[FREE] [US-DC/MD] [LOCAL PICKUP ONLY] Servers, a UPS, gadgets, misc.

I live in 20743 and would like to get rid of all of this stuff. You are doing me a favor by picking it up. I work from home and generally stay up late, so if you want to come tonight that's fine with me (I'm posting this at ~9pm), otherwise we can work something out for tomorrow afternoon and onward.

Gallery link: https://imgur.com/a/p80lXxb

• chromecast 1st gen. it worked last time I used it, but I got an Apple TV so I don't need it.
• many (about 25?) LCD screens from laptops. my original plan, ~5 years ago, was to convert them all to standalone monitors, but I never did that. There's also one controller in this pile.
• one laptop LCD screen in a shitty wooden frame with a controller that lets it act as a standalone monitor. It used to work but I think the LCD part is broken. the controller probably still works though.
• amazon echo dot 2nd gen. it works, I just don't want amazon in my house....listening.... picked up
• 4x DVD-RW drives (the picture only has 2, but after I took it I found 2 more)
• monitor stand mount with 4 monitors. I think 3/4 work. picked up
• SAS/SATA adapters
• wireless (I think bluetooth?) remote for OSMC. includes usb dongle. works well with a raspberry pi as a media player.
• custom-built NAS in rosewill 4U case (not the hot-swappable model). This worked the last time I used it, but today I turned it on and it posted but wouldn't go into the bios menu. may need a new motherboard. however, it has a working PSU, 16GB of RAM, an intel core i3 proc, two internal LSI HBAs, one external LSI HBA, and cabling for everything. comes with the mounting stuff for the drives. (doesn't include drives.) does not come with rails. fun fact, this was my first server ever. picked up
• two.....interesting DAS boxes. they used to be something else, and I stripped out all the internals except the backplane and the PSUs. I added SuperMicro JBPWR2s so that they would power on, a SAS expander for the drives, and a little board to power the SAS expander. they work pretty well, but the boards' mounting is not great, and they need fans. I stopped using them because I got "regular" hardware. They do come with a set of drive trays, and rails. picked up
• APC Smart-UPS 2200 (tower version). does not come with batteries. picked up
• 2 Supermicro servers. They are almost identical: X8DT3/X8DTi, 2x Xeon X5680, 72GB RAM, 2x 10G NIC. (I know this because these did successfully enter the bios menu.) One of them has an additional 4-port gigabit NIC. These are actually pretty nice - just a little louder than what I want in my house these days. Each comes with 3 drive trays, and rails. picked up

I also have an opened but unused nest learning thermostat 3rd gen. I started getting into home assistant recently, so if anyone has a home assistant-compatible thermostat they'd like to trade me, I'm interested (as long as it doesn't require "the cloud"). Otherwise I'll probably sell it - so if you're interested in that, let me know and I'll make another post for it.

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P.S. I have lots of screws, cables, and other miscellaneous hardware bits. If you need something, just ask.