> I have recently gained an interest in PIC programming, and I was
> wondering if there was a cheap (under $100-150 US) PIC programmer that
> could program a diverse selection of microchips, but was supported

how diverse? if you can spend $150 and flash-only is OK consider the
ICD2.

> often and had excellent support.  I am not looking for a kit, unless
> it comes from a trustworthy vendor.

Define trustworhy? Embeddedinc, VOTI, kitsrus? I

> but many seem out of date (even the ones reccamended by
> the list)

which ones?

>  I just want
> to get a product that I know will be worth the money I am spending for
> it. 

whether it is worth its money for you depends on whether it matches your
needs, so be more specific.

Wouter van Ooijen

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