On Sat, 04 Feb 2017 22:11:59 -0800, Surge wrote:

On Saturday, 4 February 2017 14:50:44 UTC+2, Martin Gregorie wrote:
If you don't want copper-clad epoxy-board, plain epoxyboard is readily
available as model building material in a variety of thicknesses from
0.2mm to 6mm (1/128" to 1/4").

I used the copper clad board primarily to help keep RFI from the Pi and
12V to 5V buck converter inside the case. I used to think only ferrous
metals could be used for shielding but evidently non-ferrous metals also
work.

Yes, I understood that - an excellent idea.

My background for this stuff comes from model building, so I naturally
think 'epoxy' for joining any type of epoxyboard. If I was making some
thing similar I'd probably assemble it with epoxy and then solder wire
links on to connect all the copper areas electrically.



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