Compaq 9.1GB 10K Ultra2 SCSI Hot Swap Drive 127962-001 386536-001 For Sale

Compaq 9.1GB 10K Ultra2 SCSI Hot Swap Drive 127962-001 386536-001
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Compaq 9.1GB 10K Ultra2 SCSI Hot Swap Drive 127962-001 386536-001:
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Compaq 9.1GB 10K Ultra2 SCSI Hot Swap Drive 127962-001 386536-001

CompaqPart Number: 386536-001
Model Number:127962-001Condition and functionality:Used, in good condition. Tested and fully

  • Type: Wide Ultra2 SCSI
  • Capacity: 9.1GB
  • Speed: 10,000 RPM
  • Compatible With: Compaq Proliant Servers
  • Model Number: BD009122BA

  • ls 3/6/17



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