On Sun, Jan 29, 2006 at 03:38:54PM -0700, Bob Axtell wrote:
 
> I am not sure you should. The "C" chips are more rugged, the EEPROM 
> section actually
> works without dropping bits, and the 'C's are less susceptible to EMI. 
> Production cut?
> It would kill a LOT of Microchip's income, so I doubt it will happen 
> anytime soon.

For what it's worth I pull apart pretty much every random peice of
hardware I get my hands on and read the chip numbers off it. (amoung
other things) I've seen dozens of "C" chips in hardware, the only "F"
chips I've seen are either 18F's, in short production run hardware like
PIC programmers, or stuff I built!

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