the devise still have the full warranty of the deepspar with the 1 year free updates offer by the company, and no hard drive was imaged with it .

totaly new ""bought 2 days ago " , priced by the mother company for 3450 -3550 $
the warrnty and update registration name will be transfered to the buyer name "thanx for deepspar support team"

will be sold for the highest price offered , please contact me at
nawras_tassi@voila.fr

thank you

DDi's are a great hardware imager are you really sure you want to sell it after having it only 2 days?
You will be making a loss?

I can understand you feeling a bit down from your previous post ddi4-keeps-detecting-clicking-drives-bsy-t24750.html#p166884 as your expectations of what the tool can do was not correct but it is a great hardware imager. Personally I would advise you to keep it, get use to how & what you can do with it & offer a imaging service for other pc repair people who have hard drives with bad sectors & unstable heads that they cant image/clone.
This way you will get some $ back which will then help to eventually pay it off. Also whilst your doing that you can research DR & maybe offer a logical dr services & then out source jobs like clicking drive etc.

Loki

Thank you very much loki for your encouragement , i do serve logical data recovery using ddrescue in most of the time to image bad sectors , and till now , over 30 bad sector HDDs were served using it , and am far away from physical data recoveries right now .

okay...ddrescue is a good start, but DDI is a lot better. Especially with the network add-on and DRE. Imagine loading up the file system while you mirror, selecting the files and folders that the client has requested and mirror those sectors first. Getting a lot of read errors? Oh, that is head 3. Let's disable that for now and get heads 0,1,2 mirrored, then we can go back and fight with head 3 later.

See what I'm saying. Not only will you get a better clone, you will have a better success rate at faster speeds. It also helps knowing that one heads does not read at all right at the start. Saves you wasting a lot of time once you know what the problem is.

Luke

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You are comparing DDrescue with DDI, specialy 4?
If you want we can trade DDI3 for 4 and give you some money back eheheheh and it's still better than ddrescue.

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Sorry to tell my dear here, but you will feel sorry and by then its gonna be too late (if sold)

Unless changing Profession this is something else.

good luck

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i wish i can delete my original post ,


thank you all !
loki , lcoughey and einstein9 for your advices !

i know it's a great piece of hardware ,but the thing is that when i bought ddi4 i was expecting starting imaging the good heads in most of the clicking devises right away "as i was doing logical data recovery for several years now" , but now i am forced to practice at least more head swaps in my clean room .

thank you all for your encouragement