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πŸ’Ύ Aiposen 1.8 IDE Adapter with CF to 50 Pin Review

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Description of πŸ’Ύ Aiposen 1.8 IDE Adapter with CF to 50 Pin

CF Compact Flash Merory Card to 50pin 1.8 Inch IDE Hard Drive SSD Converter Adapter. Adapter Type : Male;Connectors : 50 Pin. Size : 5.1 x 4.6cm/2" x 1.8"(L*W). Weight : 11g. Package Content : 1 x CF to 50 Pin 1.8 IDE Adapter.

Reviews

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

I gave 1 because in the .

I gave 1 because there is a huge defect on the back that put a hole in my battery and shorted everything out. Now I have a paper holder. Look at this picture. I made 3 holes in the battery.

Pros
  • Great selection
Cons
  • So far so good

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Take an old iPod with a 40GB hard drive and set it up.

I took my trusty old iPod 40GB 2004 4th gen monochrome screen and installed a new battery, replaced the rotating drive with this adapter and CF card adapter to install the SD card adapter, the 128GB microSD picks up. Map. I now have a very light 128GB iPod (119GB formatted) with fantastic sound and my entire CD library in Apple Lossless format (much better than MP3 or AAC which peak at 320kbps). first with 256 GB SD cards, but they seem too big for this generation iPod, it refuses to recognize…

Pros
  • Certified
Cons
  • Interval

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Take an old iPod with a 40GB hard drive and set it up.

I took my trusty old 2004 iPod 4th gen 40GB monochrome screen and installed a new battery, replaced the spinning drive with this adapter and also the CF card adapter to get the SD card adapter for 128GB to install. MicroSD card. I now have a very light 128GB iPod (119GB formatted) with fantastic sound and my entire CD library in Apple Lossless format (much better than MP3 or AAC which peak at 320kbps). first with 256 GB SD cards, but they seem too big for this generation iPod, it refuses to…

Pros
  • Well built
Cons
  • No

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Not the easiest of projects, not plug and play and requires attention to detail. Be careful when modding and everything should work just fine.

It has the long straight through cables that another reviewer mentioned. In my case it didn't turn out to be that devastating because I knew in advance thanks to this helpful review and just trimmed the extra length out of those leads. I am using this in a Gigabeat F40 which has an exposed circuit board under (over?) disk space. This renders even the sanded leads inadequate, so I covered as many as possible with a layer of clear epoxy. I could (or probably shouldn't) do this for the jumper, but

Pros
  • Not cheap but decent
Cons
  • Nothing

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The adapter works well when the IPOD case is open

Bought to put a compact flash drive in the IPOD Photo. I didn't realize this until it was too late, but the adapter they sent me didn't have any of the pins on the bottom soldered to the actual board. They were soldered on the top and the photos of this article posted here lead me to think they should have been soldered on the bottom as well, but mine aren't. I assume this is a manufacturing error. The adapter works fine when the IPOD case is open, but as soon as I close it, one of the pins on…

Pros
  • Lots of positive emotions
Cons
  • No performance