Jim, You mentioned minimum trace width. Playing around making a smt board for an oscilator I made this board with 0.016" (16mil) traces, and fortunately

Forgot to mention something in the previous post... Some folks are put off by the cost of the hot laminator we've been mentioning. Like Doug pointed out, there are some bargain deals to be found,

Sounds like an informative and timely presentation, even for us ol dudes who have been making our boards forever (seems like). I'm looking forward to

I think I'm on the same path. I've been trying to re-create boards using Chuck Adams methods, but with varying degrees of success. Learning curve on using the software was huge, but I got past it.

I've tried out Chucks's suggested paper, and a couple of other re-purposed alternatives. they certainly work, but it took a while to soak off, and I always had trouble cleaning off the paper residue

I have an unbuilt Magic Box kit for sale. This kit has been retired by 4SQRP. See the website for details. $55 shipped USPS Priority Mail. PayPal OK. Thanks. Jerry AA6KI Tucson

Good afternoon all, There will be a net this evening, again on 80m, 3564 Khz at 19:30 central (01:30z). 80 seems to be the new 40 after dark ( for a while anyway). Hope to see you there, Be

Jim, I use the paper Chuck specifies, and it is $17 for 250 sheets. Tony Fishpool uses paper that he gets from advertising in the mail printed on slick paper. I think your covering how to do

Bry: I'm not sure if this is the same brand Jim uses, but I've had good luck with Pulsar Technologies. Go to PCBFX.com for all the details. A sheet of transfer paper isn't real cheap,

Jim, Will your presentation be available in some form for those of us that can’t make it to OzarkCon? I would really like to see it. Regards, Jay AJ4AY Mobile, AL

Thanks - sounds great. Where do you find the commercially sold transfer paper? Does it have a particular brand / name or description? I wish I could be there but will try these techniques. Bry AF4K

What a great endorsement on the W25 award!!! Who will be the first to get "Bayou Jumper" or, better yet, "2X Bayou Jumper" on their W25 certificate? Bill KV6Z

Chuck has a nice video series on You Tube the first part is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6AmT1trO60 The presentation Nick and I will give at OzarkCon is about pretty much the same process. We

Ed, You’ve done it again!! You and your wife have made Ocon an extra special place to be if you are a QRP/Homebrew sort of person!! Thanks for all you two do for the hobby and for QRP in

We do have FT243 crystal sockets (and other types) at: http://af4k.com/crystal_sockets.htm 73 - Bry AF4K / WN4NRR

This sounds great! Thanks for the shopping list. Can you tell us where to find a description by Chuck of how to make the boards? I would love to start using his method! Bry, AF4K / WN4NRR

Doug, Nick is giving a presentation specifically on this subject at the coming OzarkCon. Perhaps you would want to attend to get his first hand information ??

Oh now I see the other link - thank you Sam!

How would yo order it? I see nothing on the web site that lets you order. Also I e-mailed NT9K and got no reply. Bry WN4NRR

WOW !!! David Martin - NA1MH - Mountain Home, Ar. -----------------------------------------