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Automatic Electric ringing and Dialtone plant. 1920/1940's vintage. June 26, 2024

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A 80+ year-old ringing and tone supply concept. This was used by automatic, electric, ITT and western electric to a certain degree. I included this as a bonus video of my AE Stroger system. I was unsure if these items were going to be operational when I was wiring up the main part of the AE step. This is just a bonus video. Enjoy like subscribe and share.
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Комментарии : 9

@oliverw.douglas285 Месяц назад

As I watch this video, I'm reminded of the robustness & reliabilty of the old gear. My EAX Switch at work has been downsized by 75%, thanks in-part, to the new fiber-to-the-home getting installed in our area. I worry my days in the C.O. are surely numbered, & retirement is just out of reach.

@tolstoy431 Месяц назад

THANX for the Specific insight....❤

@mackfisher4487 Месяц назад

Electro mechanical stuff is so neat, Thank You so much for the demonstration. This does remind me of a Mallory vibrator used for converting battery voltage to pulsating DC run it through a transformer to get a higher voltage then converted to DC for tube equipment.

@tolstoy431 Месяц назад

Very interesting, never seen that before....so Great.....

@jeffik1300 Месяц назад

So is this how multiple phones on a party line could be run differently by the psychology?? When I was a kid, somehow, I obtained a catalogue of subscriber station equipment, and how to order it and I remember seeing you ordered the cycling of the ringer. I never really knew but guess this is how different phones on the same party line were wrong. Now all this time later, I see this demo this is awesome. This explain something I have a had a curiosity about since the 1960s when I first saw this catalogue thank you so much for doing all this work and posting this and making the video.