> Are there dual-analog devices out there which work with the PM3? We
Yes. They are called pm 2's! You can bond ALL the async ports on a pm 2 to
dial into a pm 3 using proprietary EQL load balancing.
I have one customer in west Texas still doing this, bonding 4 async
channels across 4 pots lines. Thruput he claims is MUCH better than the
56k sync line he used to pay more for.
If you have a pm 2 laying around, then use it!
BTW...
If you need a cheap pm2 to do this with, call me.
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