Homebrew PCBs

According to tne MIS website, they recommend their
pigments inks to replace the dye inks.

We've been talking about the MIS inks, but has there
been a definite answer about the Durabrite inks? My
impression in talking with Volkan is that he uses the
MIS inks as a routine replacement ink. Thats what he
had in his printer when he tried it. Correct me If I
am wrong .

I've done some quick tests with the Durabrite ink on a
C84 and there does seem to be some promise there. I
ran into uneven printing, similar to Stefan, but
durable to etch after heating. it was interesting in
that after sitting for a couple of weeks without
heating, the colors were durable to alcohol, but the
black was not

The test were quick in that i used my daughters
printer when I visited her at college. I didn't really
have the time to do it right. She's home now for the
summer and so is her printer ;)

This week the R220 is on sale at Circuit City for $99
with a $20 Circuit City card.

TANSTAAFL!

Myc

--- lcdpublishing <lcdpublishing@...> wrote:

> I was just about to purchase the R220 printer from
> Epson, but noticed 
> that it doesn't use the durabrite inks (or doesn't
> say so 
> specifically).  Somewhere buried in all this talk
> about ink jet 
> printers and such, I recall talk about using a
> printer that uses 
> durabrite inks.
> 
> Am I on right or wrong on this?  I already have the
> MIS inks on hand, 
> so that is the path I am walking down right now :-)
> 
> Chris
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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