Some questions...

paranoic said:

2) Navi SD Memory
On the market, there are a lot of brand, capacity, spped and so on. None can say me which are the best solution please?

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ALWAYS buy a high speed SD card, and make sure it's SLC not MLC. People who have bought the cheaper MLC cards have reported having problems.

I use 2 ByteStor hi speed 1GB SD cards which I got from Amazon, and 1 A-Data 4GB hi speed SD card which I got on eBay.

With the larger memory cards make sure you don't have more than a total of 512 files plus folders - the RNS-E will only use the first 512 if you have more.

The RNS-E is also more fussy about characters in filenames than Windows (e.g. you can't use the ! character).

PetrolDave said:

paranoic said:

2) Navi SD Memory
On the market, there are a lot of brand, capacity, spped and so on. None can say me which are the best solution please?

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ALWAYS buy a high speed SD card, and make sure it's SLC not MLC. People who have bought the cheaper MLC cards have reported having problems.

I use 2 ByteStor hi speed 1GB SD cards which I got from Amazon, and 1 A-Data 4GB hi speed SD card which I got on eBay.

With the larger memory cards make sure you don't have more than a total of 512 files plus folders - the RNS-E will only use the first 512 if you have more.

The RNS-E is also more fussy about characters in filenames than Windows (e.g. you can't use the ! character).

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Thanks answer. About memory...is it a problem to get only 1 giga memory card or 2 giga or so on?

I mean, do I need to let's work Navi with a couple of memory (same dimension...for example 2 x 512 Mb) or it can work only 1 memory card too?

SLC / High Speed SD cards up to 4GB have been successfully tested with the RNS-E. You can use them in any combination, e.g. a 2GB in slot 1 and slot 2 empty, or a 512 in slot 1 and a 4GB in slot 2, or any other combination. I have a 512MB, a 2GB and a 4GB which I swap regularly without any issue. The only limitation seems to be the files/folder limit of 512 and cards larger than 2GB must be FAT32 formatted. In any case make sure that you reader supports the size of the card. I have a USB cheap reader which doesn't support the 4GB card but works fine with 2GB and smaller cards.

k, thanks a lot of your help