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Tips for travelling with children
Started by Jiminy , Oct 23 2006 10:41 AM
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Posted 23 October 2006 - 10:41 AM
Feel free to share your hints and tips on how to make travelling with children easier .
Posted 23 October 2006 - 02:11 PM
* Pre-pack a rectangular toiletries bag with a couple of nappies and the other bare essentials for a nappy change. That way it's ready when you need it. Make sure you pack extra nappies in your carry-on just in case.
* Crayola make packs of 'magic pens' and paper. The pens have ink that won't mark anything but the special paper.
* Prepare yourself mentally for the worst case scenario/s you can think of, eg. delayed on the tarmac pre-takeoff with child in dirty nappy and nazi flight attendant who refuses to let you take your seatbelt off to change them. That way when you land you will be able to say "That went so well!".
* If you're travelling alone with kids, let the flight attendants know and don't be afraid to ask for their help, eg. to watch a sleeping child while you take a pit stop, or to put your meal aside until later while you help your children eat theirs.
Posted 30 December 2006 - 03:24 PM
Found this website when surfing the net.
lists all appropriate places to stay with kids.
Posted 03 January 2007 - 07:42 PM
Here's another website
Out and About With Kids
Posted 27 April 2007 - 10:59 AM
We've travelled extensively with our twins, they are two and a half and have already been to many countries and camping in S.Aust. Our first trip we packed way too much stuff!!!! My suggestions are...
If travelling with a baby, learn how to safely bedshare with your baby (it can be done), and leave the enormously bulky travel cot at home.
There are disposable, multi-use bags designed to sterilise 2 bottles at a time if you have access to a microwave. (a godsend for those who aren't able to breast feed)
Flights with seat back entertainment units are worth every cent.
If you can afford it, consider buying a seat for your baby.
Check in very early
Pack mountains of patience, (for you, your partner, your chil(ren) and for the harried airline staff)
Enjoy it.
Edited by megan00, 27 April 2007 - 11:00 AM.
Posted 14 June 2007 - 06:32 PM
We've just returned from a trip to Europe with a 2 year old and a 5 year old. The 2 most successful entertainers on the plane were small tubs of Playdough (both boys loved this) and our 2 year old loved a Klutz/Chicken Socks threading book - occupied him for ages. Best advice: expect the worst; hope for the best!
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Posted 20 August 2007 - 01:15 PM
I bought a Nintendo DS for DS (5YO) recently. It was an absolute absolute godsend, espeically at airports. We spent 6 hours in a very small airport with NOTHING to do. Nintendo saved our lives .
Book a plane where you can have your own TV. (EG Singapore)
Posted 27 August 2007 - 06:04 PM
I have seen a great site called www.mytravelangel.com that quite a few of my friends have already used. I think it is pretty new.
Posted 13 September 2007 - 11:43 AM
Other practical things to bring on a flight:
- spare clothes for bub, yourself and partner (vomits / nappy explosions DO happen!)
- plastic bag / wetbag for dirty clothes
- blue tag and a piece of cloth (e.g. muslin wrap) to shield the bassinette from the cabin lights
- balloons to play with at airport (don't take up any space, are cheap and fun and you can leave them behind)
- bubble blower. Most kids are fascinated by bubbles. Cheap and non-mess entertainment. If you get the wedding ones, they are small enough to get through the 100ml liquid screening
- if FF: bring more formula than you think you'll need (we found we needed two extra 'comfort' bottles on our 24-hour trip)
- order a special meal (e.g. vegetarian or gluten free) for one parent. That way there is always one parent who has hands free for the bub during meal time
- snack trap (to make sure all those sultanas or cheerios don't go everywhere)
- plenty of little snacks
- Panadol / Otrivin / Calm or Phenergen - we didn't use it but it felt good to be prepared
Lessons learnt:
- triple confirm the bassinette for an infant under 2 years
- not all flight attendants will be helpful
- be prepared for MANY walks up and down the aisles
- the baby needs to be taken out of the bassinette whenever the fasten seatbelt sign comes on. This always happens when (s)he is just asleep
- it can help to (friendly) ask the flight attendant if the seatbelt sign is still needed after turbulence has stopped. Sometimes they seem to leave it on just to keep people in their seats
- try and wear the kids out before you board by letting them run around etc. It might help them sleep.
