What drive are the tools
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one 3/8' drive air ratchet, one 1/2' drive impact and a small chipping hammer. be prepared to dump lots of air tool oil in these mine took some good time working and working to even get these to motor. mine were froze up upon arival from tight machineing i suspect but work fairly well now that they are well lubed up.
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The company who makes the drive has a partial list here: http://www.fourcorners.com/usb-digital-library.html
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Included in this set are: Hammer Driver-Drill LXPH01 and Impact Drive LXDT04. (Note that there isn't a letter Z on the end of the model #)
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It depends on the device you have. What device are you using with this drive?
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Simple answer: No. Except Drobo B1200i.You can check this: http://www.drobo.com/products/choose-drive/
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In my case - just plug the drive into a USB port and it will show up in your list of directories/folders. Mine even has a little WD logo next to it. Then you can drag and drop files, make directories, anything you are doing on your internal hard disk.
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I had to buy the tools separately. You want to make sure that you have the pry tool (very important), T5 screw driver, and a small screw driver. I brought the tools from Amazon for like 4 dollars.
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I think this is the current model of the same product: http://www.hgst.com/hard-drives/internal-drive-kits/desktop-drive-kits
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It shows up as two physical drives 0 and 1 at 1 TB ea, further partitioned into 500 GB ea C-D-E-F. Haven't pulled it apart to see if in fact they are separate drives. 100% screaming machine but the drives are probably 75% screaming.
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7200 Fantom Drives Gforce3 Pro 2TB 7200 RPM USB 3.0 Aluminum External Hard Drive (GF3B2000UP)
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Opening up the drive reveals two gears (one small and one a little bigger) that have a rubber band-type belt connecting them. There may be plastic gears further back, but what I can see right up front is a rubber band. Hope that helps
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There is only a single USB port on the drive. So each drive would have to be plugged into a dedicated USB port on your computer or plugged into a USB 2 or USB 3 hub. I have both of mine plugged into a hub.
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No, it is a bare drive. I used a usb2IDE appliance and Clonezilla, a free OpenSource download.
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It is a network storage device. Windows should be able to see it over the network, and you should be able to map a drive to it.
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You will have to refer to the manual that came with it, a list of hard drives are listed. Steve
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connect it to a USB port. if you get prompted for an "action choice," select "open folder to view files" or something like that. if not, open explorer (Win) and access the drive manually. drag and drop files to/from it.
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Tools came with the order I guess; if not you need T5 and T6 drivers. That's all I used to fix it and everything works perfect.