Homebrew PCBs

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>>Stefan said:
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>>Others swear inkjet is the way to go, as there is no distortion.
>>There seems to be a big variety in ohp transparency quality, but if you  
>>already tried a few..
>>The fuser temperature is not that much different with other printers, but  
>>the transport system might be.
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>>I didn't know anyone outside Germany uses Target, how is the 3001 version?  
>>I think about buying
>>it because anything better is unafordable, but haven't actually done any  
>>tests on the new version.
>>I used to use 2001, and it was a nightmare compared to orcad.
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Thanks Stefan,  I'll try inkjet today.
As for Target 3001!, I don't know how it compares as I've only used 
orcad as a simulator and I've only used Target for pcb layout although 
it also has a simulator.  As a pcb tool I've found Target to be easy to 
use and have produced many boards that have been made here but also sent 
out for manufacture.  We have produced 2 and 4 layer boards and all have 
been fine.  We use pcb pool for manufacture and Target has an output 
feature specifically for them.
I'll report how I find the ink jet printing.

Susan