Re: power from phone line

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From: Alan Waterman
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 1989 02:54

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One thing you forgot to mention is that you get a lot more power out
of the line when it is ringing. I got the worst shock of my life when
I held the red and green wires(one in each hand) while the line sent
a ring signal. It almost knocked me out. It mush have been high voltage
and low amps because it went through me real easy.

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From: sorka@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Alan Waterman)
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Subject: Re: power from phone line
Keywords: phone, power, remote
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