Can you convert this to a 3 hole disk so it saves time/excessive wasted movement if you've already removed and re-seated your primers seperately?
1756192
I would say no. Lee makes a kit to go from 3 hole to 4 hole. I haven't seen one that goes from 4 to 3. But you could call Lee and ask if the 3 hole top would fit your 4 hole press.
1756193
I don't think so as the holes have to be calibrate with the dies so they line up.
1756194
No, that press was never designed or cannot be converted to work with three hole. The turret ring would not support a three ring turret.
1773468
No, it requires a little effort. Both sides need to be removed and then one can access the drive. My unit failed out of the box. POS if you ask me.
1039987
Yes, if you have more files than the total space on the flash drive, though, you will need to do multiple separate transfers.
1526921
yes that's what its designed for. You remove the outer disk nut and thread this on. Use the disk nut tool in a striking motion on the outer wire to make it loosen up when you need to change it.
424452
Yes, you can re-move segments and add segments later. They are not permanently join.
906181
Practically you will need to put your drives into another DiskStation - I've done this and the data was migrated with no problems and no action needed from me. However, mind that you can't put 7 discs into a 4 bay box - but if you have only 4 drives in your 8-bay box, you can put them in a 4-bay box and they will show. They also must be put in the new box in the same order as they were in the old box.
289965
You sure can, there is no need to format the drives before installing. I bought this to take my two drives from an old desktop that had died, each that had plenty of data, and had it up and running with my new laptop in no time at all with full access to all of the old data. I've now used this with both Windows XP and Windows 8 without any issues, and have since swapped in a new drive from another old desktop.
902350
There are three separate chambers. You can "google" refilling your type of cartridge and will likely find instructional you tube videos.
1938258
I'm not sure what you are asking. Change over from what? If you mean" "Can you change a large primer case to use a small primer or vice versa?" the answer is NO, absolutely not.
436718
It's a Quick because you can change out the disk without a spanning tool. Just lock the spindle and spin the retaining nut off by hand
1419019
Its not that easy, If you had this enclosure already, yes, just drop in your disks and as long as you have not made any changes to the software it will be just like before. But based on what you are saying, you had a 4 Disk array, and not a 5 disk array as shown here. There is a way to salvage your files, you can create or set this device to raid 5 mode if that is what you had, and then put your disks in and let it rebuild the array, but only if the technology behind what you had is exactly the same as what this enclosure supports. With raid 5 you have to deal with parity bits, and not all raid 5 parities are created equal. But if you did not have a raid array configured on your old enclosure and each disks was treated as a single disk, then yes, you can make this work with no loss of files. If you could give a few more details, I may be able to tell you how to salvage your files. I had this enclosure, and my power went out, it was as simple as plugging in my disks and plugging it into my server. But I don't think you have the same situation. There are third party utilities that may help you to salvage your files either way. But I have had three of these units ever since the day they were first released, and that has been a few years. They even work great with Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1. Very fast, says it only supports up to 2 GB Drives, but I'm running 3GB, 6GBs, 7200 RPM drives with no problem. But I don't use the built in raid, I use windows Storage Spaces found in Server 2012 R2, Windows 8 and above. I have this unit distributed across 2 Servers with 8 Hyper V machines on each one. One on eSata and one on USB 3.0. Can't tell the difference, just make sure you have a solid eSATA card or equivalent if you decide to purchase this, if not you will need to run USB 3.0 for the performance.
228619
Yes, though i have not done it from the sn-301 directly. Go into the settings and explore the options for "format hdd". This may be what you're looking for.
2104213
yes, you'll have to drill the current 3/8" holes out to 1/2". it took me more time to find and chuck up my bit than to drill the holes.
1814710
I was able to use the caddy that was already in the computer. It didn't look like it initially, but it can be separated from the old drive.
1441643
I don't know. I have only copied single layer discs. I'm sorry I can't provide a better answer.
1774693
If you mean can you change it from 6 compartments to 3, that can't be done. The compartments are fixed.
655854
Hi, you will need to do this in post production work of creating a master if you are looking to put two discs worth of data into one disc or one dual layer disc. This machine will always close the session so that the disc can be play on dvd rom or dvd players, so it won't let you edit.