Or you can use a Nordic chip with a micro in it and drop the PIC
altogther. You just need to download a 8051 compiler & away you go. It
is pretty simple - especially if you start out with their sample
programs & layouts

Richard P

On 12/05/07, alan smith <micro_eng2@yahoo.com> wrote:
> make it sound too simple as well.  Is the Nordic that *simple* to interface with? just a serial interface or?  Microchip has a 2.4GHz chip now as well...
>
> Dario Greggio <adpm.to@inwind.it> wrote:  Hi Bob, why don't you build your own using a PIC and Nordic 2.4 GHz
> transceiver?
>
> (looks like they're giving me money for this :-) but I assure it's not
> like that!)
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