This may be a dumb question, or I may have already answered myself, but does anyone know of an inexpensive way to get a few chips programmed? I have 4 PROMs that need to be replaced on a machine, I have the data to go in them, but I have no chip programmer. The chips themselves are not too exotic, from what I can tell. Unfortunately the options that appear to me are either buy a programmer, which I do not have much experience with and are somewhat expensive for a one-time job; or to get it done by a company who specializes in that, and from what I have seen they are either prohibitively expensive (for me at least) and/or do huge batches at a time. Because this is just a personal project to get a machine working and not for instance a crucial device running a big business, I seem to be stuck in the D-I-Y category, which would probably take more time and money than I can afford right now... I guess if I could find a fellow hobbyist in the Virginia area.... -- Author: Vartan INET: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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