Diference between PK3 and production programmer


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    Hey, come on. Don't tell me that you believe these crap?

    As Henrik posted, either it programmed or did not programmed correctly. What is this ... volatility of the code?

    Yeah, OK, code is like alchohol. It just evaporates after a while...

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    I don't believe... I have pic's that is running for years. I tried to point that to him, but...
    I was just wondering what is your opinion on that.

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    That's "interesting" but sounds like b-s to me, ask him to provide some sort of "official" documentation on the matter, I'd like to read it. And/or ask Microchip directly and refer then to said distributor. I'd be very surprised of it's true.

    /Henrik.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis View Post
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    Yeah, OK, code is like alchohol. It just evaporates after a while...

    Ioannis

    Nah, I think it's the conductive pathways within the PIC that run out of electrons.

    Rbrt (ran out of vowels)

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    And I have some beach front property in Arizona for sale. Lots of sand....
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