Stupid question

[cpnbnanamn]

Ok..  I've gotten myself into this hobby pretty deep, and have found myself in the need for a PIC programmer.  I was looking at the Pickit3, but I could have sworn I read somewhere that it wasn't compatible with the PIC24F MC. 

Can someone set me straight??  What would I need to program/ re-program a PIC either on or off of a PCB?? 


-Roger

[KeithTarpley]

Greetings,,,

Pickit3 will program anything we've currently got going.  You may be thinking of the pickit 2.  You might try here.  One of several places to purchase:

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Keith

[rimist]

For a limited time save 20% on all of Microchip’s development tools when you order on-line at Microchip Direct using code: ESCB2011

This is how i bought my pickit 3. I used a breadboard to program my USB dongle pic. The express has a direct connection
Now through November 30th, 2011

- Rimist

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[chrisatpsu]

For a limited time save 20% on all of Microchip’s development tools when you order on-line at Microchip Direct using code: ESCB2011

This is how i bought my pickit 3. I used a breadboard to program my USB dongle pic. The express has a direct connection
Now through November 30th, 2011

- Rimist

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I think after November 30th, the Express will still have the ISCP connection...   

[rimist]

True
Added my comment in the middle of a cut and paste. I blame the turkey for dulling my senses. it had nothing to do with the beer.

- Rimist

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