> The page states they are using a 16F88. Should be no
> problem with the project when using a
> 18F4620*depending on with package.*. 

Some i/f I do with my project used to be with an F628, then F88 but
I settled on the 18F1320 because it is so much easier handling strings
when you have more than one FSR and more RAM, especially contiguous
addressable RAM. Same applied to switching the 16F870 for an 18F
at the UART i/f, which is the main character transfer point

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