Dkbovaird@AOL.COM wrote:
> In some cases, if you're lucky, messy wires and breadboard
> circuit layouts can work in your favor, sometimes wires and
> parts not so close together or in an ordered relationship
> could lead to reduced coupling and crosstalk.
> Sometimes things work fine on a breadboard but fail when
> converted to a PCB. Sometimes...

If you understand what are you doing, there should not be
"sometimes" surprises.

If you don't, the best advice I've found on PICList is Olin's
about the Moon and a fish :-)

I don't like any surprises in my work, any.

Mike.

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