I have a warp-13a and it is indeed very good, have had no problems other than some stupidity on my part.  On a Sunday afternoon I sent Jim an email asking about device support for a new pic which wasn't currently supported, but had some on hand I was wanting to program.  Within an hour I had a new exe from him with support for the new chip.  I'm a very happy customer.

Regards,
Bob

Robert Mash <rmash@GLOBALCOOLING.COM> wrote ..
> 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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