2009-02-13 by Steve Wiseman
... Huh? If you re saying Protel is history, that s far from the case. They ve renamed to Altium (for some reason, when they added a bunch of FPGA and software
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2009-02-12 by logicresearch
Australia! ... nah mate, worse than that ... New Zealand.
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2009-02-12 by Andrew
... Because long ago autotrax/protel was a bit of a defacto standard esp. down here at the asre end of the world. I was actually going to ask if you where from
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2009-02-12 by logicresearch
Aparently they want files with the *.pcb extension and not the *.ger extension. Its over 90% humidity here and I cant really be bothered looking any further.
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2009-02-12 by Bob_xyz
... Daryl, You may be asking this question on the wrong group. :=) No, AutoTRAX puts out industry-standard RS-274X (embedded aperture) Gerber files. I can t
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2009-02-11 by serge.vereecke
Hi Guys , I am new at this, but i ll have a go. On the site: http://kov.com/Default.aspx The program they sell now, Autotrax EDA has in their manual:
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2009-02-11 by leon Heller
... From: logicresearch To: Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 10:22 PM Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs]
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2009-02-11 by logicresearch
Hi, Does AutoTrax output Protel files (.PCB) - I can t see it anywhere. A local manufacturer of PCBs want protel files not gerber. Daryl LogicResearch
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2009-02-11 by Stefan Trethan
Generally the jar paste is thicker. This is also why you must avoid buying paste on ebay, where unscrupulous sellers stuff jar paint in syringes.... ST
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2009-02-10 by DJ Delorie
... I found my SynTECH syringe to be a bit too runny for stencil work, hard to apply enough for a stencil, and certainly hard to put back the extra when you re
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2009-02-10 by Adam Seychell
... If you are making your own brass solder paste stencils then get a small 250g jar or so. If your applying it by hand then get a syringe. Jar is lot more
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2009-02-10 by Ed Laughery
Hi Steve Cash Olsen offers solder paste in a syringe: $5.00 http://www.zianet.com/erg/ShopSolderPaste.html 73 Ed N5XN ... From: Steve Greenfield To:
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2009-02-10 by Steve Greenfield
I have a forced-air toaster oven to convert. But while I m building a temp controller for it, I m going to try and use a small hot air embossing gun to reflow
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2009-02-09 by Malcolm Parker-Lisberg
Please read the message again, I did not say to visit the site of the links given, but to use it as search criteria in the www.archive.org site. If you do what
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2009-02-09 by Jack Coats
integration.com is now some catchall site and is for sale.
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2009-02-09 by Malcolm Parker-Lisberg
This stupid Yahoo email system has sprinkled spaces all over the links, remove the spaces from the links to ensure URL links work. ... From: Malcolm
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2009-02-09 by Malcolm Parker-Lisberg
If you go to http://www.archive.org and click on the advanced search and paste in the full URL below into the new search,for each file, it returns the PDFs.
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2009-02-09 by Juan EA7FNJ
hi everyone! Try this: http://www.signalengineering.com/ultimate/gamma.jpg It s easy.
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2009-02-09 by leon Heller
... From: Brian To: Sent: Monday, February 09, 2009 1:57 AM Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] PCB Antenna ...
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2009-02-09 by Simao Cardoso
... I remember that integration IA4420/21 had documentation and layouts (in pdf) of various pcb antenas for 315/433/868/915MHz, i couldn t found the original
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2009-02-09 by logicresearch
Hi, I m still slowly adding pages to my web site and wondered if anybody would like to share some links, schematics, anything, on the
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2009-02-09 by Brian
I have been researching PCB Antenna s and found that they can be complicated. What I would like to know.. does anyone have a genaric layout for a 50 ohm 433MHz
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2009-02-08 by Simao Cardoso
... Thanks, i had a strong curiosity about the ink composition and ended forgeting what the name means... But about acrylic made inks what have been tried and
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2009-02-07 by Steve Greenfield
There was a gentleman who joined a year or so ago who sells laser toner refills. Are you still here? Please contact me. Steve Greenfield
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2009-02-07 by Stefan Trethan
It is difficult but not impossible to make non-documented experience and skills count for you. You need to try smaller companies as you say, where you will
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2009-02-07 by Steve
... From the perspective of someone who has been looking/working without a degree, all the HR departments I ve interacted with are not interested in even
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2009-02-07 by Ben
Take a look at Mouser for the MG Chemical s 600 series boards. They are positive resist. www.mouser.com Ben
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2009-02-07 by Ed Smith
Hi Tom, I have interest. What is the price for 20 ea 6 X6 X.031 Fr-4 boards with photoresist?? Ed Smith W4EDS Spencer, VA 24165 w4eds@yahoo.com ... From:
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2009-02-07 by Steve
... share ... is ... water. It ... This is incorrect. Sublimation is the process of a solid into a gas, or gas into a solid, without a liquid state between.
