On Fri, Jul 6, 2012, at 11:07 PM, Joshua Shriver wrote:
> I'm also new to PIC. Bought a programmer a couple years back but it
> wasn't
> complete so the deal was kind of a burn. Believe it supported PIC32 as
> well
> but I don't have ICP modules to attach to it. So I kinda drifted from PIC
> but lurking here still.
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> Was hoping to do some learning/testing w/o a microchip but PIC is still
> high on my list, so a modern full package PIC programmer is also
> appreciated.

In that case a Bus Pirate will serve you especially well. Take anything
I2C and query it for its address, poke commands at it, etc, from your
computer.

Bob

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