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i am looking for a hard drive cady for a 1171 tp series I 1300. the hard drive and the attachment for the hard drive to attach to the laptop are missing. I am hoping someone has one of these maybe still around out there somewhere.

thanks in advance

http://harddriveinc.com/
Call Tony, tell him Ron @ Vanguard sent you

AND
You want a HDD Caddy for a Compaq Armada M300 (he had a couple of dozen last time I was there)
Throw the caddy away, and keep the adapter.
It is a fraction of an inch longer and the HDD cover will fit very snuggly to hold the HDD tight.
Both of my i1300 have been running like this for 5 mos of so

Ron

thanks ron i emailed him hopefully he still has some of them left. thanks again for letting me know about it.

He is not great on email, unless you buy from him
this crowd seems to have some
http://stores.ebay.com/lypctech
and they are dirt cheap

Ron

yeah had checked out ebay and found them guys. thanks got a couple on watch. i appreciate your help with this very much.

laurie

Here is a bigger picture
http://newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?mai ... ucts_id=94
You discard the back and both side rails
The price on this site is a bit steep though

Ron

If you're going to get it from newmodeus, you may as well get the one for the i-series 1300 for 5 cents more here: http://newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?mai ... ucts_id=40

$35 is quite expensive for something seemingly as simple as a hard drive caddy though..

yeah that is what i thought to with the newmodeus. wouldnt go to the bother of looking for one but the 1300 other than damage to the base is working only needing the hard drive caddy and the hard drive cover. use to working on desktops and can figure out problems like this one easy but with the laptops learning it aint as easy as a desktop.

DarkScythe wrote:If you're going to get it from newmodeus, you may as well get the one for the i-series 1300 for 5 cents more here: http://newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?mai ... ucts_id=40

$35 is quite expensive for something seemingly as simple as a hard drive caddy though..

I actually have a 1200 series caddy sitting on my desk. Don't have the drive connector though. Back in the day, I used a regular Thinkpad caddy with my 1200. All you had to do was sand down a few protruding knobs on the sides. A 600 series caddy with the plastic tab and a little bit of work with a Dremel worked fine.

If you haven't sourced a caddy yet and don't want to modify a regular caddy, let me know. For a low, low price of $5 it'll be on its way to you via Priority Mail!