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In article <jaegerwl.727341219@wckn.dorm.clarkson.edu> jaegerwl@wckn.dorm.clarkson.edu (Bill Jaeger) writes:
>At my university's cable TV station we're working on putting together
>a program that involves a viewer call-in.  Unfortunately, none of us are
>really sure how to go about 1) injecting a signal into the phone line, and
>2) recording the signal from the phone line.
...
>Can anyone tell me how to make one of these things?  Or at least point me
>in the right direction?

Even better - get a Phone Patch.  Hams use them all the time, check
with Ham Radio Outlet (or check the back of QST, 73 amateur radio,
CQ, or any other amateur-radio related magazine you can happen to
run into, for vendors of ham-related equipment).  Our church recently
ran a phone patch for the entire church (!) using a phone patch and
the existing sound system.  Seems to me that the person talking to the
people on the remote phone connection used a mic connected to the
audio system....  If all else fails, I can get you in touch
with one of the people involved here (all I did was talk to
him about what they had done ;-)

Advantages - cheap, they work, and you don't have to build it yourself ;-)

Rusty@anasazi.com
>Thanks!
>
>-Bill
>
>
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>-Bill Jaeger
> jaegerwl@logic.camp.clarkson.edu	Clarkson University, Potsdam New York
> jaegerwl@wckn.dorm.clarkson.edu        WCKN Television, Potsdam New York
>
> "Only by attempting the absurd can we achieve the impossible"
>					- Pyro to The Illuminator, 1990
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