#Toaster for 3000T
re: 3000 or 3000T installation with no modifications.
I see four ways.
First, don't use Input #1 at all. :/
Second, physically move the BNC assembly down (requiring de/soldering and
voiding Toaster warranty).
Third, make a custom bracket that will fit in the space below the bottom
BNC and the 3000's case. Nothing but air there and a nice hole for objects
to fall in to. On this bracket, install a BNC connector and connect it to
input #1 via wiring (again soldering and possibly voiding the warranty).
Input #1 will be blocked by the case but the BNC on the custom braket will
take the place of Input #1. I know of one NewTek authorized dealer doing
this in Southern California. Whether this is approved by NewTek or not is
not known to me.
Fourth, Toaster Cozy.
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