Which EEPROM did you use?

24LC512 It was the largest I had at the time. I wish microchip tried just a bit harder to make the numbers easier to read...

Originally Posted by blueroomelectronics

Sure, a DIY board is possible. It would be the addition of one or two 24LC512 or 24LC1024 EEPROMs. I could draw up a PCB layout that would go in the long top connector if anyone wants it. Maybe add a 5V (4xAA NiMH) connector for power instead of USB or AC adapter.
By far the most portible if you use the feature alot; would be a Genuine PICkit2 as they are really small.

Our CB0703 (PICkit 2) PCB (2.84" by 1.26", about 72mm by 32 mm) is slightly smaller than Microchip's design.

Though we got more components and extra big parts, e.g. a RJ12 Connector, a Power Jack, and dedicated Power Regulator circuits etc.

Also our design support both USB type B and USB miniB connectors.

Why are you shouting ?

Originally Posted by 3v0

Why are you shouting ?

People talked when using all Capital size is shouting, didn't realize here bold is also named shouting. Sorry about that.

Originally Posted by blueroomelectronics

Which EEPROM did you use?

Hi, bill,
You better change your signature in case peolpe pointing out you are shouting with your signature.

Huh, I've used it for ages. No complaints so far.

Originally Posted by Funny NYPD

People talked when using all Capital size is shouting, didn't realize here bold is also named shouting. Sorry about that.

You are right. But still better not to. Save it for words that need it.