Homebrew PCBs

Okay, thanks.

BTW, I have been using the "cheap glossy photo paper and a clothes iron" 
method with fair results using 0.024 widths. I'll be trying the 
"magazine paper in a laminator" method on a couple of designs. I'll post 
my results in a week or so.

mickeym

Stefan Trethan wrote:

>On Sat, 22 May 2004 13:40:14 -0400, mickeym <whitemouse@...> 
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>>I took a swing at entering the "http://sanisis.netfirms.com/" schematic
>>in Eagle format.
>>I changed only the extra junction at pin 8 of the PIC, and just put test
>>pads for the battery and the RX433 module, and used through-hole parts.
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>>mickeym
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>Mickey, I hoped Karega would post here that the work is already assigned, 
>but
>this isn't the case so i have to do it.
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>There were a changes to the schematic, and the work on the pcb is already
>in pogress.
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>You need not waste your time.
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>ST
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