Knox Gear KN-GC02 39" Hard Shell Guitar Case Gold Hardware
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Adds a SATA hard-drive interface to a PlayStation 2 console using a HASL-finished board and master control chip
This adaptor lets a PlayStation 2 console connect a SATA hard disk for expanded game storage. It plugs into the system's network expansion bay and uses a HASL-finished circuit board with a dedicated master control chip. The design is intended for owners of the original console who want to run software from a hard drive instead of optical media.
The HASL surface treatment helps protect the PCB from oxidation during repeated handling. Because the unit has no IDE connector, it cannot be used with older parallel ATA drives. Builders who need IDE support or who are modifying a slimline PS2 model will need a different solution.
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The adaptor uses a SATA interface; in practice the console's internal bus limits throughput well below the SATA link rate.
It plugs directly into the console's expansion bay and requires no extra mounting hardware or cables.
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