>I get mine from the Mac guy that services all the school computers.

[ snip ]

>From now on I'm not leaving old batteries in stored machines.
>Use a volt meter to check them and chuck them if they don't pass.

Lots of Macs wind up being donated to Goodwill Industries.

Since used Macs are a "drug on the market", most Macs wind up in the 
Goodwill's "bargain barn", untested.

Twice a week they will purge themselves of obsolete 'puters. This is a 
fine time to strip the Macs of any hard drives, RAM and PRAM batteries.

No need to buy the complete machines if the clerks will let you "inspect" 
the machines.

I usually wind up with a few hands full of hard drives, RAM, VRAM and 
batteries (remember: take the top of the battery box, too) and the usual 
tab is usually a few dollars.


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