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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: newbie looking for advice

2008-02-27 by John Samperi

At 08:23 AM 28/02/2008, you wrote:
>    While expensive programmer hardware can be nice, ....
>one can get bv dirt cheap with AVRs, without problems.

I consider $30 not very expensive and even dirt cheap
for a tool.

Sure you could get away with a gas stove heated soldering
iron, but isn't a temperature controlled, fine tip iron a lot
more professional and less painful? Would you consider
spending money on tools of the trade unecessary?

And, by the way, I hope you have progressed from the 90Sxxxx
AVRs, the new ones have a lot more fuses to get wrong,
as we hear daily on avrfreaks.net, and it is a lot easier
to get wrong with non Studio based programming interfaces.
AVROPSP2 being a possible exception.




Regards

John Samperi

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