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| Ken Fowler |
 Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:10 pm |
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I was shopping on eBay for a PIC Programmer for hobby use. I saw one by Sure Electronics in
Nanjing. It's a clone of MicroChip's PicKit 2 and comes with a prototype circuit and programming
sockets. The interesting feature was that the programming fixture has three ZIF sockets for 14, 20,
and 28 pin devices. It is listed as Buy-it-Now at a price $10 less than Microchip's package. They
also have schematics and documentation for download. The USB Controller and Programming Fixture are
covered by Lexan Panels and have Status LED's.
Has anyone here had good or bad experiences with this company or their programmer? Thanks.
Ken Fowler, KO6NO |
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