> I thought that with a hot air station, desoldering and 
> resoldering even the
> bigger TQFP cases is a pretty standard procedure. And you 
> shouldn't have to do it every week :)

For me personally that would probably be an adequate solutiuon. But on a
heavy debugging day I can easily imagine doing > 100 programming cycles.

But I was many wondering how I could make a DwarfBoard product for these
PICs, for customers that probably don't have a hot-air station. I guess
not.

Wouter van Ooijen

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