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  1. 22-03-14, 12:01 #1
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    Just purchased two TM-NANOs from the site sponsor...

    and have noticed they have fans installed in them.

    My original TM-NANO that I bought last year doesn't have a fan installed and only has one usb port on the back whereas the new ones have two.

    I'm presuming that this is a new revision of the box but it's made me wonder about whether I would still need to purchase a HD caddy kit if I wanted to install a hdd.

    From my understanding the fan was only required if you had a hdd installed.
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    Simplest way is to open the case and see if a caddy is included.


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    I was told by someone called matthew on technomate in order to enter a hddrive i would need to buy a kit for £19 pound
    Hddrive holder and wires: for the technomate nano oe
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    Quote Originally Posted by barry2012 View Post
    I was told by someone called matthew on technomate in order to enter a hddrive i would need to buy a kit for £19 pound
    Hddrive holder and wires: for the technomate nano oe
    yes, the HDD kit for the Nano-OE is not provided as standard but a optional extra.
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    http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/...ate-TM-NANO-OE

    might get one for the wife
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    HDD kit is cheaper from the sponsor.
    http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/...rice&order=ASC


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  8. 01-04-14, 23:03 #7
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    Didnt see that something to think about
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