- mentally prepare yourself to have no time to yourself whatsoever and to get no sleep at all - that way, if you do get some, it's a bonus
- if possible, have someone lined up upon arrival who can baby-sit so you can catch some shut eye
Posted 24 October 2007 - 08:02 PM
We go on planes quite alot and for the long hauls my husband and I share the parenting rosters, so that one of us gets some sleep for at least some personal down time.
we ALWAYS take small toys/cards/books in a little bag for each child (with some new cheap op shop little plastic people/animals etc) that a child old enough can make up little games with (doesnt cost much and the 'new' things keep them entertained.
DONT give your kids loads of sugary food on a flight. keep it simple and they wont be so 'high' in a strange cramped environment.
encourage lots of water drinking if in the air
DEF take a baby carrier for each of you (if you wear sized ones) OR one that can be adjusted so that the parent who normally carries a baby most of the time doesnt get burdened with doing all the carrying up and down the aisles. we took a ring sling and an ERGO and on the last trip to Hong Kong - but only used the ERGO in the end and shared it (we have two but only took one figuring we wouldnt need them both. another family borrowed our ring sling and at the airport we loaned it out too!! strangers too!!!
take AT LEAST 3 changes of clothes for each small person (and a few for each adult Just in case!! )
be prepared to be flexible. it's hard work!!!
if you are planning a long trip - and still breastfeed, DONT WEAN before you leave!! Gee those boobs help on the plane if you can keep your feeding up. i had loads of older women commenting to me last flight how glad they were to see my feeding an older baby for comfort and food.
Posted 06 November 2007 - 03:40 PM
We just got back from a trip to Thailand for my DH's brothers wedding. I was a bit nervous about taking our daughter but it all worked out fine.
One thing I would like to pass on is seating. We found the best spot for seating was right at the back of the plane where the seating starts to thin out on the sides. On the window side the seating goes from a 3 seater to a 2 seater and the 1st 2 seater has quite a bit of room next to the window. Our DD slept on the floor in this area quite comfortably with a pillow and a blanket. There also tends to be spare seats (if not completely booked out) at the back of the plane and on the way over DD slept between 2 seats with the arm rest up.
The food they serve for toddlers isn't quite the best. Unless you have a toddler who will eat ANYTHING, it is best to take on some food sealed up for the trip just as long as you don't take it off the plane they will allow it for children.
The experience of travelling overseas is definitely worth it with a toddler. Especially when they hardly cost a thing to get there and back.
Also would like to add that when we were in Thailand, we never needed to book a babysitter as the staff at our resort looked after her when we had our dinner or had a swim. And DD LOVED all the attention. It was a great holiday for all of us.
Posted 07 December 2007 - 02:03 PM
For travelling on long car trips a portable DVD player is fantastic! It can also be used once you reach your destination if where you are staying does not have one (or a TV).
Posted 24 December 2007 - 07:54 AM
These are absolute great tips, thanks ladies, I will certainly be putting into place a few of these tips next year on our 3 month adventure.
Posted 21 February 2008 - 09:32 AM
Can anyone tell me what they did when formula feeding. I will be travelling to the UK in May with my 9 mth old who is FF. Did you take pre-sterilised bottles onboard with pre-sterilised water and the powder separately? Or did you make up some bottles ready? How did you sterilise stuff onboard? I take it you are allowed to take Formula onboard a plane? Help please any tips would be gratefully appreciated!!
Posted 17 April 2008 - 01:33 PM
Find some games to play with your child during the trip. Such as
Find Items
Give children lists of things to watch for during the drive. Children can cooperate or compete to see who can find all the items on the lists.
Guessing Game
Have one child think of a person, place, or object and keep it a secret. Have other children take turns asking yes/no questions until someone is able to guess what the secret is. The child who hold the secret has responsibility to guide the other children get close to the answer.
Adding Words Game
Following the letters of the alphabet, have one person start with A and say for instance, "My name is Anna and I am going on a trip to Africa. In my lunch box I have an apple." The next person would begin by saying, "My name is Billy and I am going on a trip to Belgium. In my lunch box I have a banana and a burger." On to the letter C. Keep adding to the number of items in that lunch box.
