[sdiy] when and why use stranded? (was making PCBs, what's your method?)

[Scott Gravenhorst]

Glen <mclilith at charter.net> wrote:
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>At 03:49 PM 7/23/04 , Scott Gravenhorst wrote:
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>>Actually, it's "=FCber" or "ueber" if you can't do umlauts...  (c8
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>So would "=FCberlitz wire" be totally proper?

Yes, but I have no idea if it's a real German word.  The thing is, uber has
no meaning in German that I'm aware of (I was fluent 20 years ago...)

>
>(By the way, I have no idea how to get the umlaut from my keyboard. I just
>copied and pasted from your message. I wish it were easier to access the
>"extra" glyphs in font sets.)

I wrote my own email system (there's a give-away line in my header), so even
though I'm an American English speaker (which is a disappointingly boring
written language with weird spelling and no cool glyphs), I wrote some
buttons that allow me to insert common glyphs like é ñ ö and ü.  It did this
because I like to spell things correctly, even in languages that are foreign
to me, especially people's names like René Schmitz.

(c:


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