Yes, either a SSD or HDD, takes a SATA 3 cable and Power Cable that's included with the Reciever. Nothing separate to buy, other than a drive of your choice. [emoji3]
The top one is for drive power, the bottom one is for RS232 Power or some other RS232 device. There is a black 4 pin header further up on the board that I believe is for another USB Port or RS232 Data Connector, but not real sure about that. It's hard to see in the pic, but the board is protected by 3 large surface mount Fuses, so plenty of protection. You could easily get a Power Y Cord if you wanted to wire in a small fan for the heatsink. [emoji5][emoji3] Would be nice to have an engineer from Air Digital to give us a tour of the board layout. [emoji3][emoji16]
Yes!! I deleted the pic from my phone, otherwise I would have posted it. That logo sticker might peel off and it could be changed to a custom made transparent TK or some other colored logo! [emoji3][emoji16][emoji16]
No bulb to fish out, just tiny LED's. You could put black tape over that Logo Block, so it won't look tacky on the outside. That's if your handy with tools. LOL!!! [emoji3][emoji3][emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]Don’t you just want the bulb to blow
Never had a problem yet with the remote, works very good for me. [emoji5] But I don't use a hammer either to press buttons. LOL!!
Maybe too many sticky Ice Lollies went into the remote to make it clicky?? LOL!
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