On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 12:32:30 +0100, adicont2 <
adicont2@...> wrote:
> You are wright, is a holy war, but let's make it creative and realy
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> useful.
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> The problem <one method versus another one> is a false problem. "The
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> best system is the one that works for you" I agree whith you.
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> We should try to improve both systems or, if we can, inovate a new
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> one.
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> Adrian
I agree with you.
However, i will not stand by letting people say things i disagree with
without providing a different point of view.
I do fully accept the photomethod, it is valid, and you get good results,
and i said so before.
But TT _can_ produce results that are by far enough for advanced people
(0.5mm pitch ICs is easily sufficient for most, and it isn't even pushing
the limits). A good TT board is easily as good as a bad photoboard. (and i
made plenty of those ;-).)
I appreciate it if people say their opinion, which is very valid and sure
true from their experience. But when i have a different experience i will
add my point of view. There's no need discussing it to find a agreement,
the reader can easily find what is true for his situation, but it would be
unfair not to offer different opinions if they exist.
ST