5 Jun
2006
5 Jun
'06
8:15 p.m.
On Monday 05 June 2006 04:04 pm, Chuck Guzis wrote:
They're still out there, I saw this subject come up in lists where people were
DIY'ing boards, wanted double-sided but didn't want to get into the whole
hassle of trying to get the holes plated through or similar. Not easy to
find, though.
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Roger
Merchberger wrote:
> Rumor has it that Jim Beacon may have mentioned these words:
> I'll also cite early double sided boards, before through-hole plating -
>
> it is virtually impossible to solder both sides of a socket.
Well, one of the solutions before plated vias was copper eyelets connecting
each side. Other than being labor-intensive, I don't know why these still
wouldn't work (assuming you could still obtain them.