Phil,

This is about my experience.
UV exposition method is better and more reliable.
The other method some times for some reasons you may loose some traces
because of  bla-bla-bla. I personally do not use paper transfer method any
more
because I am not getting good result all the time.
I heard some one from this list did different method every thing home
made and got pretty good result.

Andre




> Does anybody knows how to make a pcb without using light exposition of a
> transparent circuit on a pre-sensibilised pcb?
> I've heard of another technique : print your circuitry on a special
> sheet of paper, with a laser printer, put it on your pcb, use an iron to
> hot-decalc the sheet  on your pcb. Use perchlo to attack the board, and
> here you are! No more need of UV exposition...
>
> Did anyone heard about this technique? Does it works? Where to buy those
> magic sheets? (I live in europe, but you guessed that : english is not
> my best langage:-)
>
> Thanx !
>
> Phil
>
>
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