A dead one

[Refugee]

I spotted a dead DAB radio while foraging for apples. It would have had to have a good aerial on it for me not to have looked and walked away.
What would you have done?
   

[boater sam]

Stomped it to bits.

[Refugee]

I could not be bothered to stamp on it.
It will get splashed with mud from building site traffic and then washed off again by the rain as many times as it takes to finish it off.

[PerdioPal]

I like a challenge, I would see if it works after a "no tablet" run trough the dishwasher in pieces.

[Murphyv310]

I'd have done the same as Sam even if splattered with mud!

[Mike Watterson]

I'd not have wasted time on it, nor binned it as it must only go to a recycling centre. There is also €5,000 fine for dumping, rarely levied, but such is weirdness that if you touched it, someone might report you for dumping…

Currys, Tesco, B&M (called something else here), Lidl and others still selling DAB radios here in Ireland even though it was turned off over a year ago.
Also now spotted UKCA marked items with no CE. When are companies that sell in UK going to learn Ireland is a separate country?

Plagued with Digital TVs 15 to 8 years ago that didn't do Irish digital, which was H.264 on SD and HD from before even official launch and only ever DVB-T.

[Refugee]

I like a challenge, I would see if it works after a "no tablet" run trough the dishwasher in pieces.

The rain will do the no-tablet wash without using any energy.