What does "no external power" mean to you?

The QuickWriter from Tech Tools supports everything right up to the 18F8x20
stuff, does ICSP using either programmer-powered or target-powered chips,
has a good GUI, and best of all - SUPPORT!

Andy

At 10:28 AM 1/19/03 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I've seen quite a few different programmers out there over time. Long time
>ago I purchased the ITU programmer and it's been doing fine but requires
>external power. Now I am looking at building a new programmer.
>
>What is a good programmer, where documentation is available and that is
>actively maintained to support all the new PICs' out there? Some of my
>requirements are, no external power, can be build myself, in-circuit
>programming.
>
>Adi
>
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