This is a repost of a measseage that appeared under a different
header.  I'm sorry if this is redundant.

PICList,
Perhaps what newbies need more than chip advice is for someone
to spend an hour or two helping them with the basics.  I know
that I wish I'd had someone to take me through the early
learning phase.  No, I'm not an expert, but you don't need to
be
an engineer to help people starting out programming PICs.

So I'll go out on a limb and propose an 'adopt a newbie'
program.  I'm  sure that few of us have hundreds of hours to
donate but I am willing to offer a couple of hours to a newbie
who lives in my area to contact me to get a little hands-on
assistance.

Newbies,
If you're in the South-Eastern Connecticut area (New Haven to
New London) and want to talk PIC, please contact me off-list.

Cheers,
akieran_at_ureach.com

Is anyone else in?

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