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OOPic
The OOpic is great for that multi-language ablity.
Since I'm a mechanical guy, I need all the help I can get with electronics and software, and the OOPic is the easiest micro that I have found - and they are dirt cheap. And they are object based. And they can be networked together. And they have built in object classes. And they are great. OOpic I have not checked out the OOpic II yet, but it looks like it is more of the same goodness. |
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