Opposite Word
Have one adult in the bus or car give a word and the kids give the opposite. For example, started with hot and cold, dry and wet, laugh and cry, up and down, left and right, out and in, etc. Then work the way into some hard words! This was one of my students' favorite kids travel games!
Twist Stories
Ask Children to tell a favorite tale with a twist, such as adding or substituting a strange or silly character. They might want to add an astronaut to "jack and the beanstalk," a computer salesperson to the "Three Little Pigs," or a talking fish to "Three Billy Goats Gruff." Brainstorm ideas for unusual or funny characters for favorite stories. Then choose one of the characters to include on one of the stories. Then children can retell the story with the new character, making changes as needed.
True or False
Have children slap their thighs to create a rhythm, have them chant: " Apple, peaches, pear, pie… Is it true, or is it a lie?" Then have the children take turns making true or false statements about themselves each time the chanting stops. For example, a child might say:" I gave my dog a bath yesterday"; "Today I am going to the park with my mom"; or " my dad gave me a real bear for my birthday." At the end of the statement, have the whole group guess whether the statement was true or false by putting their thumbs up for true and thumbs down for lie. This is one of popular kids travel games in my school.
Coin Game
Start with ten coins. Have one child conceal several coins in either right or left hand. Everyone guesses how many coins he or she has. No one can guess the same number as anyone else. Child who guesses correctly becomes next "coin concealer".
Posted 18 April 2008 - 02:12 PM
Couldn't agree with PP more - the ERGO saved our lives when we travelled to Canada! NOTHING is worse than being in a busy airport with a curious and active DS and having to carry him for 4 hours while your plane is delayed as happened during our previous trip!
Great for getting out and seeing places too- no need to pack/buy a stroller, and means you don't have to negotiate stairs or desecrating sacred churches with your pram wheels
Posted 04 May 2008 - 04:24 PM
1 question and a couple of ideas...
Question - is the Ergo big enough for the average 2 year old? My DD can piggy back, but only with me holding her behind, and my arms get sore!! I thought the Ergo looked like quite a good option. How small does it go- can you roll it up?
A couple of ideas - for smaller children - we went to Thailand and Vietnam with DD when she was 3 months and then 10 months.
At 3 months, what worked brilliantly was a small blow up toy surfboard and a blow up mini pool. I am not joking, they took up no room, weighed nothing. We put her on the surfboard to carry her around the airport while she was asleep (with our arms around her of course) but it meant we could put her on a table, pass her between us, and put her on the ground (with us sitting next to her). She could also sleep in the blow up mini pool at the airport, and we used it (with bottled water) for baths.
The biggest use for the surf board was with the bassinet on the flight - you can put it in the bassinet under the baby, and then when there is turbulence (and you have to take them out), they are on the surfboard and you are much less likely to wake them!! Nifty, hey.
No reason why you couldn't use these techniques on an older child, of course you do need to be vigilant that they don't roll off and hurt themselves!
Posted 13 May 2008 - 05:47 PM
Re: Ergos, they are great for 2 year olds, but don't fold up super small, due to the padded straps and waist. You can clip it around you waist and let it dangle down when not using it though (if doing lots of up/downs).
Posted 14 May 2008 - 11:05 AM
Thanks, I think the Ergo sounds like exactly what i am after. I'm going to a 'babywearing' meeting in Brissie next weekend, so hopefully someone has one that I can look at.
Posted 21 May 2008 - 09:04 PM
Great advice.
Lots of nibbles, drinks, games and creativity
Posted 01 August 2008 - 11:38 AM
We have six kids! and have travelled over seas twice with the kids. I recommend more stickers than you can poke a stick at! and not toys that will roll off the tray table (learnt on 1st trip) Also since having the twins, you just can't head to an airport with a newborn unless you have a native style baby sling!!!
we also found for the todler and older kids that poppers (like sippy juice drinks with the closeable mouth piece) really helpful - as they could swallow during take off, when they are too young for gum. Mind you... we snatch them back as soon as we've taken off or you end up in the plane loo later in the trip!
Edited by jolimum, 21 April 2009 - 11:26 AM.
