[SATLUG] Re: Need Touchtone Phones

Walt DuBose dubose at texas.net
Sat Nov 24 19:28:53 CST 2007


Oh, I also failed to mention that I have a full 8092.11b link to use but my WAP 
has died.

I am hoping to be able to eventually use multiline PBX software on both ends so 
I can run the entire control over WiFi.

I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Best Regards to All from Walt/ARS K5YFW...hope to see you in December.

Walt DuBose wrote:
> I am in need of 3 or 4 of the original AT&T/SWBell touchtone phones for 
> a command and control system I am building.  The Touchtone pad can be 
> missing from two of the phones.  If the phones are multiline phones, all 
> the better.
> 
> The idea is to build a remote command and control function that will 
> work via telephone lines over a distance of a mile but more practicaly 
> as far as the length of 8 pair cable I can get will work.
> 
> The system will be able to control one of the new ICOM  dualband radios 
> that allow for full radio control via touchtone.  Another telephone will 
> be used to control an HF Rig.  The third and fourth phones will be able 
> to control LMR radios.
> 
> Also, the 3rd or 4th phones will act as and intercoms between the remote 
> and communications unit.
> 
> I would like to get some of the handsets that had PTT switches in them 
> but if I can't, I can add micro-switches to the handsets. (Hummmm...does 
> anyone have a red phone :-) )  Color of the phone doesn't matter.
> 
> This is basically what I worked on back in the early 60's in commercial 
> 2-way radio and later in the early 80's in the Air Force Reserve.
> 
> While on a technical subject...I hope some of you have or will consider 
> getting phone patches connected to your HF rigs...this is a GREAT way to 
> relay voice traffic from a deployed area back to a operations center.
> 
> I'd appreciate any assistance that you can provide.
> 
> Please contact me at k5yfw(at)arrl.net or dubose(at)texas.net
> 
> Thanks and 73,
> 
> In His Love and Care,
> 
> Walt/K5YFW
> 



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