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In article <877274797snz@inf-eden.demon.co.uk>
           News@inf-eden.demon.co.uk "Chris Kennington" writes:

> In article <qpnpuOA+iPS0EwOV@jasper.demon.co.uk>
>            mdt@earthling.net "Mike Tomlinson" writes:
> 
> "David,  there are 2 types of phone lead used in the UK: the first
> "presents the BT line to the inner two pins of the modem's US style RJ11
> "jack, the other presents the BT line to the outer two.
> 
> Mike:  Is there a technical reason why one should not use a cable
>  with both inner and outer pins wired in parallel?  Might save a bit
>  of woe.
>                                             Chris K.
> -- 
> Chris Kennington (in news-reader mode)
> Reply to me as "cjk <at> inf-eden.demon.co.uk", replacing the <at>
> 
I  appreciate the above, and I *have* encountered  it  elsewhere, 
but  in  this  case  it's  a  matter  of  the  card  going   form 
intermittent to not at all - and there *was* an electrical  storm 
round about the time it transferred state.

I  need a replacement relay and transformer but don't know  where 
to  get either, hence the appeal for help. It might just go  into 
an  old 386 8 bit slot if I can get it working - but  it  doesn't 
deserve to have much spent on it.

-- 
David Longley (check end reply line #)

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