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>Somewhere between $1,360 - $6,400 of scrap value If it's a "normal" wire specification that someone else can use it was likely sold for ~50% of retail.
by cucumber3732842 5mo ago
>Somewhere between $1,360 - $6,400 of scrap value
If it's a "normal" wire specification that someone else can use it was likely sold for ~50% of retail.
- bragr 5mo agoThieves typically burn off the insulation so it's not likely to be easily reused.
- tonyarkles 5mo agoIt was gas-filled presumably ultra low loss RF cable, but the thief cut it into small sections so that they could take it away. You might be right about the 50% number of they had somehow managed to steal it as a single intact spool. As-is, the station even said that they wouldn’t be able to use it even now that it’s been recovered because of fears of gas leaks.
- dylan604 5mo agoI doubt they would attempt to sell it as is. They'd break out the copper portion and trade on that alone
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