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David Lesher wrote:
Agree corroded wiring connection as likely cause. Go to each jack and put a *milliammeter* across Tip-Ring. Start at the demark. The milliampmeter should be in series with a 400 Ohm resister. The resister represents the resistance in the phone. Bill K7NOM You should see 20+ mA. If you don't, it's the wiring or jack. As a next step, put the meter in series with a phone, and see if the off-hook current is still 20mA. The first indicts the upstream wiring; the 2nd is likely the phone. |
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