On Wed, 10 Sep 1997, Lawrence Lile wrote:
>
> Iron-on's are great for making a professional looking front panel, or
> for the silkscreen layer on the PCB, but are poor for laying out
> copper.  I think they are great for hobbyists that don't have access
> to a UV light or a darkroom.  If you try to do fine traces with iron
> on's you are wasting your time.

        There is no excuse for iron-ons. Kepro boards can be exposed in
direct sunlight -- it has directions for it on the package! As for a
darkroom, all you need is a blanket to conver the board and the
transparency when you're carrying it out the door and a room with no
windows where you can turn off the lights. UV lights aren't exactly
big-budget items, either.

        Pierce Nichols