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<blockquote data-quote="nobbly" data-source="post: 6648" data-attributes="member: 175033">To add to what I said before another consideration is the software supplied with the programmer. For example the VXMulti software is unable to program 3 file funcard hex's and some people have problems with the supplied Elvis software.The VX4Fun comes with Vx Cardmaster software which has a very nice user interface and&nbsp; is very easy to use. It also supports all known cards.Also As I mentioned before VXTools have released new versions of the VXMulti. The one that catches my eye is the “VxMulti2 Lite with Vx4Fun Upgrade fitted”. It has the same modes 0-6 as the&nbsp; VxMulti but has a mode 7 upgrade that takes it to the full Vx4Fun&nbsp; specification. It comes with a Custom Case, LED Display, 8 Programming&nbsp; Modes (see below), Retail Boxed, complete with Serial Lead and Power&nbsp; Supply and factory fitted Vx4Fun upgrade. Not bad for the same price as the VX4Fun £59.99.Programming modes:Mode 0 6.00Mhz Mode 1 3.57Mhz Mode&nbsp; 2 Ludi&nbsp; PICMode 3 Ludi EEpromMode 4 AtmelMode&nbsp; 5&nbsp; 6.00 Mhz Mode 6 3.57 Mhz To answer you question I would go for the new VxMulti2 Lite with the Vx4Fun upgrade fitted and a goldcard. Maybe after buy some other cards like a funcard or silver card.nobbly :+</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nobbly, post: 6648, member: 175033"] To add to what I said before another consideration is the software supplied with the programmer. For example the VXMulti software is unable to program 3 file funcard hex's and some people have problems with the supplied Elvis software. The VX4Fun comes with Vx Cardmaster software which has a very nice user interface and is very easy to use. It also supports all known cards. Also As I mentioned before VXTools have released new versions of the VXMulti. The one that catches my eye is the “VxMulti2 Lite with Vx4Fun Upgrade fitted”. It has the same modes 0-6 as the VxMulti but has a mode 7 upgrade that takes it to the full Vx4Fun specification. It comes with a Custom Case, LED Display, 8 Programming Modes (see below), Retail Boxed, complete with Serial Lead and Power Supply and factory fitted Vx4Fun upgrade. Not bad for the same price as the VX4Fun £59.99. Programming modes: Mode 0 6.00Mhz Mode 1 3.57Mhz Mode 2 Ludi PIC Mode 3 Ludi EEprom Mode 4 Atmel Mode 5 6.00 Mhz Mode 6 3.57 Mhz To answer you question I would go for the new VxMulti2 Lite with the Vx4Fun upgrade fitted and a goldcard. Maybe after buy some other cards like a funcard or silver card. nobbly :+ [/QUOTE]

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