Posted 01 August 2008 - 11:53 AM
We just returned from 3.5 weeks travelling around Europe with little miss two, so while it's all fresh in my mind, I thought I'd report back on what we found..
- We ended up borrowing an Ergo and it was fantastic. We also borrowed a quicksmart stroller - which packed up small for a stroller, but wasn't much use for us at all because most of the places we went had cobblestones. It became just another annoying thing to carry.
- We also took our car seat onto the plane, which was great because dd loves sleeping in it, but annoying again to lug around for weeks. We only ended up using it about 5 times in cars on the whole trip. Other than the very first flight from Brisbane, we had constant battles with airlines (we used Qantas, Cathay, and FinnAir) to reassure them that we had gone through the proper process to get the seat registered. The airline staff kept panicking that it needed to be installed by 'an engineer' who was never available! What worked best was to reassure them we had installed the seat on planes dozens of times before, offer to do it ourselves, and let their 'engineers' check it. Strangely the engineers never appeared but everything was fine.
We also bought 2nd hand 'Video Now' from Ebay - they're apprently not sold new here anymore, but it was made for toddler hands and has a little tiny screen so the AA batteries lasted for hours and hours (I think about 5) and could easily be replaced in-flight, which made it a better option than a DVD.
Hope this helps somebody else.
Posted 15 November 2008 - 08:36 AM
We are travelling to Thailand with a 6 month old, staying in Phuket for 5 nights and Koh Samui for 5 nights..This will be our 3 time visiting....is it worthwhile buying a stroller over there? Also I am having trouble finding a hotel in Koh Samui that offers a hotel room that can sleep more than 3 any suggestions? One more thing...what do we do about a car seat?
Posted 19 November 2008 - 06:01 PM
Don't overpack!! Take the essentials and be prepared but don't go crazy. Carrying too much luggage plus children is a nightmare (I talk from experience!!)
And if your baby has a dummy, buy a dummy saver that attaches to baby as you can't steralise dummy's that fall on the ground on a plane or in the airport!
And if you're breastfeeding and nervous about how close you have to sit to strangers, get a breastfeeding cover. I saw an article online a few weeks ago and bought both from www.kisskisshughug.com.au.
Pretty trendy and did the job.
Posted 14 June 2009 - 06:06 AM
Here is a website that has some tips.
Edited by wideweb, 14 June 2009 - 06:07 AM.
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Peachtree City will be saving a significant amount of money using a new process to repair the roofs of two buildings instead of replacing them.
The $44,880 bid approved Thursday night by the City Council allows for a roof sealing project at the public works administration building and also fire station 82.
The product includes a 10-year warranty and involves the restoration and coating of the roof system. On top of the savings, the city also won't have to deal with the headache of replacing the building roofs at this time, said Public Works Director Mark Caspar.
Council also learned Thursday that more problems have been discovered at the Kedron pools, where a contractor is installing a new underground anchoring system to support the new bubble enclosure used to keep the pools open in the offseason.
City Engineer David Borkowski told council that as the existing anchoring system is being excavated, there are several situations where water lines are right in the grade beam of the structure. That means an additional cost will be incurred to relocate those water lines away from the anchoring system, he said.
The good news is that the contract included some money to replace water lines because it was foreseen that some would be hit during the excavation, which requires drilling under the pools' concrete exterior.
Crews also found another defect that will need to be remedied to insure the electrical grounding systems are intact, and as a result the city will be inspecting the electrical work at its other pools to make sure the grounding system is fully functional, Borkowski said.
When the pool was first installed 17 years ago, the building code was a bit different, but since then a certain type of fastener is required to make sure the grounding/bonding linkage between all the metal parts of the pool does not corrode or break down over time.
"We're probably just seeing again the age of our facilities catching up with us," Borkowski said.
The good news is that the new bubble fabric and new air return system, which must be manufactured via special order, are on time.
It is not known how much the extra work will cost the city, but those details will be presented to council at a future meeting, officials said.
The costs have already gone up significantly on the bubble, as the city hadn't planned on replacing the anchoring system, which on top of the winning bid being $96,000 more than expected brought the total cost to $454,000.
The cost is being financed over a 10-year period as part of the revenue bonds approved for sale by council Thursday night.
of a metal structure to enclose a very large area.
