will this work

[windwaker]

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[Erlex]

Very no.

[bicostp]

What's a "memory transmitter", anyway?

[khaag]

I lol'd

[palmertech]

Yes. Make sure to drill a large enough hole in your skull wall, I know some people have issues fitting the RJ45 through.

[NateN34]

A router + Female USB + USB Memory Stick + Memory Transmitter = WTF

[NateN34]

Oh ya, this is the same guy that asked if you could fit a Core I7 into a Pentium 4 slot. Either really dumb or a troll.

[windwaker]

to transmit whats on the flash drive

[bicostp]

Just plug the flash drive into another computer. They're removable for a reason...

Either that or set up file sharing on the PC it's connected to. You can't just hotwire the flash drive's USB port to random Ethernet pins and expect it to work.

[NateN34]

Yes, they are removable If you wanted to do something like this, then get a external hard drive that has a ethernet port and plug it into your router, and set up file sharing.

[windwaker]

ok thanks i like to goof with electronic i was just wondering

[gamemasterAS]

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Knock yourself out

[windwaker]

wouldnt a female usb be an automatic input and the r4j5 be an automatic output to send it through as a signal

[bicostp]

Absolutely not. That method will not work the way you think it will. Do not waste any more of your time thinking about it.

Either set up file sharing on the PC the USB drive is plugged into, or remove it and plug it into the other computer. (After all, that's what it was designed for.)