Can I use in this device a 1TB Seagate FreeAgent Goflex Desk PN:99ZQ2N1-500 1TB?
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I believe so, there is an USB 2.0 port in the back. Note: I only use the STAK100 for my two Seagate 1.5TB 2.5 portable drives. I use an Seagate FreeAgent Home 1TB to connect my 1.5TB FreeAgent Goflex Desk or any brand of USB storage device, even and usb powered hub to add more drives.
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As long as your hdd enclosure is sata compatible, I don't see why not. This is a 6Gb/s drive so you're better off with something that supports SATA III. SATA I: 1.5Gb/s. SATA II: 3Gb/s. SATA III: 6Gb/s.
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No. The Backup Plus is a portable hard drive, which means it's using a smaller laptop hard drive inside. This is meant for their Seagate GoFlex drive which is non portable and uses a larger desktop drive. My advice would be to get a portable USB enclosure with USB 3.0 compatibility, take the actual hard drive out of your Backup Plus, and put it in the new enclosure.
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I am using firmware 1.06 and my Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 ST31500341AS 1.5TB works great.
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If you take the 2TB Seagate Backup Plus Slim drive out of its enclosure (this is a well documented procedure) the SATA drive inside should certainly be compatible with this unit.
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To the best of my knowledge: No!. You'd have to verify with the company, however. I've only used drives up to 2TB (mostly due to OS compatibility).
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Yes. I switch between a 320gb WD passport and a 1tb Seagate GoFlex without any issue.
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None. They are Seagate 1 Terabyte Enterprise Drives. Enterprise drives are designed to last quite a bit longer MTF than a standard non-ES drive.
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I bought this product with a "SEAGATE 1TB Solid State Hybrid Drive SATA 6Gbps 64MB Cache 2.5-Inch ST1000LM014" and it does NOT fit.
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I bought it for a Seagate 2tb and it works fine, I assume the tb size would not make a difference and that it will work with yours
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Sorry. In order to answer that factually, I would need to know the input amperage and polarity of the jack of the FreeAgent GoFlex Net as well as the output voltage and polarity of the jack of the converter (power supply). I am not an electronics technician but would be happy to check out the power supply specifications if printed on the power supply. Keep in mind, all things electrical beibg equal, the tip of the power supply may not fit your drive. Yhat information is not on the power supply. But if you have the old tip with some wire still left, you or someone who knows how to do an electrical splice can switch tips to fit. If you wish to further communicate, you can reach me at behnscout@gmail.com.
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I have a 1 TB hard drive mine. If you meant 4TB then IDK. If you did mean 4 GB that drive so old that it would have IDE connecters on it and not SATA so no it wouldn't work.
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I took a 15 mm drive out of a Seagate 1 Tb external drive and put it in this housing. You should be good.
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I am not sure, but here is where you should be able to find out: http://www.seagate.com/support/external-hard-drives/
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Netgear does not list the maximum size usb hard drive supported in the manual. I would think you should be able to get anything up to 3 TB to work if the hard drive is from one of the major manufacturers of hard drives. WD, Seagate, Hitachi, Toshiba. It will most likely depend on the firmware of the individual drives whether it works or not.
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I cannot say as I do not have an enclosure that big. Their website says tested up to 3TB though. http://plugable.com/products/usb3-sata-u3
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I don't see why not, it can use any SATA drive. I bought off-the-shelf WD drives for it.