Why does it have to be a "bubble"?
It doesn't affect me but it seems to me that a completely new facility with all modern systems could have been built for this amount of money.
The extra work and the interest that will accrue over the 10 years on the bonds will bring it up to $700,000. The good news is that if anyone is interested in figuring out the cost per actual user, $700,000 will be an easy number to divide into. Let's see, 5 swim teams with 10 kids, that's 50 and then add 20 seniors, that's 70 and that's it. 70 divided into $700,000 is -- a lot of money!
Isn't it funny that when our local government 'saves' us money that the actual costs are far greater than originally stated. If memory serves, PTC was to spend around $250K for a project that the majority of residents could care less about a few scant months ago. The prevailing wisdom then was to close the facility during the winter because the $250K was simply too much in the light of poor economic times, but Council obviously knows far better than those of us who elect them.
It seems now that without any reduction in manpower or spending levels our City Council has given itself the the option of adding another several million dollars in debt we can ill afford to repay. Is it any wonder why one of the largest points of consternation of our Council is the funding of a mere $150K for a development coordinator other than to detract from a much larger and more dire issue?
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On May 8, 2010, 20 members of the Crittenden County NAACP signed their names to a letter requesting a meeting with Catha-Jones, who responded by letter that the chapter must follow "protocol" and that such a meeting would be out of order.
Catha-Jones' actions satisfied neither the members of the reform group nor some black members of the City Council. Catha-Jones had a history with the City Council: According to the Evening Times, in 2009 she had "come under criticism from several [black] council members for intervening in city affairs." Councilman Coleman said that a press conference held by Paudert with her sitting next to him "was an example of the police chief getting Jones to say whatever they wanted [Jones] to say." Other members questioned her authority. "Council members also voiced displeasure when it was announced that Catha-Jones was notified of [the hiring of] a temporary internal affairs director at the police department before the council was told of the change." Her response was that the community had to work with the police.
Neither the national or state office of the NAACP took steps to address the complaints of the reformers. So the decision was made to challenge Catha-Jones directly by contesting the next election of officers, to be held on Nov. 15, 2010. The reformers, including Brown, gained control of the election machinery by electing one of their group, Bass, as supervisor of the Election Supervisory Committee of the Crittenden County NAACP. The election would prove to be a rowdy affair. When, as expected, Dale Charles came from Little Rock to "supervise" the election at the Neighborhood Center on East Polk Avenue in West Memphis, he was removed from the premises. Reformer Shabaka Afrika was elected president.
Bass filed a lawsuit on Dec. 30, 2010, in Crittenden County Circuit Court to require Catha-Jones to accept her defeat and turn over all property of the organization to Afrika and arguing that Charles had no authority to intervene.
After a hearing on Feb. 2, 2011, Judge Hill found that the new election was valid and that the old officers had "failed to follow proper procedures to contest [the] election." Catha-Jones was ordered to turn over property of the NAACP in her possession to new president Afrika. Apparently following the advice of the state and national offices of the NAACP, Catha-Jones refused to comply with the court's orders.
On March 8, 2011, Hill found Catha-Jones to be in "willful contempt of this court's orders" and ordered her confined to jail "for 30 days, or until such time as she complies with the orders of this court." She would spend three days in jail. Her non-compliance cost the national office a total of around $5,000, depending on how one figures it.
In an order dated March 31, 2011, Hill further detailed his reasons for his detention of Catha-Jones, stating in part, that the evidence had showed that "Charles had no other business in Crittenden County that evening than to impress his will upon the members of the Crittenden County NAACP, and to usurp the election in favor of his friend, Catha-Jones. The deputies acted properly in escorting him from the premises. These officers should be commended for the restraint they displayed when confronted with a man described as 'irate' and 'irrational' by the witnesses who were present that evening and who testified at the Feb. 2 hearing."
Hill's order noted that a letter from "outside persons" (officials from the national and state offices of the NAACP) did not constitute authority to interfere with his jurisdiction and nothing would until he either changed his order or was overruled. The judge had thrown down the gauntlet to the state and national offices of the NAACP.
