SD to CF

I got my adaptor today and after a lil bit of hickups I have got it working in my 360LX. I have a 512mb SD which is WAAAAAAY bigger than ill ever need. Nice to be able to move on from a 4mb CF to 512mb lol.

Still waiting on 9pin to USB and ill be good to go to at least doing videos on connecting it thru Windows 7 machine running VM with XP SP3. We shall see when it comes if it works ;-)

-Walt B

512MB that is all (jk). I use on my Compaq C140 4MB CE 2.0 a PCMCIA to CF card adapter and I have 3 memory cards for it. I have a carrying case that holds the C140 all the memory cards (up to 6) and a PCMCIA TDK 56K Modem card and its cable. I am currently using my Patriot 512MB card in the C140 all the time. But in the carrying case I store another Transcend 128MB CF card and a Transcend 1GB CF card. The C140 reads and rights to them all just fine.

Haha 512mb is better than the 4mb CF card i had before lol!!

How does CE 2.0 run on the C-140 ? Im looking for the Rom upgrade for either the C-140 or the Casio A-11. But if it runs terrible maybe its not worth it ? I dunno.

-Walt B

It runs fine for my needs. But I had a Casio Cassiopeia A11 with mini dock and AC Adapter bought new in 1997 till about 2001 when I traded it for a Compaq 486SLT notebook computer with dock, (still regret the trade). The CF memory cards, the CF Card adapter and the TDK 56K PCMCIA Modem I am using now are my originals I have kept in storage for all these years.

The Compaq C120/C140s are just rebadged Casio A20/A11s so all parts and accessories and software are 100% compatible. Yes I feel the CE 2.0 upgrade was worth it.