Took a few goes to get it acceptable because its been too long and i cant remember properly how i worked it out before (its a printed toner transfer using an iron), but i got an acceptable result - one day i will master UV transfers!
for anyone interested, the rough explanation is, you get a program to draw up a PCB, print it onto photo paper (i found semi gloss works best), then iron it onto a PCB without steam, and then soak it in water till the paper dissolves, then etch it and then use acetone or similar to remove the toner.
i can confirm that on the bench with the screen connected to the header it powers up and sends screen updates ... wooo
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Its basically pissing down rain at the moment (not complaining cause we need it) but im not going out to the shed to test any further, but soon enough i hope to get the screen and PCB mounted into a box, and i need to get to jaycar to get a few things like power supply plug and a few mounting hardware parts, but i feel like this project has moved forward at least