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Between hobnobbing with celebrities, making guest appearances at huge national events and interacting with his legion of fans, life is pretty good for the GEICO Gecko. Adults love him for helping them save on insurance, and children … well, they mostly love giving him a big hug. While his schedule can be quite hectic, the […]
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By guest blogger Poojah Ganesh A city with fewer than 7,000 residents, Sturgis, South Dakota, sits amid serene mountains and rolling hills. For the most part, the winding roads that pass through this part of the state are quiet, with little traffic. But all of that changes during the first week of August each year, […]
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By Kurt Wirth on July 11, 2014 at 9:30 AM
Delighting customers with the lowest prices and excellent customer service is something we've been doing for a long time at GEICO. On the social team, we've come up with our own way to delight folks. The social marketing team has been scouring the Web for our biggest fans. Though we try to reach out, with […]
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Ever wonder what it's like to be advertising icon the GEICO Gecko? Our D.C. office held a Gecko Appreciation Lunch to honor past and present Gecko costume wearers, and I was honored to participate in the Gecko auditions! Fun fact: you can't see your feet! At each event, the Gecko has a full-time handler who […]
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The Indianapolis 500 is considered one of the most prestigious auto racing events in the world, and GEICO and KVSH Racing will be looking to cross the "yard of bricks" in first place once again this year. This Memorial Day weekend, GEICO and KVSH Racing return as defending Indy 500 champions, this time with Sebastien […]
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PROMISE Pegasus2 R6 12TB (6 x 2TB) Thunderbolt 2 RAID System
PROMISE Pegasus2 R6 12TB (6 x 2TB) Thunderbolt 2 RAID System
Product Information
The premier storage choice for creative audio/video professionals and multimedia enthusiasts around the globe, the PROMISE Pegasus2 can now deliver even faster performance with the new 20Gb/s Thunderbolt 2 technology, while assuring enterprise-class reliability and ease of use.
Incredible speed for creative workflows
The Pegasus2 is the fastest Thunderbolt 2 storage solution available, delivering raw power for audio/video/graphics amateurs and professionals alike to experience new capabilities with ease. Final Cut professionals can ingest, edit and play back multiple streams of ProRes 422 (HQ), ProRes 4444 as well as uncompressed HD 10-bit and 12-bit video, while protecting valuable workflows, audio sessions and other creative media content.
Simple, flexible and cost-effective backup solution for SOHO
Fast, safe and reliable external storage is essential when protecting your valuable files such as music, photos and videos. The hardware RAID capabilities of the Pegasus2 family protects all the memories that were meant to last a lifetime that could be impacted from single drive failures, while simultaneously providing data protection and high reliability. The Pegasus2 family provides fast performance for popular applications such as iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, Photoshop and media centre applications. Back up your irreplaceable digital media, documents, and also your entire computer or workstation to Pegasus2 with Time Machine in OS X.
Easy to use, quiet and eco-smart
Pegasus2 systems are user friendly and come preconfigured straight out of the box — so you can just plug in and start using. Status, management tools and advanced settings can be accessed via the built-in Promise Utility. Engineered to be eco friendly and RoHS compliant, Pegasus2 is perfect for SOHO and SMB environments.
Enterprise-class RAID protection
Pegasus2 features enterprise-level RAID storage protection for your data, supporting a broad range of RAID levels as well as automatic error handling.
About Thunderbolt 2
Thunderbolt is a revolutionary I/O technology that supports high-resolution displays and high-performance data devices via one simple port and a cable that carries both DisplayPort and PCI Express data. And it's standard on every Mac.
PCI Express is the technology that links all the high-performance components in a Mac. And it's built into Thunderbolt, which means you can get PCI Express speed outside the box.
With Thunderbolt 2 now built into the new Mac Pro and MacBook Pro with Retina display, you can connect up to three 4K displays at once. Thunderbolt 2 gives you up to 20 Gbps in both directions, allowing for super-fast data transfer between peripherals. You also have enough bandwidth to daisy-chain multiple high-speed devices without using a hub or switch.
Thunderbolt also provides double the power of USB 3.0, delivering 10 watts to peripherals for improved performance on the go.
