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New MessageCompact Flash (modified 0 times) Skypilot
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How many people are using compact flash cards on their I-openers? I got a nice little USB reader and a 64mb card for under $100. I then compressed the card to get about 120mb. It's really quick and easy to transfer files this way.
Skypilot - "Keep the blue side up"
03-16-2001 00:38:40

New MessageRE:Compact Flash (modified 0 times) ckbone
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Where did you find a 64meg card and reader for that price? I bought a SimpleTechnology USB card reader about a year ago (BestBuy $30). I use a 32meg card from my camera. The thing works just fine. Wish the cards were cheaper....
03-16-2001 04:45:17

New MessageRE:Compact Flash (modified 0 times) Skypilot
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Costco (discount membership house) has Simple Technology 64mb cards for $72. Then I just compressed it like any other drive and ended up with about 120mb.
Skypilot - "Keep the blue side up"
03-16-2001 07:54:24

New MessageRE:Compact Flash (modified 0 times) Kudzu
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I've seen Type I Viking and Transcend 64MB dual voltage Compact Flash cards online for around $58. ($5 shipping)
03-16-2001 20:33:10

New MessageRE:Compact Flash (modified 0 times) BigDog
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I use my Sandisk SDDR-32 USB reader all the time with mine, I use my 32mb compactflash from my camera. I also have a 8mb flash that I use too, all work very well.
03-17-2001 06:06:32

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