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    Quote Originally Posted by mr.sneezy View Post
    I've had enough of dragging an old PC around with parallel ports around so I can program the odd PIC with my home made // port programmer.

    After much sifting the web it looks like the USB PICkit2 clone here is the easiest and perhaps best currently around
    http://www.mcuhobby.com/articles.php?article_id=7

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    Martin
    Did you build this mcuhobby version, and then found it to be the best?
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    The only "tiny" problem... how could you program the required PIC, if you don't have any programmer?
    Steve

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