- Choice of raw capacities: Either 12TB (9.7TB configured RAID 5 and formatted with HFS+) or 18TB (14.7TB configured RAID 5 and formatted with HFS+)
- Advanced RAID engine, supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10
- Robust error handling provides superior data protection
- Reliable, rugged yet elegant enclosure, ultra-quiet design
- Two Thunderbolt 2 ports for daisy-chaining up to six Pegasus units, Apple Thunderbolt Displays or Mini DisplayPort devices
- Hot-swappable bays for effortless drive access and serviceability
- Built-in Promise Utility for systems management and advanced settings
- Backward compatible with 10Gb/s Thunderbolt hosts and devices
Did you notice?Pegasus2 systems come preconfigured straight out of the box — so you can just plug in and start using them.
Apple Recommends ForTake advantage of 20Gb/s Thunderbolt 2 performance for creative audio/video projects on your Mac Pro.
What's in the Box?
- PROMISE Pegasus2 R6 (12TB model has six 2TB 7200-rpm drives; 18TB model has six 3TB 7200-rpm drives)
- Thunderbolt cable
- Power cable
- Quick start guide
Tech Specs
- Other Features: RAID support, Time Machine compatible
- Connections: Thunderbolt, Thunderbolt 2
- Power: 78W max load (read and write); 55W idle mode
- Power Source: External power supply
- Height: 25.1 cm/9.88 in
- Width: 18.7 cm/7.36 in
- Weight: 8.9 kg/19.6 lb
- Length: 25 cm/9.84 in
System Requirements
- OS X v10.8.5 or later (OS X Mavericks ready)
- Available Thunderbolt port
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
- Mfr. Part Number: F40SR6R01100000
- UPC or EAN No.: 704118095834
- Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
- Warranty: Two years; extended warranty options are available. Please contact Promise for details.
Ratings & Reviews
Purchased one for testing and to help me decide whether or not to have more ordered for my students to use in my Final Cut Pro edi Purchased one for testing and to help me decide whether or not to have more ordered for my students to use in my Final Cut Pro editing lab.
So far, so good. Honestly, I'm very impressed with the ease of use and performance of this Pegasus2. …
- Written by Patrick L
27 of 28 people found this useful
so far so good
Bought one of these for home use: photos, movies, etc. As the doc says, it does need some time to get itself ready for use. The ma Bought one of these for home use: photos, movies, etc. As the doc says, it does need some time to get itself ready for use. The management program is on the storage itself and works fine. Called support once (to see if unit can be laid on it's side - the answer is yes, it can) and they responded quickly. …
- Written by Eric E from HICKORY
28 of 32 people found this useful
Fast & Quiet
Configured to RAID 50 on Mac Pro Late 2013.
-Mac Pro internal SSD speed of 975mb write/ 942mb read.
-Promise Pegasus2 RAID 5 Configured to RAID 50 on Mac Pro Late 2013.
-Mac Pro internal SSD speed of 975mb write/ 942mb read.
-Promise Pegasus2 RAID 50 730mb write / 659mb read.
Using Blackmagic Disk Speed Test utility.
No problems to speak of when using it with Final Cut Pro X with 2k video. …
- Written by Ara K from Los angeles
15 of 16 people found this useful
Good performer, but makes me nervous
I'm a long time user of Promise RAID systems. This is my first purchase of a Pegasus RAID, which isn't quite as full featured as t I'm a long time user of Promise RAID systems. This is my first purchase of a Pegasus RAID, which isn't quite as full featured as their server class equipment, but it saves a ton of money since it uses Thunderbolt and forgoes the need for an expensive fiber-channel card.
The one missing star is because this RAID only supports a very limited number of hard drives and those drives are fairly low-rated for reliability. For example, if you need to replace a 2TB drive, the only officially supported option is the Toshiba DT01ACA200. Check out the reviews on Newegg and you'll see why it makes me nervous.
The only other options would be a 3TB or 4TB Seagate drive (ST3000DM001 and ST4000DM000 respectively). The former is also poorly rated and the latter is a waste of money and capacity, considering it will only use 2TB when added to your existing level 5 RAID.
And what happens when these drives go EOL? Hopefully Promise will provide some more options, but this is an expensive purchase to base on hope.
