Wanted Rapidroad USB clockport version
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Just out of a matter of interest. Why a RapidRoad? They are very problematic with hot swapping and power supplies. I.e they are not very reliable. Speed wise not great either on a standard A1200 Clockport.
I was able to acquire ACA1233n and I want to test RapidRoad in ACA.
According to icomp wiki Rapidroad is 55% faster using ACA clockport than standard A1200 CP.
I have original E3B Subway and Freeway CP and now looking for RapidRoad. These are all USB solutions for CP that exists.
I intend to compare them in terms of speed and make a table or an article about speed in three environments: A1200 clockport, A604 (A600) clockport - according to icom wiki Subway is faster in A604 clockport as wall as RapidRoad should be, and ACA1233n clockport.
So my idea is to take Subway, Freeway and Rapidroad and test each in A1200 standard clockport, ACA1233n and A604. And make some comparison in table or article. For that task I lack Rapidroad.
According to icomp wiki Rapidroad is 55% faster using ACA clockport than standard A1200 CP.
I have original E3B Subway and Freeway CP and now looking for RapidRoad. These are all USB solutions for CP that exists.
I intend to compare them in terms of speed and make a table or an article about speed in three environments: A1200 clockport, A604 (A600) clockport - according to icom wiki Subway is faster in A604 clockport as wall as RapidRoad should be, and ACA1233n clockport.
So my idea is to take Subway, Freeway and Rapidroad and test each in A1200 standard clockport, ACA1233n and A604. And make some comparison in table or article. For that task I lack Rapidroad.
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Okay. Just be careful with hot plugging stuff
It can and will blow the 5volt on the RapidRoad Clockport, causing a dead device.
Perhaps that is the reason you cannot buy them anymore instead of the users power supply or error caused the RapidRoad to die. Sure is one way to eliminate warranty claims.
