1.Are extra keys available? 2. Any suggestions for storing photos in this safe?
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Two keys come with the safe. They are "barrel" style so I don't know if you could get any more made at a typical hardware store. Storing photos - or disks with backups of digital photos are a good idea. I am not sure how they would survive the heat of an actual fire however. That would be a question for the makers of the safe.
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It has no encryption or password protection built-in. You want a Data Traveler Locker drive for that.
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Most definitely! A couple of questions, what in all are you looking to store? And does this include your weapon/weapons? And the next question is are they long guns or handguns? The best option is to buy a gun safe large enough to accommodate your weapons accessories as well as ammunition. But locked hard cases are also a good option
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If you turn the disk on the flap all the way to the left there a hole to insert the key and you can store passport or valuable in that area and zip up and lock it. Hope this helped
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I use a memory card or flash drive. There is not a way to store photos without a memory card or flashdrive
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There is a standard assigned passcode to open it and set your own. This is all in the instructions you should have received with the safe, along with two physical keys that can be used if the code does not work or if the battery needs to be replaced.
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you can but then consider that in a 304 photo album, you will only be able to store 152 photos as the sleeve is designed to hold two photos but you are unable to see the backside unless you limit each to one photo
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All vague answers to a vague question. What do you mean by best? I'd like to know how many photos I can store per GB memory.
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I have one of these and there is no security software included. It is just a raw storage device.
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I would not buy it. The combination pad stopped working after two months. If you don't need the combo but plan on using the key then it's a good safe. It's about 10 inches by 6 inside.
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I have been able to delete and add files to this - and add to files I had stored before. I don't think there's a way to write-protect it. If there is, it's hidden somewhere! These are great for carrying photos to someone else's computer, and then adding their photos to it as well. HTH
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The photos I have in there now are secure, and the only way they have come out is by turning the page upside and shaking vigorously. I just tested an empty 4" x 5" envelope and shook it upside down. It came out much easier than the photo. I suspect if they are filled envelopes and are slightly bigger, it would be more secure in the flap.
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I wouldn't buy one. The items might fit, but the safe will be safe" from you, the owner. Very well made safe, but the lock and key is very cheap and not made well. I had to send mine back because it wouldn't open!
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You can open it with just the combination. Key is just added security, don't use it myself. what if you hide it and forget where it is?
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I was able to save all pics and some of my desktop items. But your best to move everything to a flash stick, or a disk of some sort just to be safe.
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Check this link to get some ideas SanDisk Cruzer Fit 4 GB USB Flash Drive (5 Pack) SDCZ33-004G-B35-5PK Thumb Drive/Jump Drive w/ (2) Everything But Stromboli (TM) Lanyard
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This will hold a LOT of pictures. It is 32 GB. You can store hundreds of pictures here. I can load up to about 11 hours of HD Video, and single pictures are so much less than video. You will probably reach thousands of pictures stored before you hit any limits. And the thumb drive is slightly better than an external hard drive because it lacks moving parts. So if you want to store many, many pictures on this then purchase with confidence.