Ah! The smell of phenolic pcbs when trying to desolder components and leaving
the iron on too long.
Just noticed the "Archer" brand in the radio shack leaflet. That take me back
Ian
On Wednesday, 26 September 2018, 22:03:57 BST, Tomasz Kowalczyk
<[email protected]> wrote:
I personally don't like white PCBs, as they are really bright and always
reflect light, even from nixies themselves - and I really enjoy my clocks
digits being the only thing visible in my dark room at night. Also, debugging
a white PCB is a nightmare, traces are impossible to follow.
On the other hand, it looks very proffesional, like a high-end product - with
elements sticking out of a flat, uniform surface. And I have to agree that blue
resistors really go well with white background.Anyway, great job on the clock!
Looks great.
W dniu środa, 26 września 2018 20:59:27 UTC+2 użytkownik Paul Andrews napisał:
I love the old PCBs with their curved traces. I wish modern CAD programs had
more flair. Have you seen these PCBs: https://www.boldport.com/ ?
I think you'd like the TopoR autorouter.
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