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From: perry@well.UUCP (Perry S. Kivolowitz)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: Four-layer PC Boards
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Date: Wed, 20-Aug-86 01:36:47 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 20 01:36:47 1986
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Keywords: Attn Perry S. Kivolowitz.
Summary: ``That's What I'm On About''

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Thanks to Steve Fordyce for his article. As Dennis, the middle ages socialist
(from Monty Python's Holy Grail), said: That's What I'm On About.

You said yourself that you, because you are a conscientious engineer, would
spend a lot of time with a board layout person if your were producing a two
layer board but would need to spend  less time overseeing the layout person
if you were producing a four layer board.

This is because two  layer boards  are more easily screwed up (with respect
to noise problems). 

Well, you'd spend the extra time, Steve,  but others may not.  I can't vouch
for all manufacturer's of Amiga expansion hardware but it is clear that some
people do not share the same commitment to quality as you (and I) have. 

Hey, when you care enough to send the very best...you'll go the extra distance
to produce a four layer board.

Access Associates (the Alegra) went the extra distance.
ASDG (the Convertible .5, 1 and 2M) bit the bullet on added cost.
And didn't someone say Comspec did as well (my long term memory is off-line).

Perry S. Kivolowitz