On Wed, 27 Jul 2011 16:02:48 +0000, you wrote:

>> On 27/07/2011 15:49, PICdude wrote:
>> > I'm looking for another source of low-priced PCB's for  approx 4500 sq
>> > in total.  Nothing fancy (2-layer, 6mil trace/space).  So far, not
>> > thrilled about the quotes from pcbfabrication, advanced circuits,
>> > eprotos, etc.  Any other recommendations?  China is fine, and
>> > lead-time no issue.
>> >
>> >
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>> Give PCBCart a try - http://www.pcbcart.com/
>> They have an online quote system that should be able to give you a price
>> on the above specs.
>> They have always produced good boards for us, with good service.
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>I don't know if PCBCart operate in the US, but my August issue of Circuit =
Cellar has just arrived around 5 minutes ago, and it has an advert for anot=
her European PCB manufacturer that is branching out into the US, http://www=
..pcb-pool.com/
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>Scanned by iCritical.

PCB-Pool were the first place to do a pooling service, but tend to be a bit=
 expensive nowadays
unless their free stencil offer is useful to you.=20

I use pcbcart for all my production boards, but theye aren't usually compet=
itive for small protos.=20
Eurocircuits have a pretty good 5-day proto service.=20


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