I hope this is not considered spam...

I created a listserver newsgroup several weeks ago
with the hopes of discussing anything to do with
printed circuit board construction techniques needed
specifically to pass, certify, or be approved by various
agencies such as the FCC, UL, Bellcore, etc.

It is by no means intended to detract from this or
any other discussion group.  Most of the members,
there's only about 28 of us, are electrical engineers
with heavy experience with all sorts of agency test
experience and board construction techniques to pass
these tests.

The membership list is closed for viewing so you
can join and lurk without anyone knowing you're
a member.  Also, the Onelist discussion groups
allow you 3 choices: first - to receive each and
every post; second - to receive a digest of posts
about 50k bytes big; third - opt to receive no
posts with the "web only" option to view digests
from the web page listed below.  That way, your
In box will never fill up.

It is my hope that this group can be used as a
significant resource to enhance you professionals
who have helped me in many ways over the years.

If you are involved with any questions regarding
printed circuit board construction methods for
agency test requirements, I invite you to join up
and post some questions.

Please take a look at ...

http://www.onelist.com/community/pcbtechniques

Regards,  Doug McKean

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