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Although it is nice to get an honest opinion of EasyPC, I don't want this to turn into a group for ads. What does everyone think? Ban ads? Ads allowed only on one day a month, like some other lists?

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I have EasyPc V5.0 - works well for me...had Quick Route 4.0 before that (actually - I still have it - any offers?), and didn't get along with it at all. Easy PC was a vast

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I know it is too complex to have a price sheet, but how about a rough estimate for some example designs? Steve moderator power

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I've been using Mar-Hyde clear lacquer (spray can) for this purpose. It leaves extremely thin coating which doesn't make any problems for soldering while completely eliminates corrosion. Works great

I find the main reason for the sharpest tracks is to run traces between pins. All other traces should be made as wide as possible to minimize the possible problems is gaps or smearing of traces. To

Sharpest tracks for me were with lith film (Ilford)-- I use this for unsharp masks for BW negatives so I always have some on hand. I do almost all my stuff now using Avery Clear Full Sheet Labels

Hello Russell, Wednesday, January 30, 2002, 01:14:08, you wrote: RS> JanRwl@... wrote: RS> I was wondering how much resolution the various RS> methods get. I've found the best printers are RS>

JanRwl@... wrote: I was wondering how much resolution the various methods get. I've found the best printers are epson stylus colour inkjets (400 and higher), used with epson transparencies (its

rjshaw@... writes: When I need best I can do without having a pro-shop do etching, I use contact-printing of negatives with Kepro stuff. But I haven't done a home-brew "photographic"

--- Russell Shaw <rjshaw@...> wrote: I've never done PCB milling, but I have done photographic. And it is very sharp and professional looking, professional looking as your mask. I've

Hi all, What methods do back-yarders use to get the sharpest PCB tracks? Photographic? Milling?

I've made a little test and have found another permanent marker that works better for me. It is Faber-Castell, OHP-PLUS1523. In FeCl solution it was still on the copper when Staedler Lumocolor

alienrelics@... writes: DO, please! Jan Rowland

I had been unable to find the specific Staedtler #318 Lumocolor locally. But I see Office Depot carries a Staedtler Lumocolor pen meant for marking directly onto non-coated CDs. Which means

They are in the "Drafting" section of STAPLES, not in the "Pens" section. There is a little kit of 4 with different widths for a couple bucks.