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>On Tue, 8 Dec 1998 06:47:52 -0500, "brad roope" <w1rqbrad@mdc.net>
>wrote:
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>>Re: Radio Shack Telephones.
>>
>>Remember some comments on Radio shack Phones. Does anyone have model
>>numbers on what phones may reduce or eliminate RFI? Also are the K-Comm
>>filters any good?
>>
>>Thanks brad W1RQ
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>It might have been me you remember. I have a Radio Shack phone that
>is totally free of RFI without any filters at all, even running 1500
>watts SSB and the antenna being only about 60 feet from the phone.
>Unfortunately there is no model number on the phone, but it's the one
>with the transparent case so you can see all the circuitry inside.
>It's in what used to be known as the "Princess" style, meaning the
>handset had the pushbuttons in it and rested in a separate cradle when
>not in use. Hope this helps.
>
I have heard similar reports about the see inside Radio Shack phone,
Bill.
- For older Radio Shack telephones, driving a wooden stake through the
heart of the unit with a wooden mallet reportedly cures the problem.
Rich...
R. L. Measures, 805-386-3734, AG6K, www.vcnet.com/measures
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