Demo boards are cool as are prototype boards - maybe variants with 28pin,
40pin with space for an xtal, power socket,7805, capacitor, diode etc and a
nice little area with plated holes for additional components to be soldered.
The boards would cost pence to make and could be sold for a couple of ukp
and still make profit.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sean Alcorn (SYD)" <sdalcorn@AVION.COM.AU>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2002 5:06 PM
Subject: Re: [PIC]: Piclist Beginners Kit (PBK)


> Hi guys,
>
> > Me too, but Dutch based and already selling PIC stuff - but not that I
> > have a programmer KIT of my own that I sell.
>
> It keeps getting called a "kit" - but I thought the original concept was
for
> a fully tested and functional unit that the newbies couldn't screw up?
>
> I mean, if they can be confident that the programmer works, they can
> concentrate on working out why their first PIC program does not. We should
> supply a number of ASM and/or C and HEX files for various Flash chips that
> they can burn straight out of the box. Maybe even a little demo board too.
> If that works, they know the programmer and setup all works and get on
with
> their own project(s).
>
> Let's clarify this in the early stages.
>
> Sean
>
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