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Re: Using an Arduino as a robot controller (2010 and beyond?)

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Originally Posted by AndrewN View Post
Umm, Altium might be in the kit but I cannot get a PCB manufactured from the design and I don't have $12K to spend to get the license. I'll withdraw the comment if you can tell me how to do this for a reasonable cost.
Andrew -

Your post confused me, so I chased it down with FIRST's Altium Rep. She told me that the Altium you receive in the Kit of Parts is the full blown Altium Unified Licence with a 12 month timer. This can export your board to many standard formats, including Gerbers. Gerbers are accepted by all of the board houses I've worked with, although I hear that some of the super-low-end houses only accept their own proprietary format.

If you need any help with the export/fab process, feel free to PM me or post here. Alternatively, we can set you up with the Altium Forum - the community there is on par with Chief Delphi for helpfulness (dare I say better? ).

- Eric
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