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Western Digital WD102BA 10.2GB 3.5" IDE Hard Drive WD Caviar Enhanced IDE

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SKU:
19097
MPN:
WD102BA
Condition:
Used
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  • Western Digital WD102BA 10.2GB 3.5" IDE hard drive – top label view showing drive parameters, power ratings, and jumper settings
  • Western Digital WD102BA IDE hard drive – PCB and interface connector view showing 40-pin IDE connector and power connector
  • Western Digital WD Caviar 102BA hard drive label close-up showing model WD102BA-00AGA0, 10254.8 MB capacity, serial number, and manufacture date 14 Jan 2000
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Description

Western Digital WD102BA 10.2GB 3.5" IDE Hard Drive WD Caviar Enhanced IDE

The Western Digital WD102BA is a 3.5-inch Enhanced IDE (EIDE/ATA) hard drive from the WD Caviar series, offering 10.2 GB of storage capacity. Manufactured in January 2000, this drive uses the standard 40-pin IDE interface that was ubiquitous in desktop PCs of the era. It has been tested, formatted, and wiped at our facility and is in good working condition.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Brand: Western Digital
  • Series: WD Caviar
  • Model: WD102BA (MPN: WD102BA-00AGA0)
  • Capacity: 10.2 GB (10,254.8 MB formatted)
  • LBA Sectors: 20,028,960
  • Form Factor: 3.5-inch
  • Interface: Enhanced IDE (EIDE / ATA) — 40-pin connector
  • Power: 5VDC @ 0.63A, 12VDC @ 0.29A
  • Country of Manufacture: Malaysia
  • Manufacture Date: 14 January 2000
  • Hard drive only — no cables or mounting hardware included

Applications

The WD Caviar line was one of Western Digital's mainstream desktop hard drive families through the late 1990s and early 2000s, a period when IDE (ATA) was the standard interface for consumer and business desktop PCs. Drives like the WD102BA were the primary storage solution in machines running Windows 98, Windows 2000, and early Windows XP. Today, 10 GB IDE drives are most commonly sought for restoring vintage desktop PCs, replacing failed drives in legacy systems, and maintaining older industrial or embedded computers that rely on the PATA/IDE interface. The 40-pin ATA connector and jumper-configurable master/slave/cable-select settings are characteristic of this generation of storage hardware, which predates the shift to Serial ATA (SATA) that began around 2003.

Condition: Used
This Western Digital WD102BA WD Caviar 10.2GB IDE hard drive has been tested, formatted, and wiped at our facility and is in good working condition. All previous data has been securely erased. The drive shows normal cosmetic wear consistent with prior use; the top label is intact and legible, and the IDE and power connectors appear in good shape. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
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Warranty Information

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Additional Information

Brand:
Western Digital
Model:
WD102BA
MPN:
WD102BA-00AGA0
Type:
Internal Hard Drive (HDD)
SKU:
19097
Series:
WD Caviar
Storage Capacity:
10.2 GB
Form Factor:
3.5"
Interface:
Enhanced IDE (EIDE / ATA)
Connector Type:
40-pin IDE / ATA
LBA Sectors:
20028960
Power Requirements:
5VDC 0.63A, 12VDC 0.29A
Country/Region of Manufacture:
Malaysia
Manufacture Date:
14 Jan 2000
Seller Notes:
Tested, formatted, and wiped. All previous data securely erased.
Condition Notes:
This Western Digital WD102BA 10.2GB IDE hard drive has been tested, formatted, and wiped and is in good working condition. All previous data has been securely erased. Normal cosmetic wear present.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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