Being subjective, Sparkfun (batchpcb.com), Olimex (olixmex.com) and
ExpressPCB (expresspcb.com) are all excellent choices. Spakfun sends panels
to China, Olimex does theirs in-house in Bulgaria (and, to be honest, both
have excellent standards -- that's meant only for reference to those with
uber-jingositc tendancies).

If you can use Eagle (which, I really have a love/hate relationship with)
Sparkfun and Olimex are superb/cheap choices. ExpressPCB provides their own
properietary choice which, if you can live without an autorouter, isn't too
bad at all.

And, as I'm sure you'll hear, laying out simple PCBs "direct to board" is
all the fashion these days ;-)

-marc

On 12/30/05, SavanaPics@aol.com <SavanaPics@aol.com> wrote:
>
> I am partial to Expresspcb (_www.expresspcb.com_ (
> http://www.expresspcb.com)
> ). I have used them on  several occasions and they have always been
> courteous,
> and helpful. Not to  mention a very good quality board.
>
They have their own software which is free, so you may want to see how they
> handle the Eagle files.
>
> Eddie Turner, kc4awz
>
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