What is the diameter of the disk?
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The Disc is 11 1/4 inches across. I love it and use it almost every day. My back and core have strengthened considerably. Been using for 8 months now. Highly recommend it.
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There is an adjustment screw on the bottom of the disk to make it tigher or more loose. It might be that it was too tight and not sliding easily. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the diameter because it was given as a gift to a grandchild. Sorry.
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It does say 1/6" on the disc, I just measured it and its a little over 1/8" (like 3/16ths)
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The drive I have matches the specifications on http://amazon.com. Height of 6.2 inches, width of 1.7 inches and depth of 4.9 inches.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. This optical drive is 10mm high. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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As measured by my digital caliper the thickness of the disk--and, hence, the kerf is .044" or 1.13mm.
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so sorry, wish i could tell, i gave them to a friend as a gift and am not sure of the diameter.
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It was a gift for my mom so I don't have it here but I am guessing it is approx. 2"-3" in diameter.
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The diameter is about 4 inches. It's the perfect size - not too big, not too small.
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Not sure on exact size. it's fairly large. I bought a large adhesive disk to attach to my dash on my bmw 7 series and then suction it to it. I think the disk I got was 90mm. I'd guess and say it's 50-60mm.
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Each 10# disk is 0.777 inches thick, 5# disk is 0.662 inches thick 2 1/2# disk is 0.564 inches thick, 1 1/4# disk 0.483 inches thick I'm going to make some educated guesses: Firstly that your talking about a Cap brand 14" dumbell handle, Secondly that the Amazon illustration is accurately proportioned and exactly 14" long. So you'll be able to load up (4) 10 pound disks on each end with 3/8" to spare. That's 40 + 40 + 4 (for the handle) = 84# If you can curl 84# in one hand, you're a better man than me. =^..^=
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Todd, your question got me up and away from my computer so I could dig out a set of calipers from my workshop! Anyway, by actual measurement the diameter of the cable is 7/32". You didn't indicate why you wanted that particular measurement. If it is to help decide the current carrying capability of the cable, that's a pretty poor measurement to use (how much is insulation and how much is copper?) If, however, you're trying to somehow thread the cable through a tight opening, you're on better ground, but then you have to consider the width of one or both of the connectors on either end of the cable. I bought the cable to supplant the dinky little cable which came with the drive. When working on PC's, most often it seems the USB port you want is more than arm's length away from where you can put the physical drive. The six foot USB 3.0 cable solves that problem nicely, and the current carrying capacity of the cable seems to be sufficient to power the drive. IHTH
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It is about 5 3/16" long by 3 3/8" wide by 1/2" thick. It is about as small as you could make it and still get 2.5" drive inside.
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Not sure. Case dimensions are 5x3 inch., so the disk inside should be smaller than that. Please, read both product specifications to be sure that they match.
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I got a slightly smaller measurement than your other answers, I would say it is closer to 9.25" on my unit as you can see here. https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=E5A0425CBA49B0CA!16426&authkey;=!ALyH3LQAiBc7pYI
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Hi, these are the dimensions:Drive Width: 2.5"Height: 0.6"Width: 3.2"Depth: 5.1"Thanks, PCrush