How to get rid of an old tube type TV in COS?

[CO Hugh]

I just dropped one off at best buy. Great deal FREE.

[Zombie Steve]

Mark it $200 and set it on the curb, someone will steal it before morning.

My thought exactly.

[davsel]

Bulbs Plus off Platte in Colorado Springs recycles them for a small fee

http://www.bulbsplus.net/recycle.htm

[Zman]

Sad part is the tubes are probably worth some $$ to collectors of fine old equipment. Finding said collectors is the hard part.

I still remember pulling tubes, going to the electronics store, testing them and buying new ones. Ahh, the good ol days.

Z

[Circuits]

Sad part is the tubes are probably worth some $$ to collectors of fine old equipment. Finding said collectors is the hard part.

I still remember pulling tubes, going to the electronics store, testing them and buying new ones. Ahh, the good ol days.

Z

You do realize "tube" refers to the CRT, and not actual vacuum tubes, right? No vacuum tubes (triodes, etc) to be had in televisions made after the late 1970s.

[BigBear]

The trash guys are looking for this stuff. They get fined if they dump the stuff.
http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite...&ssbinary=true

Oh man, I did not know that... thank you for the headsup.

[Limited GM]

When I was trying to get rid of a 50" they wanted $80 at the dump. I had a friend visiting from NY that had a good idea...go to WM and wait for a truck to park with an Odumba sticker. They go in and come back to find they've won a 50" TV!!!

[muddywings]

When I was trying to get rid of a 50" they wanted $80 at the dump. I had a friend visiting from NY that had a good idea...go to WM and wait for a truck to park with an Odumba sticker. They go in and come back to find they've won a 50" TV!!!

winner!