I agree. I think they're crap.
The copper lifts off of the board extremely easily. The holes are not 
plated. The board should only cost $1.50.
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Martin K

Xiaofan Chen wrote:

>I am not so sure of what you are using. The one we buy for the students
>were really not good. The students spent way to much time to solder.
>So the next TA did the layout for the board and got the boards
>manufactured in China ... So the next batch of students had a much
>easier time dealing with soldering.
>
>To be honest, just the color of the board will tell you it is not a very good
>one. Maybe my standard of a good prototype board is a bit high after being
>spoiled with the high quality prototyping board I was using in the previous
>company...
>
>Regards,
>Xiaofan
>  
>
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