Overall, performance has been pretty good, but it's hard to wholeheartedly recommend a RAID with such limited drive support. …
- Written by Adam A from Denver
1 of 2 people found this useful
Very bad start
The first Pegasus 2 arrived with a dead drive. Days and weeks of trying to deal with promise support from Taiwan was extremely pai The first Pegasus 2 arrived with a dead drive. Days and weeks of trying to deal with promise support from Taiwan was extremely painful. And their online support system is just mind boggling as another reviewer mentioned. Promise even logged on to my computer twice to try and resolve the dead drive despite me stating the obvious, its DEAD, and the Promise Utility says so too.
They initiated an RMA and said I had to cover costs to post it to an Australian address. I refused and called Apple who promptly replaced it. Now, a week later, I cannot initialise the system. 6 times i have tried. I cannot get it past 64% and that takes at leaf 10 hours to get to that point, then you have to start again once it stalls.. I have the system preferences keeping everything ON in Energy saver.
I read the Apple description with an angry chuckle...
"Pegasus2 systems are user friendly and come preconfigured straight out of the box — so you can just plug in and start using."
This is just a straight out lie.
If it ever works I am sure it will be great, nice and fast, but its infinitely slow right now and my anger grows by the day. …
- Written by Josh E from Galston
1 of 1 people found this useful
First one failed...
Ok... waited 12 weeks for this to arrive after receiving my Mac Pro... great anticipation... but then 2 dreaded red lights appeare Ok... waited 12 weeks for this to arrive after receiving my Mac Pro... great anticipation... but then 2 dreaded red lights appeared...2 failed drives. Didn't even get to use it...they failed during the auto setup phase. Tried finding local (Aus) Promise support...no good. Then figured I should just call Apple. Glad I did.
2 Days later the courier arrived with my new unit...and took the old one away.
This one did the auto setup thing for about 6 hours...and 6 blue lights later I'm using it to cut a documentary.
So zero stars for the first unit... 5 for the second... average of 3 stars.
As long as this one keep working I'll be happy... …
- Written by Mark-John W from Aberfoyle Park
2 of 2 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
Can two MacBook Pros with Retina Display access / work with the stored content at the same time?
- Asked by Paul P from Ottawa
- Jun 24, 2014
You can't direct connect two MacBook Pros to the same thunderbolt drive. However, you can have one M You can't direct connect two MacBook Pros to the same thunderbolt drive. However, you can have one MacBook Pro share the Pegasus2 data with the 2nd MacBook Pro over ethernet. The first MacBook Pro would act as a file server and provide a share point that many computers can access. …
- Answered by Joseph A from Deerfield Beach
- Jul 15, 2014
Apple Support Says to never put FCP libraries on a RAID. So, why do these drives come that way and say they support FCP?
- Asked by Joseph F from Citrus Heights
- Feb 21, 2014
Can the Pegasus2 R6 or the drives in the Pegasus2 Series be assessed by MacPro running Win8.1 (under Bootcamp) and OS/X?
- Asked by Steve L
- May 10, 2014
Simple. The answer is yes, and it would be under a different partition on the same drive. The same Simple. The answer is yes, and it would be under a different partition on the same drive. The same way bootcamp works when you use the bootcamp assistant to partition the drive on a macbook air or pro or iMac or any other mac. Separate partition.... Only difference in this case is the fact that it's a "RAID array", which is technically multiple hard drives that "look" like one large one. So you're not necessarily creating a different partition "in the same drive" as you phrased it, theoretically, the partition that you create may be on a different drive... I'd imagine you'd want it to be frankly, so if an important system disk does go down and you have to replace it, preferable not to lose both operating systems and have to wait on the RAID rebuild (which they do a good job of on their own... you shouldn't lose any data if you use a smart RAID strategy (like RAID 5 that both maximizes storage space while insuring redundancy)
hope that helps and I'm not misunderstanding your question or simply stating the blatantly obvious... If so, I apologize in advance. Have a blessed day! …
- Answered by Bernard G from San Jose
- Jun 18, 2014
Can this be configured by Apple as Raid 6?
- Asked by Fred F from Overland Park
- Dec 21, 2013
Can this be configured as JBOD? (6 individual volumes without raid).
- Asked by James G from West Chester
- Dec 19, 2013
Best Answer:
(Source: I tried it already)
- Answered by Patrick L
- Dec 21, 2013


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