Electronics
- Pyro Notebook Hd Kit
- 2m Firewire Ieee 1394 4pin/4pin
- Belkin F3N102-06 FirePath IEEE 1394 4-Pin to 4-Pin (6 Feet)
- 15ft Ieee-1394 Firewire Cable 4-6 M/m
- Keyspan ZIP-LINQ Retractable Firewire 4-Pin to 4-Pin Cable (K-ZIP-1394-C08)
- Belkin 14FT IEEE 1394 Firewire 4Pin/6Pin 400 MBPS 28 Awg Ice
- Startech 10ft Ieee-1394 Firewire Cable 4-4 M/m
- Cables To Go 3M Firewire IEEE 1394 6Pin/6Pin
- Startech 6Ft IEEE 1394 Firewire 4Pin/4Pin
- 10ft Ieee-1394 Firewire Cable 4-6 M/m
- Unibrain 1394 Firewire 10M Cable (6pin/ 6pin) compatible with Mac/95/98/w2k/wme/nt
- Cables To Go 5M Firewire IEEE 1394 6Pin/4Pin
- 10ft Ieee 1394 Firewire Cable 4pin To 6pin
- APC RJ45M to RJ45M 10/100BT 50FT Cat5 Patch Cable (Gray)
- Belkin 3FT IEEE 1394 Firewire 6Pin/6Pin 400 MBPS 22/28 Awg Ice
- IOGEAR 10ft Ieee 1394 Firewire Cable 6-Pin To 6-Pin
- Newnex CFA-6402 - IEEE-1394 Six (6) Pin to IEEE-1394 Four (4) Pin 2 Meter Firewire Cable
- 15ft Ieee-1394 Firewire Cable 6-6 M/m
- Belkin F3N100-06 FirePath IEEE 1394 6-Pin to 6-Pin (6-Feet)
- Newnex CFA-6403 - 1394 6 To 4 Pin Cable 3 Meter
- Newnex CFS-6601 IEEE 1394 6-6 pin Cable 1 Meter
- ATake IEEE1394 FLASH PRO cable 1.8M 6pin-4pin (Blue)
- ATake IEEE1394 FLASH PRO cable 1.8M 6pin-4pin (Red)
- ATake IEEE1394 FLASH PRO cable 1.8M 6pin-6pin (Blue)
- Belkin 14FT IEEE 1394 Firewire 6Pin/6Pin 400 MBPS 22/28 Awg Ice
Average customer rating:
- ADS Pyro Firewire Enclosure
- No good. Lost all my data. Flaky interface.
|
Pyro Notebook Hd Kit
Manufacturer: ADS Technologies
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
FireWire
| I\O Cards
| Computer Add-Ons
| Computers & Add-Ons
| Categories
| Electronics
Product Features:
- Provides (2) 400 MB/sec FireWire ports; one connects to host computer, and the other can be used for daisy chaining devices such as a second drive, digital camcorder or scanner
- Small, lighweight design makes it easy to move your drive between multiple computers, or transport with your notebook
- Supports - ATA-IDE, Ultra DMA/33, 66, or 100 2.5 Hard Disk Drives
- Requirements - Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP or OS 9.0, available 1394/FireWire port + USB port for notebooks with 4-pin FireWire
- Includes screw kit for installing hard drive & drivers for Windows & Mac on CD-ROM
ASIN: B00006B6Q9 |
Product Description
Turn that extra 2.5-inch notebook hard drive from a paperweight to an external, hot-swappable FireWire drive! Add multi-gigabyte storage to your PC or Macintosh, with a truly mobile solution requiring no external power supply. Power is derived from either the USB power cable or the 2-meter 6-pin to 6-pin IEEE 1394 FireWire cable (both included) See sidebar for desktop FireWire adapter solutions
Customer Reviews:
ADS Pyro Firewire Enclosure.......2003-04-14
On the contrary, this enclosure works flawlessly with both a desktop and notebook (requires USB power boost) with an IBM 20MB 2.5" drive. People are often too quick to pan newly-installed products when what they really have are underlying system glitches.
No good. Lost all my data. Flaky interface........2003-02-20
I have my old income tax data in another notebook drive from back when I had another notebook. This year, I decided not to swap drives in order to do my income taxes.
The Pyro 2.5" Drive Kit (1394 interface) was the first solution I tried. Installation is easy and the whole thing was well made.
I was using a PCMCIA 1394 adaptor which didn't provide the power supply to the 1394 bus. So I used the cable provided by ADS that tapped power from the USB port. The first problem I encountered was that the USB ports on my notebook did not provide enough power for the hard drive.
I dug up a desktop with a USB port and used that as a power source.
Then the second problem : while accessing the drive, the system would hang or freeze for long periods of time. It was as if there was a communication problem between the notebook PCMCIA adaptor and the external drive.
The last straw occurred when I shutdown the system and then ran scandisk on the external drive : all my data disappeared!
I went out today and got a similar product by CompuCable instead and am now running scandisk again. This second solution (although not as well made) appears to be a lot more stable and does not hang or freeze during accesses to the external drive.
Electronics:
- QVS CSV-06 6-Foot Mini4?M/M S-Video Cable
- QVS FireWire800 Bilingual / i.LINK for Audio/Video 9 Pin to 4 Pin
- Rapco 14 Gauge Speakon to 1/4'' Male Speaker Cable 25 Foot
- Rapco 16 Gauge Speaker Cable w/ Banana 15'
- RCA Hookups
- RCA STACKING PATCH CABLE 6'
- Recoton DVD1000 S-Video/Stereo RCA Audio/Video Selector
- SIDEWINDER AUDIO INTERCONNECT CABLES (20 METER) (PAIR)
- SOUNDSTRING OMEGA PRO 3' RCA INTERCONNECT
- SOUTHWESTERN BELL M62036 3.5mm Mini Stereo to Mono Adapter
Electronics