user13590: I have bricked a few AT328P by invalid fuse settings.
Has anybody used the above sketches and the associated circuitry to perform high voltage programming?

user7856: I have not tried with those instructions, as I have an AVRDragon, but it's a good exercise for precision, since you have to wire lots of pins.
20+ iirc
My guess is that if anything fails, it's likely to be because of a mistake in the wiring.
If you are planning to do it often, you might consider soldering the wires and the ZIF socket to a prototype board, to preserve your mental sanity.

13590: <p>I have bricked a few AT328P by invalid fuse settings.</p>

<p>Has anybody used the above sketches and the associated circuitry to perform high voltage programming?</p>
 7856: <p>I have not tried with those instructions, as I have an AVRDragon, but it's a good exercise for precision, since you have to wire lots of pins.</p>

<p>20+ iirc</p>

<p>My guess is that if anything fails, it's likely to be because of a mistake in the wiring.</p>

<p>If you are planning to do it often, you might consider soldering the wires and the ZIF socket to a prototype board, to preserve your mental sanity.</p>
