At 12.19 28/02/2004 +0100, you wrote:
>CS2 perhaps. veeery unhealty. However, any solvent that attacks epoxy
>will will also destroy the pcb board (epoxy) and most likely most of
>the electronic components as there are hardly any components that do
>not use some sort of resin.
>
>Anyhow, wouldn't it be easier to go the legal way. Have the borrower
>sign a clause that states that the design is yours and that they agree
>to pay a substantial fee if they turn out to be selling something that
>is very similar to your design.

You said it. It takes very little effort to gain a lot of knowledge,
make your own product, but make it differ enough not to be "very similar"
than the original.

I prefer to make them sign it and add the epoxy anyway.. every added
security is a bonus.


>michiel
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>On Feb 28, 2004, at 3:59 AM, M. Adam Davis wrote:
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>>Or a cheap solvent.
>>
>>:-)
>>
>>-Adam
>>
>>Jinx wrote:
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