Ouch. What vendor did you go through? I would file a dispute with your credit card.Thx, but now it's irrelevant. My Autel Plus was delivered completely defect! First I noticed that none of my SD-Cards work, also the gimble and the camera and the seller want to put the defects on my side and didn't want to refund
No, the V-30 spec is 30 MB/s sustained minimum write speed which can also be expressed as 240 Mbps, the difference is every B(yte) is comprised of 8 b(its). The Nano specification for bus speed is 100 Mbps, not 100 MB/s.Note that the Nano/Nano+ support recording speeds up to 100MB/s, so to avail of the full aircraft spec, this chip will match spec with the aircraft.
And thus a mystery is resolved. The SDXC UHS-I U3 A2 V30 128GB chip has published read rate capacity of 170 MB/s, as I have stated, and 90 MB/s write speed. My real world experience has been 170 MB/s read and 100 MB/s write, when using the adapter I referenced above. You can see the manufacturer's published spec here:No, the V-30 spec is 30 MB/s sustained minimum write speed which can also be expressed as 240 Mbps, the difference is every B(yte) is comprised of 8 b(its). The Nano specification for bus speed is 100 Mbps, not 100 MB/s.
A V-30 card is more than twice as fast as required for all current Autel drones
tl/dr; sorry, you lost me when you conflated bits and bytes and don't get a do-over on dispensing advice about sameAnd thus a mystery is resolved. The SDXC UHS-I U3 A2 V30 128GB chip has published read rate capacity of 170 MB/s, as I have stated, and 90 MB/s write speed. My real world experience has been 170 MB/s read and 100 MB/s write, when using the adapter I referenced above. You can see the manufacturer's published spec here:
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As for the utility of the SDXC UHS-I U3 A2 V30 128GB as both an onboard recording medium, and as an ultra high speed transfer medium for external transfer, the spec of the chip combined with the Mbb/s (rather than MB/s) target write rate for the aircraft, amplifies that it's a great candidate chip. Particularly for multiple flight 4K resolution recorders who seek maximum post mission transfer speeds to computers.
Thanks for the clarification.
tl/dr; sorry, you lost me when you conflated bits and bytes and don't get a do-over on dispensing advice about same
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