Yea, the one you used is difficult to find (discontinued) and expensive
as heck these days. The AZTECMONSTER has been rock solid and tested
with both a 64mb and 128mb card so far. I don't have any larger CF
devices of I would have tired to push the envelope a bit further. I
believe I paid $115 USD shipped (9900 yen was about $99 not that long
ago) when I ordered mine but the dollar has since continued it's slide
into obscurity. :-(
One cautionary warning for anyone looking to install a CF in the fluke,
avoid the mechware product at all costs. It will not work with or
without the PCMCIA bridge. I contacted the distributor, attempted
multiple variations on the configuration and never got it working. The
AZTECMONSTER was basically plug and play and well worth the higher price.
On 11/8/2012 3:18 PM, Andrew Welburn wrote:
> This is quite funny... These things have only appeared on the market in the last year tops!
>
> I'm going to get one to play with at least, but it does mean a much easier way of keeping the 9100 going. The PCMCIA scsi cf adapter that martin and I used on our flukes is next to impossible to find, but was the only choice for a long time!
>
> Andrew Welburn (mobile)
> www.andys-arcade.com
>
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