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hgg@icf.hrb.com (Herbert G. Greene) writes:

>Is there a source for the printed circuit boards whose layouts are
>shown in the documentation for the miniboard and the 6.270 course?

Here is an excerpt from the file /pub/miniboard/howtoget.kits on 
cher.media.mit.edu:

*** Beginning of file ***

Steve Wallace (wallace@zeus.franklin.edu) is putting together a parts
kit order for the Mini Board.  There is also the possibility of
purchasing assembled boards.

Please contact him for details; do not ask me!  Thanks.

        - Fred Martin
          Wed Oct 21 12:28:28 1992

*** End of file ***

And here is the file /pub/miniboard/howtoget.boards from
cher.media.mit.edu:

*** Beginning of file ***

An individual unaffiliated with MIT has availed himself to job of
coordinating fabrication and distribution of the Mini Board
printed circuit board.

If you are interested in obtaining a copy or copies of the board,
please send e-mail to Gregory Ratcliff at
gratclif@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu.

You can also send him an order directly.  At the time of this writing,
the cost is US$6 per board.  Make checks out to Gregory Ratcliff and
mail them to him at 1763 Hess Boulevard, Columbus, Ohio 43212.

        - Fred Martin
          Tue Oct 20 14:31:58 1992

*** End of file ***


I have just gotten done with a run of 50 6.270 board sets.  I do not
plan on doing any more soon.  However, someone else may decide to
sponsor a run.  Watch comp.robotics for announcements.



>gary greene
>hgg@icf.hrb.com
> 

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