Dear Friends,

The first batch of Axtremex 128 GB 600x cards have arrived at www.nanoFlash.net (http://www.nanoFlash.net).

Rick Kelly has tested the cards and the cards are working great, as expected.

Rick recorded 220 Mbps with two 128 GB cards and obtained approximately 2 hours and 24 minutes of record time.
(This is not a precise timing, but close, he did not start a stopwatch).

Rick also tested the 64 GB 600x Plus cards, and they worked great at 280 Mbps, as expected.

All of these tests were performed with the First In, First Out Buffer Level Display (FIFO).

The FIFO Level Display showed that these cards handle their respective bit-rates with ease.

The FIFO Level stayed very close to empty which indicates that the cards very capable of handling the proper bit-rates:

220 Mbps for the 128 GB and
280 Mbps for the 64 GB cards.

These are preliminary product photos.

So, how much (in time) can you record on the 64 GB card at 280 Mbps? Given some recent discussions we have had here lately, 280 Mbps is the way to go.

Dear Adam.

One 64 GB Card = approximately 30 minutes at 280 Mbps

Two 64 GB Cards = approximately 60 minutes at 280 Mbps


One 128 GB Card = approximately 1 Hours and 12 minutes at 220 Mbps

Two 128 GB Cards = approximately 2 Hours and 24 minutes minutes at 220 Mbps

The times for the 64 GB cards are from our website and we may have to recalibrate our website.

The times for the 128 GB cards are from a simple, less that fully accurate, test we ran yesterday with the new cards.

Thanks, Dan.