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Greetings,
I figures that this would be the BEST group to ask these questions. I am getting back into building after quite a while. I am putting in a section in the attic shack for testing and fabrication and have am starting to equip things. I already have some relatively good test gear, Tektronics 475A, DM44, sig generator, etc. but want to set up for fabrication. I have been wondering what most of you find as indispensible on your benches. I really want a PCB vise/holder that would aid in the fabrication process. If any of you do your own design/fab of PCBs I would also be very interested in what you find are the best tools/techniques. If you are using software to go from circuits to black PCB mask I am VERY interested in this (freeware/shareware is best). I have been reading some of the sites but I am most interested in what you as experienced homebrewers like the MOST. I have done some kit building and fab long ago but I have been out of it for quite some time. I have ordered an elecraft K1 to get my soldering back into shape ;-) Many Thanks and 73, Vaughn |
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"Vaughn Combs" wrote in message
news ![]() Greetings, I figures that this would be the BEST group to ask these questions. I am getting back into building after quite a while. I am putting in a section in the attic shack for testing and fabrication and have am starting to equip things. I already have some relatively good test gear, Tektronics 475A, DM44, sig generator, etc. but want to set up for fabrication. I have been wondering what most of you find as indispensible on your benches. I really want a PCB vise/holder that would aid in the fabrication process. If any of you do your own design/fab of PCBs I would also be very interested in what you find are the best tools/techniques. If you are using software to go from circuits to black PCB mask I am VERY interested in this (freeware/shareware is best). I have been reading some of the sites but I am most interested in what you as experienced homebrewers like the MOST. I have done some kit building and fab long ago but I have been out of it for quite some time. I have ordered an elecraft K1 to get my soldering back into shape ;-) Many Thanks and 73, Vaughn Vaughn - I have been very happy with the PanaVise products for vises and PC board holders. I have use the Weller "TCP" series and "EC" series soldering stations for almost all of my kits since 1975. Starting places: http://www.amasci.com/amateur/elehob.html http://www.rac.ca/opsinfo/infobuild.htm http://www.mtechnologies.com/building/atoz.htm http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/wt9w/kit%20building.html Greg w9gb |
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"Vaughn Combs" wrote in message
news ![]() Greetings, I figures that this would be the BEST group to ask these questions. I am getting back into building after quite a while. I am putting in a section in the attic shack for testing and fabrication and have am starting to equip things. I already have some relatively good test gear, Tektronics 475A, DM44, sig generator, etc. but want to set up for fabrication. I have been wondering what most of you find as indispensible on your benches. I really want a PCB vise/holder that would aid in the fabrication process. If any of you do your own design/fab of PCBs I would also be very interested in what you find are the best tools/techniques. If you are using software to go from circuits to black PCB mask I am VERY interested in this (freeware/shareware is best). I have been reading some of the sites but I am most interested in what you as experienced homebrewers like the MOST. I have done some kit building and fab long ago but I have been out of it for quite some time. I have ordered an elecraft K1 to get my soldering back into shape ;-) Many Thanks and 73, Vaughn Vaughn - I have been very happy with the PanaVise products for vises and PC board holders. I have use the Weller "TCP" series and "EC" series soldering stations for almost all of my kits since 1975. Starting places: http://www.amasci.com/amateur/elehob.html http://www.rac.ca/opsinfo/infobuild.htm http://www.mtechnologies.com/building/atoz.htm http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/wt9w/kit%20building.html Greg w9gb |
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Thanks so much for your kind response Greg! I have read the links that you
provided and the "some" of the links that they contained. All of the information that you provided will be of great help. Many Thanks and 73, Vaughn "G.Beat" wrote in message news:se5Jb.254718$_M.1167895@attbi_s54... "Vaughn Combs" wrote in message news ![]() Greetings, I figures that this would be the BEST group to ask these questions. I am getting back into building after quite a while. I am putting in a section in the attic shack for testing and fabrication and have am starting to equip things. I already have some relatively good test gear, Tektronics 475A, DM44, sig generator, etc. but want to set up for fabrication. I have been wondering what most of you find as indispensible on your benches. I really want a PCB vise/holder that would aid in the fabrication process. If any of you do your own design/fab of PCBs I would also be very interested in what you find are the best tools/techniques. If you are using software to go from circuits to black PCB mask I am VERY interested in this (freeware/shareware is best). I have been reading some of the sites but I am most interested in what you as experienced homebrewers like the MOST. I have done some kit building and fab long ago but I have been out of it for quite some time. I have ordered an elecraft K1 to get my soldering back into shape ;-) Many Thanks and 73, Vaughn Vaughn - I have been very happy with the PanaVise products for vises and PC board holders. I have use the Weller "TCP" series and "EC" series soldering stations for almost all of my kits since 1975. Starting places: http://www.amasci.com/amateur/elehob.html http://www.rac.ca/opsinfo/infobuild.htm http://www.mtechnologies.com/building/atoz.htm http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/wt9w/kit%20building.html Greg w9gb |
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Thanks so much for your kind response Greg! I have read the links that you
provided and the "some" of the links that they contained. All of the information that you provided will be of great help. Many Thanks and 73, Vaughn "G.Beat" wrote in message news:se5Jb.254718$_M.1167895@attbi_s54... "Vaughn Combs" wrote in message news ![]() Greetings, I figures that this would be the BEST group to ask these questions. I am getting back into building after quite a while. I am putting in a section in the attic shack for testing and fabrication and have am starting to equip things. I already have some relatively good test gear, Tektronics 475A, DM44, sig generator, etc. but want to set up for fabrication. I have been wondering what most of you find as indispensible on your benches. I really want a PCB vise/holder that would aid in the fabrication process. If any of you do your own design/fab of PCBs I would also be very interested in what you find are the best tools/techniques. If you are using software to go from circuits to black PCB mask I am VERY interested in this (freeware/shareware is best). I have been reading some of the sites but I am most interested in what you as experienced homebrewers like the MOST. I have done some kit building and fab long ago but I have been out of it for quite some time. I have ordered an elecraft K1 to get my soldering back into shape ;-) Many Thanks and 73, Vaughn Vaughn - I have been very happy with the PanaVise products for vises and PC board holders. I have use the Weller "TCP" series and "EC" series soldering stations for almost all of my kits since 1975. Starting places: http://www.amasci.com/amateur/elehob.html http://www.rac.ca/opsinfo/infobuild.htm http://www.mtechnologies.com/building/atoz.htm http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/wt9w/kit%20building.html Greg w9gb |
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