usb bridge

[felix21685]

earlier i and a few others on here stumbled upon delkins usb bridge.
its problem was it was limited to usb 1.1 speeds

look what i found..
usb2.0 :)
http://tekgems.com/Products/et-16406-net-otg-103.htm?frg

what do u guys think?

[PacAce]

Cool. If anybody gets a chance to try it, please let us know how well it works.

[Lotto]

More info here. Seems like need external power for large file transfer.

http://www.iperris.com/otgbridge.htm

[felix21685]

i would use it on a 20GB mp3 player which of course has its own battery so it shouldn't be a problem.
I can copy files to it from my computer and its self sustained then as well, even though i know the usb port gives it power too.
i read somewhere that the AAA's that come with it arent rechargeable . they also said that you shouldn't use rechargeable batteries because their voltage is higher..
thats the one thing that will probably make me not get it.
hm....

[lostdoggy]

This is definitely something I would consider trying just to see it work.

[loon]

i would use it on a 20GB mp3 player which of course has its own battery so it shouldn't be a problem.
I can copy files to it from my computer and its self sustained then as well, even though i know the usb port gives it power too.
i read somewhere that the AAA's that come with it arent rechargeable . they also said that you shouldn't use rechargeable batteries because their voltage is higher..
thats the one thing that will probably make me not get it.
hm....

depends how big your files are - could take time and chew batteries.

rechargeable batteries have lower voltage than non rechargeable (1.2 vs 1.5)

[felix21685]

your right i had it backwards rechargeable are lower..

for some reason i remember them saying dont use rechargeable though..weird..