3207 chorus PCB

[Aharon]

Are pictiures like these enough for somebody to make a replica of the PCB?
http://www.putfile.com/aharon

Aharon

[nelson]

If you have access to a flatbed scanner, it is much easier to make a copy of the PCB from a flat scanner image.

Also, for a full rev eng, pictures of the component side of the pcb aswell as a good quality scan would be needed.

Thats for optimum rev eng efficiency.

[Aharon]

I'll try a scan.
Thanks
Aharon

[Dirk_Hendrik]

A few photo's from the component side might come handy in avoiding errors in not so very clear areas. Furthermore, apart from the fact that a flatbed dump is by far the handiest, photo's like this can do (for me). But, try to make the photo as much from above as possible. (flat view). Continuing with the question about the board sizes (lenght and width) to determine the final size of the board when scaling down after reworking the traces (When I work back PCB layouts this way I tend to resample the image some 6 to 8 times the size of the original to avoid pixel courseness in the final layout and let the printer do the resize back to original.

Last but not least, Which chorus are we talking about?

[Aharon]

Thanks for the tips Dirk.
I don't know the brand of the Chorus,it was given to me a while back.
Here's a picture of it.
Aharon
http://www.putfile.com/aharon

[Peter Snow]

Looks like an older RockTek CHR-01...

http://www.harshnoise.com/product_info/rocktek_chorus_chr

Peter