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Remove and recycle satellite dish

is_that_so · 2007-07-21 19:09:50

There is a satellite dish on the wall of our apartment block, which was left by the previous owner. He has long gone and I was wondering if anyone knows how one can best recycle a dish like this?

21-07-2007 7:09pm

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is_that_so

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There is a satellite dish on the wall of our apartment block, which was left by the previous owner. He has long gone and I was wondering if anyone knows how one can best recycle a dish like this?

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#2 21-07-2007 7:17pm

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if it is not rusted and accessible put it on adverts.ie as a freebie

the lnb (plastic bit at the end) has electronics in it, the rest is steel if you are in dublin ballymount should take it

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#3 30-07-2007 12:05pm

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Why not reuse it.

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