In a message dated 10/11/1999 4:06:42 PM Central Daylight Time,
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<< Folks,

 We're doing, rather consistently, 1100 I/O CCGA's (rounded number). Going to
 3,000 on same 1mm pitch and to .8mm. Any suggestions about concerns regarding
 column straightness, placement accuacy (sinks into mud and stays put), krud
between
 columns, reflow and rework profiles, and all the usual stuff on 24+ layer
boards. Also,
 going to duplicate current efforts using 24 parts per board. Just wondering
knowing
 it might be a stretch.

 Earl Moon >>

Moon-Man,

About the only thing I can say is: HOLY COW!!!!
...and that's about it...I've never done anything close to that. WHEW!! If
you're over
your head, then there ain't much I can do 'cept wish you luck...(which I know
ain't much)

you're my hero!

-Steve Gregory-

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