Amiga 2000 "Video Toaster Powered"

Hi. I ran across an Amiga 2000 yesterday, with the front of the case silk-screened "Video Toaster Powered". No cables, keyboard, docs, or anything else, but the price was right. The motherboard is probably junk. The battery has leaked and etched a pretty large area, plus the GVP 030 accelerator (A3001) has dumped rubber sludge on the board. The rubber button on the back of the board *melted* and ran like hot fudge. http://amiga.resource.cx/gallery/A3001-50-back.jpg shows the button intact. Beware; that's a half-meg pic. There is a RAM-32 daughterboard, too, with 2x 4MB SIMMs, http://amiga.resource.cx/gallery/A3001-RAM32.jpg and a GVP SCSI hardcard with a 340MB drive and no DRAMs installed. The Video Toaster boardset is labeled v1.0, but there's a sticker that reads "Eval Board 08/90" It's cabled to a Faruodja Labs board, a "Y/C Separator Board". http://amiga.resource.cx/photos/photo.pl?id=ycp100 Also installed are 2 ISA cards by RGB Computers and Video. http://amiga.resource.cx/photos/photo.pl?id=amilink The short card I have has only 3 BNC connectors - positions 1. 3, and 5, and the long card has only the bottom two. I have another working 2000, so I could replace the motherboard, but I'm not sure I'd gain anything. I have a bunch of questions. I'm not really an "Amiga person", so don't assume any reasonable level of prior knowledge. Where the heck is the video out? I know zip about Video Toaster and even less about the Amilink adapters. All the online documentation assumes I know the basics, like how to hook the durned thing up.... Are there docs for the original VT? Software? I have an OpalVision, with documentation and software. Which is the better board for general futzing around? For animation & graphics? Any docs or software at all for the Amilink setup? Are the SIMMs for the A3001 unobtainium? I have a 33MHz CSI "Derringer 030" in the other 2000, but I don't like the clearance between the top of the accelerator and the drive bay - basically none. Plus, a 50MHz 68030 would be much nicer than a 33MHz. The hardware database page claims that the RAM-32 board needs 4x 1MB SIMMs installed to use the 2 4MB sticks, but this one just has 2x 4MB in the top two slots. Is the database page smoking crack? I haven't seen any pics or mention of the A2000 with the Toaster label on front. I get the impression that this machine is pretty much original - that it wasn't built a piece at a time. Anyone know anything about that? Thanks. Any pointers or help would be appreciated.