I just love any pcb populated with components, there is no help. I dont know if there is all be usefull, but I collect em all... In some point, realize that, if I cant find fast some components what I need, it is no efficient to store pcb in this way. Whatching others who desoldering few usefull components, and all other throw away, is no sense to me, because, many time I found that just specific components I need and will be happy when I have it. I try to desolder almost all common component and place it in small bins, but too many components do mess and bin not practical anymore, and many time go away to almost nothing benefit........................ Have you use a computer to hold information of resources, or how you use it efficiently? How you close circle, what regularity you do to that some pcb is usefull when needed?
how to organise your scrap pcb?
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I do not use computer for making an inventory list of parts but this might helpful at some points but because I only have a few places to get parts I remember what there name are and there location where to find them but I really just use part number and look them up for me it simpler
I will usually keep circuit boards that are not completely burned if they have a lot of components on them or I have more than one device that has the same boards but a different set of algorithms or parameters because you can still use the other components I also do this because I want to see if it is the same type of failure or not
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