Canon FC-32MH Compact Flash Memory Card - 32MB

These Compact Flash cards have been split out from new/old stock cameras. All cards have been tested & formatted as FAT ready for use.
These small capacity Compact Flash cards still have a wide variety of uses today such as:

1. Industrial & Embedded Systems

Many factories and specialized equipment still rely on legacy embedded systems that use small CF cards for firmware, software updates, or data logging. These include:

• CNC Machines – Some older HAAS, Fanuc, and Siemens controllers.
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) – Used in automation, often still in service.
• Medical Equipment – Some diagnostic machines and imaging devices.
• Printing & Engraving Machines – Older Roland and Epson industrial printers.

2. Legacy Networking & Server Equipment

• Routers & Firewalls – Early Cisco and Juniper networking devices used CF cards for booting firmware.
• Rack Servers – Some older HP ProLiant and Dell PowerEdge servers.

3. Early Digital Cameras (Still in Use by Collectors/Professionals)

Some photographers and enthusiasts still use vintage digital cameras that require small CF cards, such as:

• Canon EOS D2000, EOS D30, and PowerShot S10
• Nikon D1, Coolpix 950
• Olympus C-2500L

Many of these cameras struggle with larger CF cards, requiring under 32MB for compatibility.

4. Musical Instruments & Audio Gear

Older music production tools still rely on CF cards for sample storage & firmware updates:

• Akai MPC2000XL & MPC4000
• Roland SP-808 samplers
• Tascam & Fostex digital multitrack recorders

5. Aviation & GPS Systems

• Garmin GPS units (early 2000s models) – Some aviation and handheld GPS systems still use 8MB–32MB CF cards for map storage.
• Flight Data Recording Equipment – Some avionics systems still rely on CF cards for logging.

6. Retro Computing & Gaming

• PlayStation 2 & Original Xbox (for modding/BIOS flashing)
• Old DOS/Linux Embedded Systems – Some legacy DOS-based industrial PCs still rely on CF cards as HDD replacements.