PCMCIA to Compact Flash Adapter (1138)

Just what I was looking for. Was able to get it running with a 256mb compact flash card.

Bought a couple of these for use with some fanuc controls and they are doing the job.

This worked great for using a CompactFlash card as a hard drive in a very old Fujitsu Stylistic 1000 486-based tablet computer, which was originally supplied with a PCMCIA-ATA hard drive.Note that if you are using this to supply a hard drive to an older computer, you will have to fiddle around with the partition table, BIOS geometry specification, etc. to get everything working right, as is often necessary when connecting newer storage devices to older machines. It will take some research to do this, so this likely isn't a plug-and-play solution for many use cases.

It’s old technology but it does exactly what I need it to do. I put it in the PC Card slot of my Toughbook so I could put the photos from my camera onto my computer. I didn’t want to have to lug around a stupid card reader that connects via usb as that’s just one more thing to break. Don’t expect it to be lighting fast. Start copying your files and go get some coffee.

It works perfectly and is of superb quality, in some places there are some small disadvantages but I think that these disadvantages do not influence the quality of data transmission.

I just received this adapter today and am very impressed with it. For those that are looking for a means to backup an old 486 laptop with a 16bit system this will most certainly do the job. I was skeptical at first because I couldn't find any reviews as to whether it would work with older architectures. So again, for those that are going to backup/interface with older systems this product will get the job done!

Worked on some, but not all my devices. The "Made in China" stamp is the only thing different than my other cards that work properly.

Me agrado encontrar este producto y el servicio rápido de envío.... Lo utilizó para una máquina que registra ondas

Works great.