WD EAVS Follow Up

[Ed Light]

I solved the Western Digital EAVS drive issue about its voltage possibly
being 5V only. I took it out of its enclosure to tentatively put it in a
USB 3.0 enclosure, and the drive is a Caviar Green with amperage ratings
for both 12V and 5V printed on it. So it must be standard.
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[Arno]

I solved the Western Digital EAVS drive issue about its voltage possibly
being 5V only. I took it out of its enclosure to tentatively put it in a
USB 3.0 enclosure, and the drive is a Caviar Green with amperage ratings
for both 12V and 5V printed on it. So it must be standard.

As expected. Confirmation is still nice.

Arno

 

[GMAN]

As expected. Confirmation is still nice.

Arno

Which one of you swore up and down to me that i was full of it for using my
internal WD greens from my Elements drives? One of you claimed it was not
possible to do this.

 

[Ed Light]

Which one of you swore up and down to me that i was full of it for using my
internal WD greens from my Elements drives? One of you claimed it was not
possible to do this.

Well, I was the OP, and I was just in the discussion, but not pushing an
agenda.

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[GMAN]

Well, I was the OP, and I was just in the discussion, but not pushing an
agenda.

OK, sorry bout that.