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I would like to add that this is common practise for 99% of all electrical products sold and is made clear in Bachmans Warrenty which I just happened to read over last night. <br /> <br />While I understand that it must be frustrating form a business standpoint it is almost impossible to offer warrenties on products which people can then alter - partly because repairing products to leave them in a working state of repair while trying to understand what people are trying to accomplish is a recipe for disaster. I work in an electric wholesalers and frankly have seen to many altered products in my time to be mad a Bachman -- they expect to receive a prodcut back that fits their specifications and I think it is reasonable to expect that if you alter those specs that they have a right to say "we can't guarantee this will work" -- $20 does not seem bad at all ... considering you are sending back a non-standard altered product....
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