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> > Personally I'd recommend people go straight to the 30F parts.
> 
> Personaly, I think that's a bit to far for a startup-hobbyist.
> The lack of online resources is a major factor.
> 
> > There are several 28pin DIP 30F parts available
> 
> As today with a number of PIC24 devices. And then you
> do not have to worry about the "DSP" letters... :-)
iirc PIC24 chips are all j series with the horrible flash endurance that brings wheras DSPIC33 chips have the conventional long life flash.


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