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8051 Development Board / 89C51 / MCS51 / 8052

8051 Development Board / 89C51 / MCS51 / 8052

After searching for ages for an 8051 board I can develop stuff on I finally gave up and made my own. Its not like I wanted anything really advanced, just easy to use and easy to debug...

A few colleagues have bought them and reckon they're cool so we've put them on our website for anyone who is interested.

Not everyone is looking for made up kits so the boards are available separately for those that would like to make their own.

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under Products/MCU Development Kits.

regards

B.

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Brian Clark
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blimming cheeky, its not weekly its periodic, and besides I'm just getting the hang of this newsgroup...

B.

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Brian Clark

You want cheeky? How about 26 items ALL WITH THE SAME SUBJECT LINE posted each posted INDIVIDUALLY to one of 26 groups?

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That's called SPAM. . .

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A post the week of July 7 and another the week of July 15. That's WEEKLY. Rich Webb agrees with me.[1] . .

Perhaps you should have lurked on Usenet a bit BEFORE your 1st post.

Do read Rich Webb's post

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where he says [1] "If you really feel compelled to post this every week:..."

Read also the document on which proper Usenet behaviour is based: http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:8PaSp2kKbWoJ:

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*-*-CROSSPOST+only-five-to-six-groups+Newsgroups-which-welcome-advertising+Sending-an-advertisement-to-*-*-every-group I've marked some items that relate to you.

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JeffM

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