[Coco] make-do ROM Paks

Mark Marlette mark at cloud9tech.com
Mon Sep 17 10:17:31 EDT 2007


Depending on what the final use is for this device. I HIGHLY recommend  
that that the card edge connectors are gold plated.

Generally a ROM pak wasn't because it would be inserted and removed  
often, thus cleaning/wiping would occur before it could/would tarnish.

If one was going to make a pak that would stay plugged in for a long  
time. You WILL have problems. That is why all of our devices have the  
gold plated edge connectors. We have seen it in our proto-types. I  
don't gold those, but still use them in the labs.

Not all PCB houses will have the gold etch process. The good ones will.

Mark
Cloud-9

Quoting "Darren A." <darccml at hotmail.com>:

>
>> From: jdaggett at gate.net
>> Subject: Re: [Coco] make-do ROM Paks
>>
>>
>> What are the deminsions for the board? At that price is there any solder
>> mask or are they tin plated copper?
>>
>> james
>>
> -
>
> The board dimensions are 2.7 x 2.1 inches. The prices I quoted were   
> for the ExpressPCB Standard Service. These boards are tin/lead   
> plated with no soldermask or silkscreen. They have a Production   
> Service which offers soldermask, silkscreen and lead free plating at  
>  a higher cost (10 of my boards would be about $260).
>
> Check out ExpressPCB.com if you want more info.
>
> Darren
>
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