At 01:23 PM 2/5/98 -0800, you wrote:
>On Thu, 5 Feb 1998, Sean Breheny wrote:
>
>> I have never seen inexpensive vectorboard. The only two suppliers that I
>
>The 4.5 x 17 inch vectorboard, best grade, is about $9. Less than the cost
>of a windowed PIC. That's about $0.12 per square inch.
>
>The stuff with copper planes and plated holes is more expensive, and a
>pain to use.
>
>The really crappy stuff is about 5 or 6 dollars a sheet.

Hello again,

I assume from what you are saying that the 4.5 x 17 inch vectorboard has no
copper on it. Please excuse me for being a newbie when it comes to
different prototyping methods, but how do you use a board which has no
copper on it? wire wrap? solder individual wires?

Thanks and sorry for the OT ness, but I though that this might best be left
on the list so that others could see the answer, also.

Thanks,

Sean

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