Hi piclist,

I looked at the 32 bit PIC's and was amazed at their power. However, because
all I have is a solderless breadboard right now, so I am concerned about the
64-TQFP package these PIC's use. Does any one have experience with doing
prototyping with these chips? I need a proto board that will let me: control
a motor, control led's, connect to resistors, and receive inputs from photo
transistors and other sensors. A lot of those functions fit nicely on a
solderless breadboard. What kind of board is most useful to solder one of
these pic's onto to sort of replace a solderless breadboard? Keep in mind
that I don't want to have to detach the chip from it's solder, so I want to
be able to remove and all the other components like resistors without
soldering them, just like in a solderless breadboard. Thanks.

--Zach
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