I have both the EasyPic3 and EasyPIC4 boards, many add on cards, and the C =
and Basic compilers.  I have been very happy with their products.  The only=
 complaint I have is that their compilers create pretty bloated code.  They=
 work great and are easy to use though so if space isn't a problem, then th=
ey are satisfactory.  The support is very good.  They have forums and you c=
an get support there if you need it.
 =

I have bought directly from both Mikroelektronika and from Circuit-ed.com. =
 The few dollars extra to buy from circuit-ed.com in the US is worth it I b=
elieve because it does take longer to get it factory direct from Europe.  T=
he new easyPIC5 is hard to beat.  A very complete development/prototype boa=
rd complete with on-board USB programmer, support for Graphic LCD with 4-wi=
re touchscreen, and in-circuit debugger for $119 isn't duplicated by anyone=
 else.
Good luck> Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 18:39:15 -0500> From: lreynol4@erols.com>=
 To: piclist@mit.edu> Subject: [PIC] Question on mikroElectronica EasyPIC s=
ystems...> > Greetings all,> > I'm getting the bug to do something useful a=
nd interesting with a > PIC device. I have ideas and plans... But first, I =
need to get up to > speed with some real world devices and coding. has anyo=
ne here in the US > ordered and received an EasyPIC system???? If so, how l=
ong did it take > to get it and were you satisfied with it. Thank you for y=
our input here??> > Larry> -- > http://www.piclist.com PIC/SX FAQ & list ar=
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