Hi,

I recommend to visit www.elnec.com. I use their Smartprog, which
actually programs all I need. Service is excellent, warranty 3 years,
friendly people and all one could wish. Only one (small) drawback: it is
better to drop the original PSU and set up a traditional one (nothing
complicated, simply 15V/0.8A with an 7915)..

Regards,

Imre


On Sun, 29 Feb 2004, Dave L wrote:

> In the area of universal programmers ie:"do-everything" eprom prom etc
> are there any standouts with a very high bang for your buck?
> this would be for engineering-low volumes as opposed to production.
>
> I know this is a very broad question and am trying to get the person
> to nail it down a bit better but a couple of recommended products with
> their pricepoints and capabilities might help them/me focus
>
> I tried the archive without success, probably my choice of phrase.
>
> Dave
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