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'[EE]:Proto Boards'
2001\03\28@162820
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Shawn Yates
OK, please don't totaly bombard me with 1000's of answers.
I need some leads for lov volume, low cost, quick turn prototypes.
All my boards are only 2 sided and are very far from dense or complicated.
Thanks,
Shawn
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2001\03\28@165026
by
Bob Blick
Alberta Printed Circuits:
http://www.apcircuits.com
Always had good product and no problems with them
Cheers,
Bob
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Shawn Yates wrote:
{Quote hidden}> OK, please don't totaly bombard me with 1000's of answers.
>
> I need some leads for lov volume, low cost, quick turn prototypes.
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> All my boards are only 2 sided and are very far from dense or complicated.
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> Thanks,
>
> Shawn
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2001\03\28@190619
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Eisermann, Phil [Ridg/CO]
I have to second these guys. I've had them do a number of quick turn
prototypes, and have never had a problem. I've had stuff down to 8 mil
pad-pad made by them without any problems. Cheap (stick to their 'free drill
sizes' though) and fast.
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2001\03\28@191231
by
victor Faria
shawn.try http://www.expresspcb.com
free software, $59.00 for 3 boards 2.8''x3.5''
great deal I just wish the software was a little better.
but free, can't complain to much.
regards
victor
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2001\03\28@202547
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Antonio L Benci
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Ok, this is fine for the USA (state side) BUT what are the best options
for us in Australia (OZ). Any suggestions. Low quantities, primarily
prototype work.
"Eisermann, Phil [Ridg/CO]" wrote:
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> I have to second these guys. I've had them do a number of quick turn
> prototypes, and have never had a problem. I've had stuff down to 8 mil
> pad-pad made by them without any problems. Cheap (stick to their 'free drill
> sizes' though) and fast.
>
> Alberta Printed Circuits:
>
>
http://www.apcircuits.com
>
> Always had good product and no problems with them
>
> Cheers,
>
> Bob
>
Nino.
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2001\03\28@204121
by
Tony Nixon
2001\03\28@210426
by
Ashley Roll
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>> Ok, this is fine for the USA (state side) BUT what are the best options
>> for us in Australia (OZ). Any suggestions. Low quantities, primarily
>> prototype work.
>
>http://www.becman.com/BEC.htm
>3 day turn around to your door.
I just sent my first "real" board to them this morning.. double sided,
solder mask, gold plated edge connector.. should be about 5 Days.. I'll let
you know how it goes. They work by "Panels" and have two sizes. The will
repeat the board on the panel. If you want to get more then one board made
you have to place them all in the one file and they will repeat that.
Also If you don't need plate through or solder masks, "Parkyn Electronic
Services" (in Brisbane as well) will mill a board for you. I got a double
sided one done there, 12mil/12mil is about the limit. Quite nice result and
reasonable price.
Cheers,
Ash.
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2001\03\28@212810
by
David Duffy
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We use Fastrack all the time. (Brisbane) I just send them the
files and tell them how many I need of each. They then work
out how many panels to do. They are done as "prototype' runs.
Cost is AU$400 (d/s, pth, overlay & solder masks) for the first
one and AU$50 per panel thereafter. If over 2-3 panels, they will
do them as production runs. (different rates) Let me know if you
need contact details for them.
Antonio wrote:
{Quote hidden}>Ok, this is fine for the USA (state side) BUT what are the best options
>for us in Australia (OZ). Any suggestions. Low quantities, primarily
>prototype work.
>
>"Eisermann, Phil [Ridg/CO]" wrote:
> >
> > I have to second these guys. I've had them do a number of quick turn
> > prototypes, and have never had a problem. I've had stuff down to 8 mil
> > pad-pad made by them without any problems. Cheap (stick to their 'free
> drill
> > sizes' though) and fast.
> >
> > Alberta Printed Circuits:
> >
> >
http://www.apcircuits.com
> >
> > Always had good product and no problems with them
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2001\03\28@213409
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Antonio L Benci
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Ta for the info...
Tony Nixon wrote:
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> Antonio L Benci wrote:
> >
> > Ok, this is fine for the USA (state side) BUT what are the best options
> > for us in Australia (OZ). Any suggestions. Low quantities, primarily
> > prototype work.
>
>
http://www.becman.com/BEC.htm
>
> 3 day turn around to your door.
>
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> Best regards
>
> Tony
>
Nino.
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2001\03\28@213828
by
David Huisman
We have used BEC also and do recommend them.
If you want more layers, Entech in SA provides very professional,efficient
service and have a prototype service.
