Charles,

If your looking for stripboard, it tends to go under a lot of different =
names.

Vero board I think was the original name in the UK (Vero are a UK =
company who manufacture it)
It's also called strip board, matrix board, SRBP board.

Be careful though. There are several types, with holes of different =
sizes and spacing and some boards don't have the copper tracks on, their =
just plain - they tend to be called matrix board but I've seen =
exceptions.

Tandy/Radio Shack used to do it in the UK many years ago before they =
stopped selling electronic components.

RS components (don't know if they have a offshoot in the USA) stock it =
as part nos. 433-826 & 434-217
From their web site: rswww.com
Description   PCB, stripboard, breadboard, Veroboard, SRBP, hole pitch =
0.1in, 95x292x1.6mm=20
RS Stock No.   433-826=20
Manufacturer   APW ELECTRONICS=20
Part No.   053939D=20
NATO No.   5999997195217=20

I did a quick net search and found this article
http://www.ee.washington.edu/circuit_archive/text/guitareffects.html

Half/three quarters down, it lists US suppliers that can be used to =
source the parts for the effects project described. I'm guessing that =
one of them should be able to supply your strip board since it was =
mentioned in the article.

Joe






-----Original Message-----
From: Charles Craft [mailto:chucksea@MINDSPRING.COM]
Sent: 07 June 2002 06:43
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: US source for stripboard


http://www.geocities.com/stripboarddesigner/

Is this mainly a UK thing?

I pick up EPE every so often and saw this article.

Haven't had any luck finding the boards at Digikey, JDR or Jameco.

Any thoughts?

thanks
chuckc

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