You also need an EEPROM for it to load your program. The propeller is
like an FPGA in that respect, it runs from RAM but needs to load it at
powerup time.

Bob

On Wed, 08 Jun 2011 14:19 -0400, "Peter Johansson"  wrote:

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>From what I've read, it seems like the propellor can be programmed
> with nothing more than a serial port, and with DIP availability, it
> seems as if you can dive in with nothing more than a $7 chip and a
> breadboard.

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