PDR Data Recorder
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Melting Slicks
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PDR Data Recorder
Hi
Keep in mind that l only had this C7 for a couple of weeks and even though this is my 6th vette it’s more high tech then my previous
ones.
Today l found the PDR and popped out the SD card which l didn’t expect to be there. And the Sundisk was labeled 132
yet the manual noted insert a FAT32 formatted SD card , class 10 required, 8,16 or 32 GB recommended.
does this make any sense?
thanks
Keep in mind that l only had this C7 for a couple of weeks and even though this is my 6th vette it’s more high tech then my previous
ones.
Today l found the PDR and popped out the SD card which l didn’t expect to be there. And the Sundisk was labeled 132
yet the manual noted insert a FAT32 formatted SD card , class 10 required, 8,16 or 32 GB recommended.
does this make any sense?
thanks
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2015
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From: Fleming Island Florida
The previous owner may have partitioned it for the proper capacity? Do you have a card reader on a PC you can plug it into? It might reveal your answer. If one partition is 32GB/FAT32 it should work fine.
Last edited by stevettec7; Apr 14, 2024 at 06:44 PM.
Drifting
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From: Burnt Hills NY
Typically only cards through 32gb are formatted in FAT32. I'm using a 128gb card that I reformatted to FAT32. I needed to download a program to do that since the native Windows will not. It was super easy.
Safety Car
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If 10+ hours recording is enough for you (I have extra cards in the glove box) buy a 32 gb card that is Class 10, U1 or better. You might as well get a card rated at 100MB/s read since there is no additional cost.
Get a brand name - your data is valuable - Sandisk, Lexar, Sony, PNY. There a lots of choices available for less than $10 on Amazon.
If I was buying today, I would buy this 3 pack:
Ron
Get a brand name - your data is valuable - Sandisk, Lexar, Sony, PNY. There a lots of choices available for less than $10 on Amazon.
If I was buying today, I would buy this 3 pack:
Ron
Last edited by RonC7; Apr 29, 2024 at 10:55 AM.
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if 10+ hours recording is enough for you (i have extra cards in the glove box) buy a 32 gb card that is class 10, u1 or better. You might as well get a card rated at 100mb/s read since there is no additional cost.
Get a brand name - your data is valuable - sandisk, sony, pny. There a lots of choices available for less than $10 on amazon.
If i was buying today, i would buy this 3 pack:
sandisk 32 gb 120 mb/s
ron
Get a brand name - your data is valuable - sandisk, sony, pny. There a lots of choices available for less than $10 on amazon.
If i was buying today, i would buy this 3 pack:
sandisk 32 gb 120 mb/s
ron
