Ultrabay DVD bag for T42

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Ultrabay DVD bag for T42

#1 Post by mikek » Sun Jun 04, 2006 3:51 pm

Got a ultrabay battery for my T42, which means I'll probably be carrying my DVD drive around with me separately. I believe I should have a carrying bag for it... but the IT guys at work who provided the T42 didn't include it....

Any ideas where I can get one?

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#2 Post by GomJabbar » Sun Jun 04, 2006 4:30 pm

While I haven't really looked yet, I am also looking for an Ultrabay Slim pouch of some sort for traveling with my Ultrabay Slim hard disk drive adapter. I would like something with sufficiently strong sides to protect it's contents.
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#3 Post by bill bolton » Sun Jun 04, 2006 7:40 pm

The IBM carry pouches intended for carrying Ultrabay devices are often on eBay. You will need to be a little creative with searches for them... try "ThinkPad (bag, pouch, cover, case)" or something similar.... as there seems to be no standard terminology for them.

I've picked up several over time through this method, with the most recent 3 coming from a UK based seller (who doesn't seem to have any more unfortunately).

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#4 Post by dorin » Sun Jun 04, 2006 8:45 pm

hi guys,

i searched like nothing a puch for my new ext slim dvd writer, and i know how painfull and loooong process could be.

so, i have one, came with ultrabayslim drive for my x40, but sold the drive and i still have the pouch.

now, if you send me the money for shiping is yours! dont use it and aint worht the hasle of puting it on ebay and so on.

so i leave in switzerland, check how much would be the shiping (www.post.ch has an english option as well) contact me and i will send it to you.

have a nice day,

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#5 Post by JHEM » Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:41 pm

bill bolton wrote:The IBM carry pouches intended for carrying Ultrabay devices are often on eBay.
Try searching for FRU 05K4562.

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#6 Post by mikek » Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:09 pm

Thanks Guys - found some cheap ones on e-bay. They weren't there yesterday, but I imagine I'm sorted now.
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#7 Post by davidspalding » Sun Jun 11, 2006 4:01 pm

Amazing. Some audacious marketers are selling 05K4562's for up to US$35 "buy it now." Wow, that's some bag. Plays "Thus Spake Zarathustra" when you open it, perhaps.

For me, have an old IBM RS/6000 promo CD carrying case, holds 10 CDs. Rigid vinyl cover front and back, slightly padded, zippered on 3 sides. Basic black. Guess what? Cases like this, if you can remove the CD sleeves (these were in a sort of binder that slipped into each cover), make a superb carrying case. Very sturdy, durable, and just the right size.

Some pouches I've seen for USB floppies and such from IBM were not all that tough and rigid. If you're spending more than the cost of a flame-broiled Whopper, consider some of the hard CD cases out there, and removing the sleeves.
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