That's the solution Mark, four 64MB memory cards can give him 240MB
easily, with a good and speedy interface, good support mechanics (why
not consider micro soldering?), and a nice battery system, you can have
close to one GigaByte inside that CAN space you have.
Wagner.

Mark Willis wrote:
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>   Have you considered a set of battery-backed 72-pin SIMMs, or one or
> two DIMM memory modules?  Seems to me that using that setup may be a
> really good answer for you here (The storage media's fairly cheap, data
> bandwith's NOT a problem, etc.)  Could sample the data to a PCMCIA drive
> for downloading, or some such, perhaps.  That might be good (you'll want
> a GOOD socket that's not going to vibrate loose, though these types of
> sockets should be OK, I'd think - maybe tape the metal latches in place
> to prevent any possible shaking loose of the RAM PCB's.)  I'd wonder if
> DIMMs would stay in place well, here, have to help them stay in place
> I'd think <G>