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Re: prototype board options

Subject: Re: prototype board options
From: ferdimh@gmx.de
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 06:57:57 -0800 (PST)
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On 7 Feb., 03:19, Mike Willegal <m...@willegal.net> wrote:
> I've made my own Apple II cards from ordinary double sided PCB stock.
> It was easier than I first thought it might be.  I haven't bothered with
> a bread or proto boards since learning to etch my own PCBs.
>
Could you please tell me how? I'm still looking for simple solution to
make permanent boards.
> > Can anyone suggest something more elegant?

I use prototype cards for the PC's ISA bus and remove part of the
connector (ISA has a 62 pin connector which is constructed the same
way) The boards I have are too high to fit into the case. I wouldn't
bother because when I'm testing a prototype I don't close my Apple
anyway.

--- Ferdinand

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