thanks for that info about the purposes. i still do not like this flexible stuff. not for soldering components on it. as cable it is ok. but thats only my opinion. i guess you already read this: http://www.pcbspecialist.com/EBasematerial.htm search for flexible. may need writing some mails but may result in some samples? especially this note may be interesting: (Rolled ultra thin FR4 for flexible applications). it at matsushita... i would try this if it is flexible enough/can be used as cable/connector. because it should be the same to use as thick fr4, i do not trust this plastic foil things very much ;-). keep us informed please if you get something. there are loads of "flexible material" providers in the above list url. if you check all homepages and write a mail to every interesting one you get some samples for sure. check all and choose the best. i think the materials may need photoresist coating done by you. this is no problem i think. but putting the copper on i would not think to be possible so easy. hope you find some material... regards stefan
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] flex circuits by hand?
2003-07-17 by Stefan Trethan
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