of luck...
Do you have a video of what all comes out of computer towers that have gold in them? Thank you really like your videos
Really enjoyed the video. Thank you.
That was quite an adventure full of surprises. Thanks it's always interesting.
Ben great job get that Gold, nice boards can you get the other 2 ultrasound machines ? You are one of the best scrappers I have been watching for a few many years now. You are the man down under. Keep up the great work and have fun doing it
Ben I'm clear in Salt Lake City, Utah living/working mate and should you not want to pick this other ultrasound machine up to scrap man, then I'll fly over and grab it 😜
Absolutely get the other one
I like the videos when you are talking stuff apart and with the hole of it on video
Hell man a nice scrap. Keep them coming please n like your video's.
Go for it Ben!
Great vid ben and even the magnetic MLCCs are worth taking they have PD and AG but smaller amounts but still worth taking
those blocks on the back they are tiny relays so they will have some copper spools tiny one and at least silver contacts or may be even gold tho so far i found gold contact only in blue colored ones might be accidental but ...
Cool to see what is inside! I don’t even scrap and watch your vids. Often to chill out at the end of the day or have them on in the background.
I often wake up and they are still playing lol Hopefully that helps with the ad revenue 👍
Keep it up. Cheers from the U.S.
Thanks for watching!
Bloody hell squire, there is enough computing power in that little baby detector to send us to MARS!
Did you get the second one?
I always find that medical equipment is usually the same grade as military spec.
sure you should get the other one you can always keep them for later tho little bulky but cool
Hey Ben this was an awesome video, love these surprise videos long videos lol are great keep em going
Wow now I need to find me a ultrasound machine to scrap
Go get the other one. just for gold recovery, medical equipment is still manufactured with much better components so will likely be great for gold recovery.
That was Ultra good
Ben can scrap anything
you probably dont give a shit but does any of you know a method to get back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Keagan Yosef Instablaster ;)
@Kieran Damon i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm trying it out atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kieran Damon It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my ass :D
@Keagan Yosef you are welcome =)
Awesome really really enjoyed this scrap out, what a score!! Well done ben 👍 loved some of those server grade boards, real nice 👍
The people have spoken Ben, get the other one too. Majority rule.
Great video !
Go for it!
Master ben realy very good and very suprised a scrap last scrap maybe you DIY tools table :))
I would get the other one. Go for it.
nice to watch your channel
Most interesting scrap I've had was an echocardiogram machine and it had similar boards but I had no knowledge of circuit boards so I just thought they were pretty and scrapped them without thinking about it
Awesome !!
That ferrite bar can be repurposed for RF chokes to use on other electronic devices.
Very enjoyable watch, Ben, thanks for sharing! Boggles the mind how much design, engineering and over-speccing goes into these machines; probably justifies the price. Now imagine printed out versions of the design documents and schematics down to each electrical component: could probably fill a warehouse!
34:16 In my opinion, I'd get the second one too. Alone already for the wholeboards!
But anyway good Video!
That’s awesome great video.. I just got my first two pick ups and one of them being 5 pcs I was excited about that till I saw this 😂😂😂..as always thanks Ben