Michael McGee wrote:

It's a PIC!  I thought I recognized that number.  I had a magazine
subscription for a couple of years to NUTS AND VOLTS, it was a regular PIC
how-to and catalog.

Put me down for three boards.
Mike

Don't know the cost yet for the bare boards but I would say
somewhere between 30 and 50 dollars.

Paul Lamar

Great guys this is going to make it all worth while. I put another three or 
four hours into the PC board layout today. I fixed it so one could cut
off the development part and use the board as a quasi production system.
The 17C756 is a gang buster chip for only about $20. The pulse width
modulation feature is perfect for an auto pilot servo.

Paul Lamar
 
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