Sounds like we a training a new staff :)

John


--- Wouter van Ooijen <wouter@voti.nl> wrote:

> > Microchip PicKit 1 or PicKit 2 would be best, and
> at $35 and $49, the
> > price is right.
> 
> pickit 1 is dead, it is not sw-upgradeable. pickit 2
> is. IMHO it is a
> good programmer, but the exp pcb that is part of the
> package is not so
> super. there is no software with it that you can't
> download freely -
> maybe that;s why they don't feel like describing it
> again.
> 
> I would say: throw in a solderless breadboard, a few
> 18F2520, xtal, some
> R's leds, etc. and a separate 5V supply. Download
> and install C18, and
> find a printer to print some 2k pages (datasheet,
> C18 manuals).
> 
> Wouter van Ooijen
> 
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