Just posting as a FYI for those that already did the swap to keep your original AE card around in case you ever need your Mac serviced under warranty, as they may check that now. (I've added this note as a CYA to the Macbook pro card swap article here also.)

" Hi Mike, we do not recommend Seagate drives in the miniG four drive enclosure only because as you know Seagate drives take 2.8amps to spin up (7200.10/7200.9 specs PDF shows max 12VDC @2.8A (+/-10%)) and the power supply of the miniG is not designed to support such power requirement. The MiniG one & two drive enclosures work fine with Seagate drives.
Regards, Mike
Transintl.com "

Since he said that one or two of those drives were ok with the MiniG enclosure kit, I asked him if their specs page needed updating/correcting as it currently lists: "External Power Supply: 29W, 12V 1.8A, 5V 1.5A". (The 7200.10/.9 drives note 12V/2.8A max (+/-10%) - so even one of them would exceed that rating. 33.6W, assuming 2.8A/12VDC).
It's a good idea to check the specs on any case you have also, as some of the older single drive Firewire cases I have came with an AC adapter that is spec'd at 2A max. (I'm sure some others are higher rated but just a FYI to check this if you're planning to use those drives.)

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