Hi,

I use CD4021 and CD4094 resp. due to ESD protection built-in. And yes,
they may be also daisy-chained. Even do it.

Regards,
Imre

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On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Jinx wrote:

> > I'm guessing that lots of folks use 8 bit shift registers to get
> > data into and out of PICs.  So I was just wondering what are
> > the most popular para in/ser out and ser in/para out devices.
> >
> > Do you use any that are daisy chainable?
>
> 74xx164 and 74xx165 - cheap, available, reliable
>
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