24 Jun
2009
24 Jun
'09
10:10 a.m.
Does anyone happen to have a spare Needham's PB-10 EPROM programmer they'd be
willing to part with? It's an old ISA based programmer, but I've come to really
like it. I have one, and I use it an awful lot. But it's gotten to the point where it
would be extremely handy to have another one that I could install into a portable computer
for use elsewhere.
So, if anyone has one they'd be willing to sell/trade/etc, let me know, I can sure put
it to use.
-Ian
24 Jun
24 Jun
7:02 p.m.
Hi Ian,
Yes, I have one. It looks like new, but I'm sure it has been used and
then stored for years. Don't know for sure if it works, but it was put
away working some time ago.
I want $50 for it and I'll pay to ship. If it doesn't work, I'll refund
everything but the shipping cost. Is that fair?
Dave
Mr Ian Primus said the following on 6/24/2009 10:10 AM:
Does anyone happen to have a spare Needham's PB-10
EPROM programmer they'd be willing to part with? It's an old ISA based programmer,
but I've come to really like it. I have one, and I use it an awful lot. But it's
gotten to the point where it would be extremely handy to have another one that I could
install into a portable computer for use elsewhere.
So, if anyone has one they'd be willing to sell/trade/etc, let me know, I can sure
put it to use.
-Ian
25 Jun
25 Jun
9:10 a.m.
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Does anyone happen to have a spare Needham's PB-10 EPROM programmer they'd be
willing to part with? It's an old ISA based programmer, but I've come to really
like it. I have one, and I use it an awful lot. But it's gotten to the point where it
would be extremely handy to have another one that I could install into a portable computer
for use elsewhere.
So, if anyone has one they'd be willing to sell/trade/etc, let me know, I can sure
put it to use.
-Ian
Hi
I have and use one my self. I use it all the time but for
some special EPROMs I have an old Data I/O.
I've had to replace a few parts on mine a couple of times.
I think it was an 7405 or such once and a transistor once.
I do agree, they are handy. I keep a machine running, just to
use it.
Dwight
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I do agree, they are handy. I keep a machine running,
just to
use it.
I think it is just too much of a hassle to have a separate machine just
for an eprom programmer...I had a PB-10 and it was an **excellent**
programmer. But what it does that a Willem (connected to the parallel port
and cheap to make) doesn't do?
Alexandre, pu1BZZ
8:46 p.m.
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Parallel port? Maybe through a USB?
Dwight
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I do agree, they are handy. I keep a machine
running, just to
use it.
I think it is just too much of a hassle to have a separate machine just
for an eprom programmer...I had a PB-10 and it was an **excellent**
programmer. But what it does that a Willem (connected to the parallel port
and cheap to make) doesn't do?
Alexandre, pu1BZZ
26 Jun
26 Jun
4:50 a.m.
Parallel port? Maybe through a USB?
For USB, you have even better options.
- Wellon - is a CHEAP programmer from China. I have the VP-280 (48 pin)
and it costed me 100 bucks. Program everything but the older chips (e.g.: It
programs almost any MCS-51 chips, but no 8751/48/49/etc). Tests RAMs, works
with BPROMs (things that most newer programmers don't) and go as low as 2716
(no 2704/08). There are higher models who program everything, but in the
price range of a way better...
- ...BEEPROG from ELNEC. This is the best programmer I've ever seen. It
programs EVERYTHING. Period. But costs a nice sum of money. If you're lucky
you can find a beeprog (not plus) or a labprog 48+ in ebay. If you find two,
save one for me, it costs around $300 used
- Willem USB - don't have, haven't seen it, but I know that exists and
it is a free design.
I'm mostly satisfied with my wellon! :o)
Alexandre, PU1BZZ
7:34 a.m.
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, Alexandre Souza wrote:
For USB, you have even better options.
- Wellon - is a CHEAP programmer from China. I have the VP-280 (48 pin)
and it costed me 100 bucks. Program everything but the older chips (e.g.: It
programs almost any MCS-51 chips, but no 8751/48/49/etc). Tests RAMs, works
with BPROMs (things that most newer programmers don't) and go as low as 2716
(no 2704/08). There are higher models who program everything, but in the
price range of a way better...
- ...BEEPROG from ELNEC. This is the best programmer
I've ever seen. It
programs EVERYTHING. Period. But costs a nice sum of money. If you're lucky
you can find a beeprog (not plus) or a labprog 48+ in ebay. If you find two,
save one for me, it costs around $300 used
- Willem USB - don't have, haven't seen it,
but I know that exists and it
is a free design.
I'm mostly satisfied with my wellon! :o)
I would advise staying far away from Advin programmers. The company has
utterly worthless tech support, whose _incorrect_ advice on an older unit
led to me wasting almost $200! Nothing like knowing your own product
line, I say.
Very happy with my Andromeda Research unit. Inexpensive to begin with,
and they will gladly sell you bare boards and schematics if you want to
build the various adapters yourself.
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