EPROM and EEPROM Programmers

----- Original Message: Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2012 12:46:30 -0400 From: Keith Monahan <keithvz at verizon.net> To: cctalk at classiccmp.org Subject: Re: EPROM and EEPROM Programmers ---- Well, by golly, then that's what you should get; lots of them out there! I generally find that when I have a round hole it's easier to find a round peg instead of complaining about the corners on the square ones ;-) I actually find an RS-232 serial interface the most flexible in terms of machines I can connect it to, including through a USB <> serial adapter if necessary. I take it that "*all* your other devices" must be less than 15 years old then, so what brings you to the Classic Computer List? ;-) Ironic that folks on the "Classic" computer list don't even have a machine with a serial or parallel port; I built programmers for both my PET and my AIM65, not much more than a connector and a socket since like many classics there were lots of available I/O pins, but from this discussion about programmers it seems that actually _using_ a classic computer for something useful isn't very common... m