WTB : Old/New Universal EPROM IC Device Programmers + Adapters

[Amarbir[Lynx-India]]

Hi ,
     I am looking for the same as stated in subject .Shipping To My office in USA " Torrance ,CA " .My requirements for the same is always there ,Please do PM me with your offers before you try and sell elsewhere .I am looking for these brands mostly but anything will do

1 :  Elnec
2 :  Xeltek
3 : Dataman
4 : BK Precision
5 :  EEtools

            Other Good European Brands " Even will consider chinese once " .You are also welcome to send me offers on new/old adapters for the same  .

[macboy]

I picked up a MiniPro TL866CS of the 'bay for around USD$50 shipped, and separately, an assortment of adapter sockets for various SOIC and QFP packages, for another $20 or so.

So far it has read and programmed everything I have thrown at it, including decades-old EPROMs and an equally ancent PIC 16C55 (parallel programmed, not serial like modern PICs). I've also used it with serial and parallel EEPROMs and FLASH, read and written NVSRAM, and tested SRAMs and logic ICs. I have a limited budget for my hobby, and this is some of the best money I have spent in a long while.

Dave checked it out in EEVblog #411

[Amarbir[Lynx-India]]

I picked up a MiniPro TL866CS of the 'bay for around USD$50 shipped, and separately, an assortment of adapter sockets for various SOIC and QFP packages, for another $20 or so.

So far it has read and programmed everything I have thrown at it, including decades-old EPROMs and an equally ancent PIC 16C55 (parallel programmed, not serial like modern PICs). I've also used it with serial and parallel EEPROMs and FLASH, read and written NVSRAM, and tested SRAMs and logic ICs. I have a limited budget for my hobby, and this is some of the best money I have spent in a long while.

Dave checked it out in

EEVblog #411

Sir ,
      My Interest Is Old ,Second Hand Once From

1 :  Elnec
2 :  Xeltek
3 : Dataman
4 : BK Precision
5 :  EEtools

[jlmoon]

I picked up a MiniPro TL866CS of the 'bay for around USD$50 shipped, and separately, an assortment of adapter sockets for various SOIC and QFP packages, for another $20 or so.

So far it has read and programmed everything I have thrown at it, including decades-old EPROMs and an equally ancent PIC 16C55 (parallel programmed, not serial like modern PICs). I've also used it with serial and parallel EEPROMs and FLASH, read and written NVSRAM, and tested SRAMs and logic ICs. I have a limited budget for my hobby, and this is some of the best money I have spent in a long while.

Dave checked it out in EEVblog #411

I found a part the MiniPro TL866 won't do.  The Xicor XR2212 nvram.. that or is there a device file available somewhere I don't know about?