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   Vin Blanc
   

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   My aged 2000T (500Gb)still runs well but I could do with a bit more hard drive storage.

   How and where do I aquire 1tb replacement hard drive.
   Make, model & part No. please!

   Fitting is not a problem.

   Many thanks for any help.

   Vin Blanc

   | Thu 1 Nov 2018 18:21:47 #1 |
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   grahamlthompson
   

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   Seagate pipeline 1TB.

   eg

   https://www.amazon.co.uk/Seagate-Pipeline-Drive-5900rpm-Internal/dp/B0076Z4F58

   I have the 2TB model in both a FVP-5000T and a HDR-1000S

   | Thu 1 Nov 2018 19:11:43 #2 |
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   Vin Blanc
   

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   Many thanks for the link GLT - much appreciated.

   Vin Blanc

   | Fri 2 Nov 2018 12:31:25 #3 |
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   Vin Blanc - 41 minutes ago  » 
   Many thanks for the link GLT - much appreciated.
   Vin Blanc

   Check the drive size before ordering I have a vague memory of some boxes are now using laptop size hard disks.

   | Fri 2 Nov 2018 13:14:02 #4 |
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   grahamlthompson - 1 hour ago  » 
   Check the drive size before ordering I have a vague memory of some boxes are now using laptop size hard disks.

   I can only recollect it being reported for the HDR-1800T.

   | Fri 2 Nov 2018 14:25:55 #5 |
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   Vin Blanc
   

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   Thanks both, willco - over & out!

   Vin Blanc

   | Fri 2 Nov 2018 15:50:52 #6 |
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   I have to admire your tenacity at sticking with the 2000T as it has to be one of Humax's worst ever PVRs.

   Mine is ageing nicely in our loft. It's about as SMART as Benny from Crossroads. Best of luck.

   | Fri 2 Nov 2018 16:21:03 #7 |
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   Faust - 15 hours ago  » 
   I have to admire your tenacity at sticking with the 2000T as it has to be one of Humax's worst ever PVRs.

   And what about us peeps with T2s?

   | Sat 3 Nov 2018 8:17:56 #8 |
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   Vin Blanc
   

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   Faust - 17 hours ago  » 
   I have to admire your tenacity at sticking with the 2000T as it has to be one of Humax's worst ever PVRs.
   Mine is ageing nicely in our loft. It's about as SMART as Benny from Crossroads. Best of luck.

   Now into my eighties I don’t do “smart” equipment any more as my brain can no longer cope with the constantly changing technology.

   Apart from the initial “sound” problem, my 2000T has always performed perfectly,fulfilling every function I bought it for.

   Sorry to hear that yours didn’t!

   Vin Blanc

   | Sat 3 Nov 2018 9:24:25 #9 |
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    Vin Blanc - 1 day ago  » 
    Now into my eighties I don’t do “smart” equipment any more as my brain can no longer cope with the constantly changing technology.
    Apart from the initial “sound” problem, my 2000T has always performed perfectly,fulfilling every function I bought it for.
    Sorry to hear that yours didn’t!
    Vin Blanc

    I haven't quite reached your age, but I dislike the term "smart" when applied to any equipment. Smart they are not!
    My 2000T has worked well for however long I've had it, apart from the missing "wide" function on the remote - which wouldn't work properly even if it was there. I'd certainly consider buying another 2000T/1800T as a replacement - although the possible use of laptop size drives in 1800Ts might make me think again.

    | Sun 4 Nov 2018 9:50:42 #10 |

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