NOW Gold Phoenix offers an EXCELLENT price for 1-4 Layers prototype
PCB.
(Our website http://ca.goldphoenixpcb.com or http://24.226.35.46)

ONLY US65 include shipping (Lead time 5 days, FedEx or UPS need 2-3
business days from China to North America)

1.MULTI-Designs ON A SIGNAL PANEL IS NOT ALLOWED
2.NO LIMIT ON THE NUMBER OF VIAS
3.MAXIMUM ONE INNER CUT PER BOARD
4.FREE SETP AND REPEAT SERVICE IS PROVIDE, SCORE LINES IS ALLOWED
5.1-2 Layers ,FR4 material,0.062",1oz Copper.
6.Minimum hole size 20mil, minimum clearance 8mil.
7.Green solder mask, white silkscreen
8.Total area of all boards combined less than 155inch sq. Maximum
size per board 10X14.5inch.
9.ONLY Gerber274X and NC Drill files are accepted

For example, If the area of your boards is 10 inch sq, US65 Gold
Phoenix will make 15pcs for you!
If you just want 1pcs the maximum size of your board is 10"x14.5"

10. 4 Layers PCB,Free shipping,Free Testing:

US200 155inch sq
US185 100inch sq
US165 75 inch sq

For example, If the area of your boards is 10 inch sq, US200 Gold
Phoenix will make 15pcs 4 Layers
board for you! If you just want 1pcs the maximum size of your board is
10"x14.5

In article ,
says...

NOW Gold Phoenix offers an EXCELLENT price for 1-4 Layers prototype
PCB.

snip badly-spelled ad

Now why would I want to go with a completely unknown and unproven
(to me, at least) firm, one that can't even spell parts of their
advertisement right, when I can pay just a bit more and get local
service from a US-based company that I know won't have any trouble
turning the boards I need around?

BTW... *PLONK!*


--
Dr. Anton T. Squeegee, Director, Dutch Surrealist Plumbing Institute.
(Known to some as Bruce Lane, ARS KC7GR,
kyrrin (a/t) bluefeathertech[d=o=t]calm -- www.bluefeathertech.com
"If Salvador Dali had owned a computer, would it have been equipped
with surreal ports?"

Now why would I want to go with a completely unknown and unproven
(to me, at least) firm, one that can't even spell parts of their
advertisement right, when I can pay just a bit more and get local
service from a US-based company that I know won't have any trouble
turning the boards I need around?


I don't know where you're going to pay "just a bit more" and get anywhere
near as much as these folks are promising. As far as US-based companies are
concerned, I've been using PCB Express (www.pcbexpress.com). Their deal for
a similar basket of features is about $150 for 100 sq in. Being a US company
doesn't seem to have made them any better either...the last time I used
them, I got 3 defective boards out of a lot of 10.

These guys want $65 for a 155 sq in panel. The next closest deal I know of
is Olimex, a European company (www.olimex.com), and they want $105 for a 100
sq in panel. Thats a price difference of 2.5 to 1. I don't care how good
they can spell, as long as their quality and delivery are reliable and good.

Personally, for $65, I'm going to give it a try on the next prototype board
I send out for fab. I'll let you know how it works out.

Joe
W3JDR

Now why would I want to go with a completely unknown and unproven
(to me, at least) firm, one that can't even spell parts of their
advertisement right, when I can pay just a bit more and get local
service from a US-based company that I know won't have any trouble
turning the boards I need around?


I don't know where you're going to pay "just a bit more" and get anywhere
near as much as these folks are promising. As far as US-based companies are
concerned, I've been using PCB Express (www.pcbexpress.com). Their deal for
a similar basket of features is about $150 for 100 sq in. Being a US company
doesn't seem to have made them any better either...the last time I used
them, I got 3 defective boards out of a lot of 10.

These guys want $65 for a 155 sq in panel. The next closest deal I know of
is Olimex, a European company (www.olimex.com), and they want $105 for a 100
sq in panel. Thats a price difference of 2.5 to 1. I don't care how good
they can spell, as long as their quality and delivery are reliable and good.

Personally, for $65, I'm going to give it a try on the next prototype board
I send out for fab. I'll let you know how it works out.

Joe
W3JDR

In article ,
says...

NOW Gold Phoenix offers an EXCELLENT price for 1-4 Layers prototype
PCB.

snip badly-spelled ad

Now why would I want to go with a completely unknown and unproven
(to me, at least) firm, one that can't even spell parts of their
advertisement right, when I can pay just a bit more and get local
service from a US-based company that I know won't have any trouble
turning the boards I need around?

BTW... *PLONK!*


--
Dr. Anton T. Squeegee, Director, Dutch Surrealist Plumbing Institute.
(Known to some as Bruce Lane, ARS KC7GR,
kyrrin (a/t) bluefeathertech[d=o=t]calm -- www.bluefeathertech.com
"If Salvador Dali had owned a computer, would it have been equipped
with surreal ports?"