RE: T.O.M.10 PC temp board

[ian.bird@xxxxxxx]

Well done and welcome to the world of DIY PCB. The costs are pretty good
and I am very tempted to use them for my next project which I am
prototyping at the moment.

Did you use their PCB software or something else?

Ian







"Dave McLaughlin" <dave@xxxxxxx>
16/11/2003 12:55
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Hi Justin,

Yeh, I have heard of PCB Train and may give them a try out next time. I
currently use PCB-Pool but they are similar in what they offer.

Regards
Dave...
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From: Justin [mailto:justin@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 16 November 2003 12:45
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] T.O.M.10 PC temp board


Dave,

as i mentioned to frank, I'm using a 16f628. Thease are cheaper than the
84
parts an have a hardware USART.

For the PCB I used PCB Train (Newbury Electronics) www.pcbtrain.com.
Their
pricing seemed most appropriate for what I wanted. An I could save a
tenner on
delivery as SWMBO works in newbury :-)

I populated the board myself, although PCB train can do that as well.

Thanks for you support!

Justin.

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