I don't know what happened to the first transmission, but mine came back blank.
If this is a duplication, just hit your delete key.

Regards,
Les


Hi Phil,

        We looked at this possibility several years back. The main problem with
the conductive epoxies is that the electrical conductivity is too low for most
applications. With the ever increasing speed of many electronic devices and
needs, this even more compounds the problem. There is probably some nitch
markets where this technology may be feasable, such as the TOY market or some
other market that requires slow speeds and low current transfer.

.... Just my two cents worth...
Regards,
Les

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