Re: [NTLK] any hardware hackers here?

From: rminton_at_commscope.com
Date: Thu Jan 31 2002 - 10:33:18 EST

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Don't know but there are conductive ink pens made just for drawing traces like
you're proposing.

Randy

Andrew Beals <bandy_at_cinnamon.com> on 01/30/2002 11:38:28 PM

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I haven't yet had the "opportunity" to check my theory, but would a metallic
gel pen traced over a trace work to bridge a hairline break in that trace, or
perhaps to do the same on a mylar+copper "ribbon" cable?

Wondering if someone else had a similar idea...

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