On Thursday 26 February 2004 12:40 am, David Duffy scribbled:
> I think the eeprom byte write time on a 'F628 is in the order of 8-10ms=
=2E
> David...


Using the 16F628 instead now, I had tested for a day at a simulated ~1000=
 MPH,=20
and it worked well, and I've also run it for a day at ~1600MPH !  In both=
=20
cases, it works well, with the EEPROM saving the 0.1-mile distances relia=
bly. =20
I've logged 60,000+ simulated miles already.  So the write time is more t=
han=20
fast enough for my original intention of supporting speeds up to 250mph. =
:-)

Thanks,
-Neil.

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