At 05:31 PM 3/16/97 -0700, you wrote:
>At 06:55 PM 3/16/97 -0500, you wrote:
>>In a message dated 97-03-15 23:09:50 EST, you write:
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>>         I am currently working on a project which will require the design of
>>a PC
>> board, however I have no experience in this area. I have seen several
>> PIClisters opinions of WinBoard (none good) and am wondering if anyone has
>> some suggestions on an easy to learn program with a moderate price (no
>> thousand dollar packages please). I was planning to etch the board myself
>> using the iron on transfers so I would appreciate any comments from people
>> who have tried that also.
>>         Oh, one last thing. I saw an ad in the latest Nuts & Volts for an
>>etch
>> system (tank, air agitator, heater) for $35US. This sounds like a good deal
>> to me. Is it?
>>
>>                                                 Thanx,
>>
>>                                                 Jeff Kroll >>
>>
>Jeff,
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>I hove found one of the best ways to make PCB's is to plot the image onto
>the PCB, with a flat bed plotter. These can be bought new for about $700AUS
>or second hand for about $300AUS, the pens are quite expensive at $15.00
>each but provide a high quality print.
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