WTB LTR slicer assembled or etched PCB

[kd7rto]

I wouldn't want to try to breadboard a circuit this complex. Any help?

 

[cg]

I have just sent my order off for a PCB for the newest LTR slicer found on this thread:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=13427
It is my first attempt at this and if it is successful, I will post my file and the website for ordering. I was able to fit 2 copies on the same LTR slicer circuit on one miniboard. This will give me 6 boards when it is done. (3 is the minimum order). The finished product will fit in a small project box.

chris gordon
granby ct

 

[kd7rto]

Chris,

Any info on the company you are using to produce the etched boards would be appreciated.

Tnx,
Gary

 

[cg]

http://www.expresspcb.com
I downloaded the free software and created a schematic. I then made the PCB layout and sent that in. They have a miniboard option that gives you (3) 2.5"x3.8" two sided boards for $51 + 8 shipping. I was able to fit 2 layouts on one board so it will give me 6 finished boards once I cut them in half. I have never tried this before so it is all experimental.

chris gordon
granby ct

 

[crayon]

Once you get the boards .. you still need to populate it, correct?

 

[cg]

I assume that means solder the parts on it. Yes, you would have to do that.

cg

 

[crayon]

I assume that means solder the parts on it.

uhhhh, yeah. That is the correct word to use when tech people are discussing this topic.

http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/p/populate.htm