Hi ya'll!

Well, I guess because I've been trying hard to fix our PCB problems, all of a
sudden I'm the "board guru" here...(far from it, believe you me!). What's
that old adage; "The more you learn, the less you know..." certainly applies
in my case.

But aside from my new status, I had someone here come and ask me what would
be a good substrate material to build a fuel sensor on. It's intended to be
for fuel quantity indicators in automobiles, so it'll have to take gas,
diesel, ethanol, etc..It's gonna be just a double-sided PCB. Also what would
be a good choice to use to coat the electronics on this board? Besides
Paralene...they said that'll be too expensive... they want to try and keep
costs down to $6.50 a board (that's including the components) They said this
could turn into some very high volume (they always say that don't they?).

Already had one of my good TechNet buddies say CEM-3...does that sound good?
(Hey not that I don't trust ya' Hoovy! Just fishin' for some other
opnions...hehehe)

Thanks!

-Steve Gregory-

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