03-12-2012, 10:14 PM
Hi David,
The answer is yes and I used the iron on technique to produce the PCBs for your ESR meter that Josh I successfully constructed. The iron on transfer paper is a tad expensive but works well with both of the laser printers that I have (both Samsungs - an older B&W printer and a bottom of the range colour printer).
I've had the B&W laser about 12 years and its still going strong (touch wood). It works out so much cheaper than an inkjet to run.
Regards
Rob
The answer is yes and I used the iron on technique to produce the PCBs for your ESR meter that Josh I successfully constructed. The iron on transfer paper is a tad expensive but works well with both of the laser printers that I have (both Samsungs - an older B&W printer and a bottom of the range colour printer).
I've had the B&W laser about 12 years and its still going strong (touch wood). It works out so much cheaper than an inkjet to run.
Regards
Rob
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