Check http://www.virtuaweb.com/picprog

> Hi Russell,
>
> try professional programmer (support, new versions of SW, hotline) for
> hobby price (72US$). Support all 8-40 pin controllers 12Cxx, 14Cxx and
> 16Cxx (about 100 types). Plus wide range of serial EEPROMs (more than
> 500 types). Don't believe? Look at http://www.elnec.com/pikpg_uk.htm.
>
> >
> > Can anyone suggest a good "hobby" programmer for the PIC micros?
> > I am looking to do some projects from the standpoint of learning the PIC.
> > If anyone can provide some good pros and cons of the programmers that
> > they have used, it would definately help me make a more educated choice
> > in PIC programmers.
> >
> > -r-
> >
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