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Post subject: Prototyping for writing exchange
Unread postPosted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 3:02 pm
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Hi All,

We are in the process of ramping up some marketing and and are looking for engineers in the RF/ MW/ High Component Integration space who might be writing, or thinking about writing technical articles or are working on the 'bleading edge'. Our business is the sales and marketing of a line of high end PCB prototyping equipment (capable of milling RF/ MW traces as fine as 3 mil/ with 1 mil features possible) and we are looking to partner with a few key companies who ae pushing the edge of the board design envelope.

We would like to exchange time on our machines for a mention within your published article or press releases.

If your are Interested please contact me off list at:

Ian@ximetrix.ca

FYI: Machine specifications can be found at:

www.PCBprototyping.com

Regards,

Ian Campbell
Marketing Director,
Ximetrix Systems
PCBprototyping.com

Posted 11/12/2012

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