On Thu, 8 Dec 2016 16:00:05 -0500, you wrote:
>I was staying away from the professional kits because I was trying to
>document what works with
>the most readily available and cheapest chemistry so ANYone could repeat
>my successes
>and avoid my failures. .... so we could etch short wave radio PCBs with
>kids...scouts.... newbies....
>DIY...makers.... anybody.... without spending $75 on a "starter kit".
The TRF green foil, paper, and white foil are available separately,
Mouser electronics stocks them.
If you have a good way of transferring the pattern, then you may not
need the paper. However, if you are doing toner transfer, then I will
recommend the green TRF foil, it does seem to help, and it does give
you a better idea of the sanctity of the toner layer beneath.
Harvey
>
>
>On 12/08/2016 03:38 PM, Kevin Byrne kbyrne10@yahoo.com [Homebrew_PCBs]
>wrote:
>> No I do not, that web site was recomended to me as a system that
>> works. Ask away.
>> I will try to give you any info that you need to check out as I have
>> been folowin your talk about etch pens with interest as pro types have
>> problems also. Pens sold by MPJA, is what I mean. The only real way I
>> have found is Green TRF. Beautiful copper traces and no voids at all.
>>
Posted by: Harvey White <madyn@dragonworks.info>
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