Re: Breadboarding

Eeyore wrote:
> DJ Delorie wrote:
>
> > Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> > > Similar kind of thing. Except I only need a handful !
> >
> > Next time someone tells me I'm wasting my time making my own boards,
> > I'm going to point them at this thread :-)
> >
> > Last time this came up, it got me thinking.  I can etch on 8 mil FR4,
> > and double-stick tape that to an unetched copper clad board, to get
> > what I think you're asking for.  But, not being an RF expert, I have
> > no idea how well it would "work".  I think it would be worth the
> > effort to find out if this is a viable RF prototyping platform, just
> > to satisfy my curiosity, if you can send me a PDF of a SS layout (no
> > vias ;).  Contact me off-list if you're interested.
>
> I only wish I could send you a Wainwright 'Mini-Mount' catalogue. I bet
I
> have one somewhere here in the archive.
>
> It's just such a breeze to use. It could be a useful side income for
> anyone.
>
> Graham

" I only wish I could send you a Wainwright 'Mini-Mount' catalogue. I
bet I
have one somewhere here in the archive."

Do these things still exist?  I've heard about them from several
different souces now,

http://electronicdesign.com/Articles/Index.cfm?AD=1&ArticleID=6105

You can get double sided pcb's cheap, and I've always wanted surface
mount "jumpers" for prototyping.
George