Regards
David Huisman
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2001\03\28@214023
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Spehro Pefhany
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At 12:32 PM 3/29/01 +1000, you wrote:
>We use Fastrack all the time. (Brisbane) I just send them the
>files and tell them how many I need of each. They then work
>out how many panels to do. They are done as "prototype' runs.
>Cost is AU$400 (d/s, pth, overlay & solder masks) for the first
>one and AU$50 per panel thereafter. If over 2-3 panels, they will
>do them as production runs. (different rates) Let me know if you
>need contact details for them.
How big is their panel size?
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2001\03\28@214835
by
David Duffy
At 09:39 PM 28/03/01 -0500, you wrote:
> >We use Fastrack all the time. (Brisbane) I just send them the
> >files and tell them how many I need of each. They then work
> >out how many panels to do. They are done as "prototype' runs.
> >Cost is AU$400 (d/s, pth, overlay & solder masks) for the first
> >one and AU$50 per panel thereafter. If over 2-3 panels, they will
> >do them as production runs. (different rates) Let me know if you
> >need contact details for them.
>
>How big is their panel size?
Sorry, can't recall offhand - maybe 14" x 16" - only guessing.
Regards...
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2001\03\28@214851
by
Bob Ammerman
I had them make one set of 8 (very easy) boards and one of them was faulty
(a copper blob that shorted a couple of traces). Luckily I only actually
needed 7of the boards, and the refunded me the cost of the last set of 2.
Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems
(contract development of high performance, high function, low-level
software)
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> I have to second these guys. I've had them do a number of quick turn
> prototypes, and have never had a problem. I've had stuff down to 8 mil
> pad-pad made by them without any problems. Cheap (stick to their 'free
drill
> sizes' though) and fast.
>
> {Original Message removed}
2001\03\28@221555
by
Tony Nixon
Spehro Pefhany wrote:
>
> How big is their panel size?
>
> Best regards,
At BEC
10.6" X 16.6" = $Aus257.00 per panel + $Aus66.00 each after
14.6" X 16.6" = $Aus302.50 per panel + $Aus85.80 each after
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2001\03\29@004518
by
Dan Michaels
Bob Ammerman wrote:
>I had them make one set of 8 (very easy) boards and one of them was faulty
>(a copper blob that shorted a couple of traces). Luckily I only actually
>needed 7of the boards, and the refunded me the cost of the last set of 2.
>
I have used apcircuits.com for many different 2 layer proto designs,
and have had only a couple of instances of copper blobs/etc. They
do charge ~1 cent/hit for hole densities beyond 24 holes/sq.in.,
and unfortunately most of my pcbs go about 50 holes/sq.in. Otherwise,
a pretty good deal and very fast turn around.
Rich Ottosen recommended Advanced Circuits, http://www.4pcb.com, here in
Colorado to me, but I haven't tried them yet.
- dan michaels
http://www.oricomtech.com
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2001\03\29@011553
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Bill Westfield
Are there any PCB manufacturers that will do cheaper in return for "slower"?
(Still at very-low volumes.) I'm getting old and slow, so it's no big deal
if turnaround is between one to two weeks instead of 2-3 days, but I'd like
to pay less...
BillW
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2001\03\29@043841
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2001\03\29@084009
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Eisermann, Phil [Ridg/CO]
I've also used Advanced Circuits. They've always given me good
boards, on time. If I need soldermask or silkscreen, I use them. They charge
considerably more than APC, but that's because APC has no soldermask and no
silkscreen. For prototypes, one-offs, and personal stuff, I use APC. For
limited runs, I use Advanced Circuits. It all depends on what you need.
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2001\03\29@090733
by
Shawn Yates
Thanks for all the input. Sounds like I will give APC a shot. I had
already looked at them as the result of a web search.
What a great resource this list can be.
Shawn
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2001\03\29@134931
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Tsvetan Usunov
>OK, please don't totaly bombard me with 1000's of answers.
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>I need some leads for lov volume, low cost, quick turn prototypes.
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>All my boards are only 2 sided and are very far from dense or complicated.
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>Thanks,
>
>Shawn
we may help you..
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2001\03\29@140850
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Dale Botkin
Yep, used them a couple of time with really really nice results.
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, victor Faria wrote:
> shawn.try http://www.expresspcb.com
> free software, $59.00 for 3 boards 2.8''x3.5''
> great deal I just wish the software was a little better.
> but free, can't complain to much.
> regards
> victor
>
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2001\03\29@185336
by
victor Faria
try expresspcb http://www.expresspcb.com
3 boards for $ 59.00 2.5''x3.8''
free software I think it's a good deal.
victor
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