Hans:
Thanks for joining, it nice to have new members. You may want to review the
pages associated with this mailing list. There are numerous tutorial links
contained here if you search the list. My own views are that the toner
transfer method using cheap magazine paper is best for my budget and time.
Others would disagree, but the UV methods require some specialized
equipment, but would yield better overall results. I might have to include a
SSOP part soon, so I might be up against a hard limit of the method that I
use. I can't see getting a .6 mm lead spacing with the toner transfer
method.
Chris
Thanks for joining, it nice to have new members. You may want to review the
pages associated with this mailing list. There are numerous tutorial links
contained here if you search the list. My own views are that the toner
transfer method using cheap magazine paper is best for my budget and time.
Others would disagree, but the UV methods require some specialized
equipment, but would yield better overall results. I might have to include a
SSOP part soon, so I might be up against a hard limit of the method that I
use. I can't see getting a .6 mm lead spacing with the toner transfer
method.
Chris
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 5:52 AM, <HaHoLang@...> wrote:
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> I am a hobby electronic and look for a easy way to make my own pcb`s.
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