I've been using it and I love it.  It programs a lot of different chips, it
programs them fast just as the site advertises, and when I have had
questions I've gotten good help from them.

Up until now I've just been putting the PICs in the ziff socket, but this
weekend I plan on doing my first ICSP and I expect that to go good as well.



-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Mash [mailto:rmash@GLOBALCOOLING.COM]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 11:52 AM
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [PIC:] Warp-13


I've used a PICSTART+ at work for about a year now with pretty satisfactory
results.  Except it seems kinda slow programming.
But now I'm looking to start doing some PIC projects at home and I'm looking
at my options:

1.) a parallel-port Tait style programmer.  Seems pretty limited in the
number of different PICs they can program.

2.) Buy a picstart plus.  Don't really want to spend $200.

or

3.) Buy a WARP-13.  Cheaper... hmmm.

My question:  Anyone have any comments about the Warp-13?  Good or bad
experiences?  Insider info...

Thanks to all for your reply(s).
Last point, I don't want to start any wars here about which programmer is
best and for what reasons, etc...
Just looking for input on the Warp13.



Robert Mash

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