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    Cool Development Board Recomendations ???

    I have been looking to purchase a development board to use with PBP. There are so many out there to choose from.
    What boards do you guys use or what would you recomend.
    Pro and cons to boards greatly apreciated.

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    I would go for EasyPIC 4 this comes with ICD it support 8-40pin

    I have the easypic3 board and fnd it very useful loads of features

    some say but you may not use all of the features but it very good value for money, My Easypic3 cost me £99 and that come with GLD and LCD

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    chuck

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    Been thinking of getting one of the EasyPIC boards for some time now, and with the pound so strong against the dollar, it might actually work out cheaper purchasing direct from the US than via the UK distributor

    Edit:
    Just checked and the cost from the US is:
    Product Total: £ 63.84 GBP
    Shipping: £ 13.41 GBP
    Order Total: £ 77.25 GBP

    The cost from the UK distributor (http://www.paltronix.com/index.html ) is

    Subtotal £69.00
    Shipping (Standard Post) £5.00
    VAT £12.95
    Total £86.95

    So you could save yourself £9.70 buy ordering from the US. Only drawback is the time it takes to get here. If you want it next day then the cost is £89.89
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    Hi all,
    I am using one from Microbyte Electronics in Australia. www.microbyte.com.au
    It does everything I want Very, Very well. Comes with IC-PROG and handles 8 - 40 pin chips. There will be a PLCC44 adaptor available pretty soon. In short, this is a great board (although quite expensive) and I cannot say enough good things about it.
    Peter Moritz.
    Up the bush, Western Plains,
    New South Wales,
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    Any board from MikroElektronika!

    I have EasyPIC 4 + various accessory boards and really love it. It support all < 40 pins PIC, from the 10F to 18F. On board USB programmer etc etc etc. For what you have on-board, you can't beat it. OK the ICD is useless if you don't have any MikroElektronika compiler but... i never use ICD (or 1-2 times / year) ... my ICD-2 is gathering dust here

    In USA, i recommend Circuit-Ed
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    Well I guess 3 out of 4 developers recomend the EasyPic 4.
    Thanks for the input.

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