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The number of chips overall (37 at least by my count) I'd be leaning toward low telco too.
I don't routinely remove any components that are soldered on, especially if I don't have a bucket for it already. It saves me time and it saves me from creating space to store extra stuff until it gets sold. Pieces of steel/aluminum/copper/brass/plastics get removed depending on what it's on and how much there is and how easy it is to remove. Removing an aluminum heatsink from a low grade board when I can't get at it without smashing it to bits (might be fun but) I'll pass. If that heatsink is copper, I'll spend a little more time on it. If it's a steel brace running down an otherwise high telco board that drops to peripheral at best, I'll remove the steel.
These are things I do, cause it works for me and my situation right now.
_________________ Here to learn more so I can recycle more My grades are my own opinion and not an official grade from Boardsort
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