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DIY External Enclosure Rack?

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I searched a bit but couldn't find anything on this, forgive me if this has been discussed...

 

My current unraid build is filled to capacity physically, meaning I can't add anymore drives unless I switch cases or add 5-3 modules. Eventually I'd like to go the Norco route, but right now I'm poor, so I had another idea.

 

What would stop me from jumping a spare power supply so that it provides current, put it in a spare pc case, and run long SATA (or even eSATA) cables from my existing case to the spare where I could put additional drives?

I searched a bit but couldn't find anything on this, forgive me if this has been discussed...

 

My current unraid build is filled to capacity physically, meaning I can't add anymore drives unless I switch cases or add 5-3 modules. Eventually I'd like to go the Norco route, but right now I'm poor, so I had another idea.

 

What would stop me from jumping a spare power supply so that it provides current, put it in a spare pc case, and run long SATA (or even eSATA) cables from my existing case to the spare where I could put additional drives?

Nothing  would stop you.  Typically longer eSATA cables are shielded, so if you make them long, eSATA is probably better.

I plan to use a 1M sas breakout cable and a couple 1M power extention cables to a 4in3 cage outside of my case.  Should work well, just have to ensure there is space on the desk right beside the main case.

 

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