CompactFlash Cards Industrial CF Memory Card High Speed!!! (256MB CompactFlash Cards)

I used this to replace the Compact Flash in a CISCO 2810 multi-platform router. I pretested to verify rated capacity was correct. Work fine in this undemanding application.

Stock up on 64 and 256 if you're doing backups.

After ordering some name brand CF cards and my old camera kept saying to replace the cards I thought my camera was no good anymore, I decided to order one more time , glad I did, these cards work perfect.

Bought thinking it was a gigabyte card but it was not. Returned.

Works great in my XT-IDE retro PC builds. Formats, boots and runs smoothly. Good size for IBM PC/XT and other old slow PC’s.

Older technology but when you need it, you need it.

I have been using my trusty Roland sp-555 for about ten years now. I seem to be always buying an expensive piece of equipment that somehow has a main feature than becomes obsolete within months of my purchase. This equipment omen has happened repeatedly to me. That does not mean the said instrument is no good; it just has an annoying setback. Mt favorite piece of equipment that falls into this category is that sp-555 because it uses the near obsolete compact flash memory card. It was just my luck that literally months after the release of the sp-555 the mini sd card came into wide use as the mainstay memory card with modern musical equipment. Regardless of this setback i have come to love the compact flash card and see no problems with it other than it being a larger memory card. Its not even that big when compared to the generations of floppy and hard disks that people of my age group grew up with. I actually thin the sd card is way too small and think devices should all have larger areas on them for a compact flash card. The compact flash card size is perfect for me.I am therefore super happy to see these are still being made and with a 64mb capacity its sure to be able to handle all of the memory banks on my sp-555 sampler.From what i understand these cards were used mainly in cameras so this Onefavor brand may be a relief to people who love retro gear. I remember looking all over the internet about five years ago for these cards and could not find any. I ended up having the Roland compact send me some free cards out because they felt bad for me. I have a friend who has a four channel Boss brand mixer/recorder that uses compact flash cards so i will let him know about this neat Onefavor brand.To conclude, i am very happy with this memory card and recommend it to anyone who appreciates neat inventions that have been sadly pushed aside for smaller/compact/cheaper variations.

After about 6 attempts on my PC, I was able to get it to format.