[sdiy] Recommend an EPROM programmer?

[Paul Schreiber]

> And from the link it doesn't support XP, VISTA or Win7.
>
>> http://www.xeltek.com/SuperPro-Z-product-16225


Well......screw me!

I use a much more expensive one (590U, which is now called the 500P):

http://www.xeltek.com/SuperPro-500P-product-17208

but if you are looking at mostly/just EPROMS the $129 USB one from Canada
looks like a better deal.

The only annoying thing about the Xelteks is no support for the dsPIC30 
families.
I use the in-circuit programmer for that.

Paul S.