Print your own prototype board using a laser printer and iron the layout
onto a clad board (using a normal iron, I mean that you are using for your
clothes but with switching off the steam of course). Then you can etch the
board for yourself...

Tamas


On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 6:03 AM, Michael Algernon <pic@nope9.com> wrote:

> I have some parts with 0.65 mm lead spacing and 0.5 mm lead spacing.
> They are dual inline packages.
> Where could I get some PCBs that make working these parts easier ?
> I have SMD parts with 0.05 inch lead spacing covered.
>
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