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2009-02-07 by twb8899
... I have FR-4 and CEM-1 copper clad laminates and can also laminate dry film photoresist if required. Email me direct if you have any interest. Tom
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2009-02-07 by logicresearch
I should add also that although he was a bad bugger in his younger day, he realised the error of his ways and is a highly respected man these days. I regeard
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2009-02-07 by logicresearch
... He is now very high up in engineering (about 2IC I beleive) and greatly respected by everyone for his work attitude, ethics and ability - on the same pay
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2009-02-07 by Simao Cardoso
Hi, Although i don t have experience in direct print pcbs i wish to share some thoughts about it. If you print shirts maybe your are using sublimation ink.
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2009-02-07 by Brian
Does anyone have any blank 1oz copper clad boards they want to sell. Let me know size, quanty, price, location. Thanks. Brian
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2009-02-07 by boons007
I agree... Resumes are SQUAT... Many are just KEY words for HR. The important thing is can they do the job... at your price and schedule ... So did your Guy do
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2009-02-06 by logicresearch
I think if I was going to hire someone, I couldn t really give a rats patutee what the resume looked like as long as they did the job. I have worked with guys
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2009-02-06 by boons007
you can use a medical needle with a small piece of silicon, or buy a manual SMT vacume pick tool for the tube and typicaly 3 different size suction cup. the
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2009-02-06 by boons007
for my ee hobby.. I have autotrax... Lowest cost $99, full version SCH, PCB and a simulator. http://kov.com/Default.aspx I in the past when it was a good
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2009-02-05 by mickelsen2002
I think that this YouTube video has some interesting ideas for homebrew pick n place capabilities: http://ciciora.com/picknplace.html Keep us all posted on
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2009-02-05 by martin_schoenegg
Hi Steve, ... using it in the Half Price Bookstore, 2. Someone made a library for the PIC32MXxxxx series for which I m doing a few projects, and 3. It is free
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2009-02-05 by dandumit
Interesting ideea. It s a long thread on CNCZone about this kind of construction. Few things that should be considered are related to alignment of board,
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2009-02-05 by Henry Liu
Silvercircuits.com offer pcb layout for $15/hr using Eagle pcb if you supply the schematic. Probably not a good line to get into get rich. I d say try to
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2009-02-05 by Donald H Locker
Hi, Steve. I ll agree with all the other comments to date, and add my 2d. Having used any schematic capture and PCB layout package will be an advantage. I
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2009-02-05 by Ben
I think that Mouser mouser.com carries the resist now. Ben
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2009-02-04 by Parin Eghlim Parsian (PEP CO.)
Dear Stefan, Thank you ever so much for your kind guides. So I will certainely start with MISPRO inks and I will make you know the results. Regards,
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2009-02-04 by Erik Knise
I just joined this group with the recommendation of people in some other groups, so I m sorry if someone else has said the same thing i have recently. I have
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2009-02-04 by Stefan Trethan
Good evening Mohamad, Some good results were achieved with the MISPRO inks , the yellow color performed best. As
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2009-02-04 by Stefan Trethan
That d be a good idea ;-) If you say you can use Eagle, they will surely hire you. After all they will know that you are a _very_ patient man! Also they ll
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2009-02-04 by Myc Holmes
I ll second Leon s suggestion that you describe the pcbs that you have made. Mentioning your use of EAGLE is a two edged sword. On one hand it says that you
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2009-02-04 by Parin Eghlim Parsian (PEP CO.)
Dear Sir, We are the exclusive representative of DTG Impression Technology and we use this printer to print on tshirts. The idea of board printing (to
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