On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 04:17:50PM +1300, IVP wrote:
> >> With bunniestudios expose in mind, can I trust any card ?
> >=20
> > Yes, after testing.
>=20
> Thanks for the observations and comments
>=20
> As far as this particular card (brand and size) goes, I guess
> I can say how much I trust it and whether it's suitable for the
> application

Heh.

> You can understand why I'd be reluctant to start what
> could probably be weeks and weeks of testing only to
> find that other cards may be better but still ultimately
> unsuitable.

Yes, of course.  You have to balance the effort of testing against the
benefit.  For me, testing a small batch of cards that are a
representative sample of a very large batch, for the purposes of
qualifying for mass production ... was both worth it, and a far cry
from your application.  ;-)

> At this point I believe a re-think about the memory to use
> is going to be more productive. A card is convenient due
> to its capacity of course but I'll look at something else to
> achieve most of what I wanted

No worries.  Not trying to constrain your design choices, just sharing
my limited knowledge.

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James Cameron
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