ADM delivery times from Apple.. 2-3 months!!

Hi,
We have a 3.5 TB RAID built with 250GB disks. One disk just died and the RAID is still running but no safety anymore..
It seems Apple is having a hard time delivering 250GB ADM modules (2-3 months)
Is it possible to use a larger sized disk? (750Gb is available 24hr) I realize we lose most of the disk but better than losing the RAID
cheers
Kaspar

Yikes! That's a long delivery time. I order our 250GB replacement drives from Mac Mall (www.macmall.com). They are pretty quick. We have had them sent next day air on several occasions, but standard delivery is usually 2 to 4 days.
-Phoenix

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