Yeah, I suspect he made that up.
Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
So, physician is SELLING this doohickey.
SPAM ALERT!!!!!
SPAM ALERT!!!!!
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
chunkyfrog wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 11:02 amSo, physician is SELLING this doohickey.
SPAM ALERT!!!!!
Yes. Selling for 35 cents each, far lower than my cost, because it is so valuable to members here.
Write to ChunkyFrog to place your order so he can get his/her usual commission.
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
It's arriving today by truck. It may end up being stuck in the AS10.
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
ChicagoGranny wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:42 amYeah, I suspect he made that up.
Yeah, I suspect you're not reading all the relevant posts in this Forum re: SD slot.
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
Physician wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 6:04 pmI ordered the cord:
1. I remove the card at least monthly
2. The end of the extension has no moving parts, unlike the machine
3. Far more convenient. No cover to open.
4. End of extension can be secured to prevent pulling at the machine slot.
Will see if the side cover can be closed when the cable exits.
Don't know anyone who has had the slot in the machine break, but the concern has been posted here and elsewhere.
If by "no moving parts" you mean it doesn't have have the spring load/release the you may be wrong and you don't understand the role of the spring mechanism. Many SD Card extenders do have the these "moving parts". They help to ensure the SD Card is seated properly, and will not become accidentally unseated.
You're the guy who is making the claim that a significant concern is people don't want to break their SD CARD readers. Support you claim, reference these posts instead of telling other to find and read posts, they think don't exist.
I make a point of reading most topics I can on SD Card and extenders, and the primary motivation for most has nothing to do with a concern over damaging the reader, instead the interest has typically been to increase network range for those using the FlashAir WiFi SD Card. There is also renewed interest in extenders to allow the use of the recently discovered FYSETC WiFi SD card because it won't seat properly in the AirSense 10 SD Reader.
- The problem with extenders, especially the cheap ones like you seem to be considering:
- They're cheap, don't last
- They sometimes have trouble being clamped in the spring lock mechanism
- They sometimes don't seat properly
- The device may not support the ability to know when an SD Card is inserted or removed
- The door may crimp or stress the very thin lines
- Depending on the length of the extender, you can experience shielding problems
- Some of the lines may not be properly supported
- Sometimes the only way for devices to recognize the SD Card is by powering up the device
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
I have read many of Granny's posts. If she gets a hold of you, it's going to be stuck in your ASS10.
Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
Thank you for your intense interest in this vital issue. Please note that the card is removed at least once a month and sometimes as much as every 3 days. Having contacted the manufacturer I have full confidence that the valid issues you describe will not be experienced.Dog Slobber wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 12:22 pmPhysician wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 6:04 pmI ordered the cord:
1. I remove the card at least monthly
2. The end of the extension has no moving parts, unlike the machine
3. Far more convenient. No cover to open.
4. End of extension can be secured to prevent pulling at the machine slot.
Will see if the side cover can be closed when the cable exits.
Don't know anyone who has had the slot in the machine break, but the concern has been posted here and elsewhere.If by "no moving parts" you mean it doesn't have have the spring load/release the you may be wrong and you don't understand the role of the spring mechanism. Many SD Card extenders do have the these "moving parts". They help to ensure the SD Card is seated properly, and will not become accidentally unseated.
You're the guy who is making the claim that a significant concern is people don't want to break their SD CARD readers. Support you claim, reference these posts instead of telling other to find and read posts, they think don't exist.
I make a point of reading most topics I can on SD Card and extenders, and the primary motivation for most has nothing to do with a concern over damaging the reader, instead the interest has typically been to increase network range for those using the FlashAir WiFi SD Card. There is also renewed interest in extenders to allow the use of the recently discovered FYSETC WiFi SD card because it won't seat properly in the AirSense 10 SD Reader.
But go ahead, use it. Don't be surprised if you find that upon trying to load you're data you find no detail data, and given that you claim you only use it once a month, that means a potential loss of up to a month of detail data.
- The problem with extenders, especially the cheap ones like you seem to be considering:
- They're cheap, don't last
- They sometimes have trouble being clamped in the spring lock mechanism
- They sometimes don't seat properly
- The device may not support the ability to not when an SD Card is inserted or removed
- The door may crimp or stress the very thin lines
- Depending on the length of the extender, you can experience shielding problems
- Some of the lines may not be properly supported
- Sometimes the only way for devices to recognize the SD Card is by powering up the device
Instead of leaving home, will wait for the delivery so I can immediately post a fervent assessment and maybe even pictures.
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
Would you mind sharing what the manufacturer said about the points I raised?
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
GO SOAK YOUR HEADPhysician wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 11:12 amchunkyfrog wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 11:02 amSo, physician is SELLING this doohickey.
SPAM ALERT!!!!!
Yes. Selling for 35 cents each, far lower than my cost, because it is so valuable to members here.
Write to ChunkyFrog to place your order so he can get his/her usual commission.
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Re: Ever used an SD Card extender with your CPAP unit ?
chunkyfrog wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 2:33 pmGO SOAK YOUR HEADPhysician wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 11:12 amchunkyfrog wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 11:02 amSo, physician is SELLING this doohickey.
SPAM ALERT!!!!!
Yes. Selling for 35 cents each, far lower than my cost, because it is so valuable to members here.
Write to ChunkyFrog to place your order so he can get his/her usual commission.
Done! But your commission on sales remains the same.
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