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From: rainer@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Rainer Malzbender)
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Subject: TEC-200 Film for making PC boards
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Date: 2 Apr 91 21:58:01 GMT
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In the new Radio-Electronics, page 50AI, is an ad describing this stuff
that you can use to make PC boards (use copier to copy artwork onto
film, iron film onto board, peel and etch). It sounds too good to be
true - has anyone used it and can tell us how well it works ? I've tried
the standard copier/transparency film technique, and never really got
it to work all that well for smaller traces, and I was wondering if this
was any better.

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