Home-making PCB Reference list

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From: fmg@alpha.smi.med.pitt.edu (Filip Gieszczykiewicz)

Newsgroups: sci.electronics

Subject: Home_Making PCB list (part of FAQ)

Summary: Version 0.01

Keywords: a bit longish

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Date: 13 Apr 93 02:48:57 GMT

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Home-making PCB Reference list                           Last Update: 4/7/93

Edited by fmgst+@pitt.edu. Please send corrections/additions to that address.

Copyright (C) 1993 by Filip Gieszczykiewicz. Only FREE distribution permitted.

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DATAK

55 Freeport Blvd

Sparks, NV 89431

Tel: 1-702-359-7660

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(From their ad in Electronics Now)


"Printed Circuit Kits"

"ER-4-KIT Lets you copy art from magazine onto your circuit board. Complete

 kit includes everything but exposure bulb. Shipped UPS to your street 

 address (NOT! P.O. Box) for $39.95"

"FREE Full Catalog of other PCB sets and supplies, dry transfer Titles, 

 Patterns, Symbols, Wire-markers, etc. Just call or write [us]"



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E.G.G.

P.O. Box 11390

Bradenton, FL 34282

Tel: 1-???-???-????

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(From their ad in Electronics Now) [sounds "fishy" to me - IMHO]


"Prototyping PC boards? Fast and easy from artwork to etched board in 30

 minutes or less. Complete step-by-step plans and samples! $6.50 check or

 MoneyOrder to [above]"



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Kepro

630 Axminister Drive

Fenton, Missouri 63026-2992

Tel: 1-800-325-3878

Tel: 1-313-343-1630 (St. Louis)

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(From their ad in Electronics Now)


It seems they provide a free booklet on making PCBs at home. They provide

complete kits for the following:

        o Dry Film Photoresist          o Photo Reversing

        o Resist Etched Circuits        o Screen Printing

        o Art Layout                    o Nameplates

        o "And More"

"Call us for more information and get your FREE booklet on how you can get

 started making your own PCB's with [our] products." That also seem to

 specify that the provide, "high quality materials and step-by-step

 instructions".


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Nicknap

Suite 297 CN 1907

Wall, NJ 07719

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(From their ad in Electronics Now) [sounds "fishy" to me - IMHO]


"Etch PCBs yourself, new technique, no chemicals, easy, cheap, full

 instructions, sharefare (sic - "shareware"?), $1.00 [send us] SASE"


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Precision Circuit Technologies

10378 Fairview Ave. Suite 152

Boise, ID 83704

Tel: 1-208-327-0300 Ext. 2200

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(From their ad/review in Electronics Now)


"The SMT-1000 - SMT Prototyping Boards"

"[It] allows the placement of more than one IN on the board [...] Each SMT

 pad is connected to a plated-through hole that interconnects it to other

 points on the board with wire links. [From the picture, it looks like a

 'breadboard' for SMT devices: you solder them to the pads provided and

 interconnect them with wire links... might be VERY useful for converting

 SMT devices to other socket-formats for prototyping...]"

"[...] Two power busses simplify power connections. [...] The SOIC-16's

 will accommodate 8, 14, or 16 pin SOIC's, the SOIC-20W will accommodate

 16 or 20 pin wide-body SOIC or an 8, 14, or 16 pin SOIC, and the SOIC-24W

 will accommodate 16, 20, or 24 wide-body SOIC or an 8, 14, or 16 SOIC."

"Two PLCC areas permit greater selection of PLCC sizes (20 to 100 pin).

 A small section with thru-hole pads spaced at 0.1-inch is available for

 combined SMT and leaded assembly"

"Price: $18.95 each"


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RD Products

P.O. Box 14182

Columbus, OH 43201

Tel: 1-???-???-????

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(From George Bush [address ends in .edu - joke?])


I also have tried the transparency method and failed miserably.  I found

a place here in Columbus that sells these great tone transfer sheets.  I

have had great success with these sheets on print circuit boards and even

when making faceplaces etc. for things.  The sheets look like they have a

teflon like coating on them or something.  They are also reusable!

  

-- 

/ Filip "I'll buy a vowel" Gieszczykiewicz. | Best e-mail "fmgst+@pitt.edu"  \

| All ideas are mine but they can be yours for only $0.99 so respond NOW!!!! | 

| I live for my EE major, winsurfing, programming, SCA, and assorted dreams. |

\ 200MB Drive - Linux has 100MB and MS-DOS has 100MB. MS-DOS is worried ;-)  /


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