Re: gEDA-user: overlapping via changes

[Armin Faltl <armin.faltl@xxxxxx>]

kai-martin knaak wrote:
> There is no evidence for users falsely believing that overlapping 
> metal clad holes are good for thermal or electrical conductivity. 
> So there is no reason to preach to them.
>   
By heuristic and gut feeling I thought that the presented result would 
be true.
But I was unsure enough to actually do the math behind it. If you think it's
preaching, leave it out. I just thought that others may have the same 
uncertainty,
but not the math education. If you present this as a trick without 
explanation
you suggest it's good for something - what for?


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