Wirewrap boards update

[Chuck Guzis]

On 11 Mar 2010 at 4:33, Steve Robertson wrote:

> I generally use a hand-wrapping tool to unwind the wires. I really
> don't know of an easier way to unwind them. It's tedious work but, if
> you're doing small projects like I was, you can do a small area and
> then cut that section from the bigger board.

I do my boards a bit differently.  I use single-sided FR4 PCB, 
usually 0.060" thick and drill holes for the pins and punch them in 
(slighly countersinking the foil side).  It's only a little more work 
than using the gridded-out-lots-of-pins protoboards, but more than 
makes up for it in that components are easy to identify (no "forest 
of pins" effect) and presents a ground plane that's second to none.

--Chuck