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25-12-2006, 17:55
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Re: How would I interface a flash drive to the RC?
I highly would recommend simply doing it using the Dashboard port on the OI. It's really an underutilized port, and if you search the whitepapers section, most of the work is already done for you. You'd have the data get recorded straight to your laptop, and then you can just parse it however you feel.
And it doesn't count towards your weight limit or total cost  |
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