What kind of card reader should I buy
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This actually comes with a MicroSD card AND a USB cable to connect the drone to your computer. No card reader needed.
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Get this memory Card, or one like it:Professional Kingston MicroSDHC 16GB (16 Gigabyte) Card for HTC Sensation 4G Smartphone Phone with custom formatting and Standard SD Adapter. (SDHC Class 4 Certified)
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Just look for in Amazon for a 125khzAnd 26bit rfid card reader. There are various model with usb, urat, ps/2 conection.
1474974
It will read any card up to a UDMA 7. With many cards from different shooters, we've not had one problem from any size, brand, speed, or rating.
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This reader will only work with SDHC cards and below, which usually means 32GB is okay, but 64GB cards are XHC and won't work in this reader.
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Haven't tested it with "all" the brands available but so far it's worked very well with all the cards I use (mostly Sandisc)I'd also recommend the dock that holds 4 of the readers - being able to download 4 cards at once is a real time saver for me. If you were to have any problems it would probably be with older, non-brand name CF cards which weren't always made to spec.
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I have used the Kodak 50-in-1 card for the both size cards that you've mention and it works. Keep in mind, the "reader" doesn't really read anything. Your computer does the reading. The Kodak unit is an adapter that allows multiple size cards to fit in your computer's USB input. Oh, and one important tip, never just 'pull out' the reader. Use the proper "eject" system on your computer. Good luck!
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You don't need a card reader as you put the SDHC card directly into the unit. There is a dual-plug USB cable that connects unit to the computer.
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This reader will handle the high-capacity cards and - assuming it fits into a USB slot on the computer - should transfer photos from any form of SD card (older readers won't handle the SDHC cards.)
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This simply gives you a USB female port, so you can then plug any usb male plug into it. If your card reader has a male usb plug, then I guess you could. I often use memory stick like this.
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This card reader connects to the usb 2.0 header on your motherboard, which powers all the card slots. Just make sure you have an open header on your board.
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any brand will work. the recommendation is for 16 mb.that is a lot. i have used 4 mb cards which i prefer.
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Dear customer, this item includes a 32gb card reader, you need to buy 32gb card.
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you need a converter box for your computer The AMAZING BOX CARD READER http://www.amazon.com/Amazing-Designs-LITTLE-Reader-writer/dp/B004BCYMG6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1373680136&sr=8-1&keywords=amazing+box+card+reader
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If the reader has a USB 3.0 connector then this should work perfectly fine for you. I purchased a USB 3.0 card reader as well and it functions perfectly fine using this 2.0 converter. Good luck!
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This is a USB device - neither of those has a USB port. If you had some sort of adaptor, then, you'd need a driver for the reader that would run on your device. Unlikely you'd find that since neither has a USB port so not many people will be running this reader. There is a real lack of card reader support for mobile devices.
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Mine came with a USB card reader adapter. It's very nice, but any SD card adapter should work.
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I would suggest the Sony Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo HX 16 GB with reader. If you want more memory try the 32 GB.