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Hey all, apologies if this is a dumb or repeat question, but I couldn't find any other posts on it.

I'm looking to export audio clips from my 5200's SD card, ideally over Bluetooth. I can't find anything in KPG-D1 for this, and I can't mount the SD via Bluetooth.

Will it work using a cable? Or do I need to remove the card and plug it into my computer?

Or is there something I'm missing in the software?

TIA
 
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No, the SD Card can not be mounted via BTSPP

You can
A, eject the card and use the PC to pull.
or
B, in the software enable SD CARD MOUNT, use the kpg-36xm or 46XM and be able to connect and download

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What is the recommended SD card to use with the enhanced head? Type and GB. Thanks!
 
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Kenwood recommends Toshiba, Sandisk, or Panasonic.
Approximate recording times:
2GB: 35 hours
4GB: 70 hours
8GB: 140 hours
16GB: 280 hours
32GB: 560 hours
I use a Sandisk 32GB set for first-in first-out, 30-sec clips.
 
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Thank you. I didn't know if there was a minimum or maximum limit of the memory on the SD cards.
 
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