Fw: Re: DECT Ringer Madness

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I dont and never have used plug in filters on both lines - both have
NTE5
DSL faceplates..interesting tho


Gareth Cook
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--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Phil Harris" <phil@...> wrote
> > Should the base station that plugs in the phone have the BT
> > Green Approved sticker ?
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> Bloody hell Gareth ... You can tell you work for the Big Blue!
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> We joined the EU and BT lost their monopoly on that kind of thing
years ago...
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Maybe so, but it's still plugged into BT's exchange, to which it's
still illegal to connect 'unauthorised' devices.  Approved =
Authorised.  Same law (Telco act) applies to VM, and any other Telco
network.

I cut my ring wire to boost my RADSL s/n ages ago,

This link should clarify your understanding on the ringer, among other
things.

http://yarwell.blogspot.com/2005_08_01_yarwell_archive.html

Dom












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