Description

iFlash-CF

Name: iFlash-CF
SKU: CF
Price: 12.50 GBP
Availability: InStock

CF (Compact Flash) Adapter for the iPod

For those seeking solid state storage capabilities for their iPod, the iFlash-CF allows you to install and use CF Compact Flash Cards.

With much lower power consumption than the original Hard drive, longer runtimes and quicker user interface.

Simple plug & play installation – iPod works as before just much better !

iFlash-CF Top View

iFlash-CF ZIF View

iFlash-CF Angle View

Features

Thin profile – only 5mm thick with the CF card installed
DDK Zif Connector – Gold plated and perfectly matches the Apple HDD Ribbon
UDMA – Fully compatible with the latest UDMA Spec CF Cards

Compatibility

IMPORTANT: Read iFlash Compatibility Chart for iPod model specific limitations

iPod 5g Video 30Gb, 60Gb
iPod 5.5g Video 30Gb, 80Gb
iPod 6g Classic 80Gb, 120Gb, 160Gb *Limited to 128Gb
iPod 7g Classic 160Gb (late 2009)
For fitting in to 4g iPods you will require an iFlash converter

Installation

Installation Guide (click on images for detailed instructions)

: Using suitable tools, release the holding clips, making your way around the case till it opens. I suggest watching some iPod opening videos on the internet.

: Before pulling the case apart, release the battery cable – lift the black lock bar -or- gently using even pressure pull up the battery ribbon away from the connector.

: Rest the front and back side by side, be careful to not cause too much stress on the headphone ribbon.

: Lift and flip back the hard drive. Gently lift the black bar to release the ribbon from the HDD.

: Remove all rubber bumpers and strips from the iPods if any remain after the HDD is removed. iPod is ready to accept the iFlash board.

: Install CF card on the iFlash-CF, also lift the black bar to accept the ribbon.

: CF card installed and iPod is ready to be closed.

: Slide battery cable in to the connector and push down the black latch to lock the ribbon in place.

: iPod is now ready to restore & sync using iTunes.

CF Cards

User Reported working CF cards (updated: 4th December 2016)
Note: Manufacturers can and do change the internal circuitry of cards which may effect compatibility, especially of older CF card models.

7dayshop 300x 32Gb
A-Data Speedy 8Gb
A-Data Speedy 16Gb (some reports of filesystem problems, could be card specific)
A-Data Speedy 32Gb
A-Data Speedy 533x 32Gb (new) (reported ok on 6th gen Classic and up)
Apacer Photo Steno III 133x 16Gb
AXTREMEX UDMA 600x 128Gb
CnMemory 80x First Class Gold 32GB (5g reported ok)
CnMemory 300x Ultra High Speed Edition 32GB
Dolgix 133x 32Gb
Dolgix 133x 64Gb
Dolgix Blaze6C 600x 128GB (not working on 5.5g)
Duracell 133x 32Gb (Dane-Elec)
Duracell ProPhoto 32gb 300x UDMA (DU-CF30-32G-C)
ExtreMEmory Performance 16Gb
Hirsch x64 16Gb
Integral Ultima Pro UDMA6 300x 64Gb (reported ok on 5g)
Integral Ultima Pro UDMA6 128Gb (reported ok on 5g/5.5g)
Kingston Elite Pro 133x 8Gb
Kingston Elite Pro 133x 16Gb
Kingston Elite Pro 133x 32Gb
Kingston Elite Pro S2 32Gb
Kingston Ultimate 266x 16Gb (not working 5g and 5.5g)
Kingston Ultimate 266x 32Gb (all including 6g up)
Kingston Ultimate 266x 64GB
Komputerbay Professional High Speed 266x 32Gb (all gens)
Komputerbay Professional Extreme Speed UDMA6 (90Mb/s) 600x 64Gb (possible issues on 5g/5.5g)
Komputerbay Professional Extreme Speed UDMA6 (90Mb/s) 600x 128Gb (possible issues on 5g/5.5g)
Komputerbay Professional Extreme Speed UDMA7 (150Mb/s) 1000x 32Gb (format Fat32 for 5g/5.5g)
Lexar Platinum II 80x 4Gb
Lexar Platinum II 80x 8Gb
Lexar Platinum II 200x 16Gb
Lexar Professional 300x 8gb
Lexar Professional 400x 128Gb (UDMA7 not working on 5.5g)
Lexar Professional 600x 128Gb (UDMA7 not working on 5.5g)
Lexar Professional 800x 128gb (UDMA7 not working on 5.5g, 128Gb limit on 7.5g)
Lexar Professional 400x 256gb
MemoryStar Professional 400x 32Gb
Mustang Interlagos 32Gb 633x
NOS Ultimate NOS 300x 128Gb (35Mb/s) (Ok on 5.5g)
Patriot Signature 8Gb 266x (PSF8G266CF)
Patriot Signature 64Gb 266x
Peak Technology 16Gb
Photofast 533X 64Gb
Pretec 233x 32Gb
Pretec 233x 64Gb (Reported 6th gen and up)
Samsung OEM 150x (ebay) 16Gb
Samsung OEM 150x (ebay) 32Gb
Sandisk Ultra 50Mb/s UDMA 333x 32Gb
Sandisk Ultra II (all capacities)
Sandisk Extreme 60Mb/s UDMA 400x 32Gb
Sandisk Extreme III (all capacities) (excludes new 30Mb/s 2008 models)
SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB (90Mb/s)
Silicon Power 32GB CF200X
Silicon Power 64Gb 400x
TakeMS Hyperspeed 120x 16Gb
TakeMS Hyperspeed 120x 32Gb
Topram (Ebay and Amazon) 32Gb (Possible problems with 6g Classics)
Transcend 133x 8Gb
Transcend 133x 16Gb (Restore Loop problem for cards purchased since Feb 2009)
Transcend 133x 32Gb (Restore Loop problem for cards purchased since Feb 2009)
Transcend 400x 32Gb (TS32GCF400) (newer cards have restore loop issues 5g/5.5g)
Transcend 400x 64Gb (TS32GCF400) (newer cards have restore loop issues 5g/5.5g)
Transcend 800x 256Gb (Working ok in 5g, 6g/7g reports as 127Gb works ok otherwise)
WINTEC Filemate Professional 400x 8Gb (3FMCF8GBS-R)
WINTEC FileMate Professional 400x 32GB
WINTEC FileMate Professional 600x 64GB
Vaultor Speed Genius 800x UDMA7 128Gb