Is there any limit to card capacity &amp; can any CF card be used?
602985
Yes, I've used all my CF cards and it works fine. The only issue would be the device you're plugging the card into and whether it has any limit. Some computer card slots may have a limit to how much it can read.
1334525
You can use a 128G micro. I have w/out issues for a year. CAREFUL! Many pirate 128G cards around. Buy name brand.
19574
I would not buy this, the throughput is very slow and you're better off with a good CF card.
1650409
Yes you can. You must re-format the card to FAT32 (use Easeus partition program--free). Create an unallocated partion of 300 MB, format to FAT32, and your card will have 59.xxGB to use.Good luck!David
35904
It can be to 32gb, as that's the card I used in. Not sure if it will accept cards larger than that.
1870186
I'm using a 2GB SD card with no problems. I've also used XD and CF cards without a problem.
2015264
Yes,CompactFlash© (CF) (Type I/II, compliant with UDMA) MicroDrive© - In backing(Burning) up to a DVD 4GB disk, it works well for me.One CF 4GB will fill the disk with a little room to spare. Leave some room on the card, don't shot till the cards full. The card needs some room to record your images. Working this way most of my cards are now 4GBs. Carrying cards is lighter than a Laptop.
914684
These card manufactures should print what the actual usable Gigs are. Something like- 64 Gig/58.5 usable.
2165721
None. You have to purchase your own but a card is not typically expensive and you can select the size of card you want.
1834759
I have not used a card that large so i can't comfirm. The largest card I use is a 64GB and it works great!
1817713
First, I bought the Lexar Dual Slot reader which only accepts CF and SD cards, not the Multi Card reader you are looking at. Also, this is a reader, not a storage device so capacity is not an issue. It should accept a card of any capacity.
749288
The owners manual does give formats supported but the list is too long to include here. It does not mention any capacity limitations
1210580
instructions that came with it said you can only use 32 GB cards or smaller.
1415672
To the best of my knowledge, you are only limited by the FAT32 format. You can go to the Garmin site and download the user guide. It does not state a size limit, but it can only handle FAT32 formatted cards. - Dave
1399965
I would not bet on anything fast.. 150mb would be the high point... you're going through a PCI slot.. that's the limit.
1435170
Yes. I've used it in multiple readers with no problem. It essentially is a CF card with removable storage. Make sure it is a Type II reader as a type I card is slightly thinner. Your transfer speeds will be limited to the max speed of the actual SD card.
165831
I don't know the specifics of your situation, but in past I had to upgrade my card reader when I bought a new type of CF memory card. This card is listed as UDMA 7, and an older card reader may not be able to handle that standard.