Unfortunately, there isn't room to run another trace in. What I am going
to do is look over some printouts that I made that are larger scale.
Then I will be able to see if I can shuffle stuff around and end up with
enough of a gap to put a pour in. I just wanted to know if it's worth
the effort.

Josh
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Jesse Lackey wrote:
> Why are you sorry to ask a good EE question?
> What I did in a situation like this was to drop a via (I'm using eagle),
> call is GND, and then route from a ground pin to the via.  Then the fill
> could get its way into areas that it couldn't reach otherwise.  My
> isolation distance for most designs is in the 20mil range, though 10 mil
> is undoubtedly fine even if hand-soldering if the boards are made at a
> boardhouse (as opposed to handmade).

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