Re: plated thru holes

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From: thouse
Date: Tue, 29 May 1990 15:44

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> I am designing double sided boards that I am planning to etch myself.
> Now, I want to start using pin arrays and realized that I will now need 
> plated thru holes (where the copper lines the hole itself making a nice
> connection between top and bottom traces).  Is there a way I,
	 The plated through hole process is very complicated and time consuming.We used to have a machine to make the boards here but gave up because of
the number of steps required.

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Subject: Re: plated thru holes
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