apptech wrote:
>> You aren't allowed to put more than one design on the panel
> 
> I've never understood the mindset behind this sort of thing. If you put N 
> designs in BUT don't expect them to part them out then why should they care?

I once had a long but fruitless discussion with a PCB house boss about 
this. He essentially said that allowing multiple designs (IIRC >4) on 
one panel would make their products too cheap. I seldom use that PCB 
house any more, there are others that in effect offer the price they 
would charge if they allowed multiple designs on one panel. (But might 
do so in the near future because they offer cheap metal stencils.)

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