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From: BRUCE@ccavax.camb.com (Barton F. Bruce)
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Subject: Re: Need Help Finding NEC Telco Equipment
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Date: 31 Aug 90 22:34:47 GMT
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In article <11530@accuvax.nwu.edu>, decwrl!apple!well.sf.ca.us!
well!stv@uunet.uu.net (Steve Vance) writes:

> Does anyone know where I can buy a couple of these desk stations

The generic answer to where do you find some old telecom thing is to
look in the trade magazine for that industry that caters to buying and
selling new/used gear. You will see occasional ads in the equivalent
computer magazines, or in data or telecom mags, but for a magazine of
over 100 pages of little else but ads for new/used/whatever telecom
stuff you want

			"Telecom Gear".

Many of the companies selling there DO NOT WANT to do retail sales to
end users/hackers, but others could care less who they sell to. It is
reasonable to be a data or alarm wiring type who is just doing a job
and has this customer request that lets him break into some
interconnect work which should lead to more, etc. Any reasonable line
that makes you 'trade' but explains any 'stupid' questions should get
you by with the used gear dealers.

"Telecom Gear" bills itself as "The Market Place to Buy & Sell Telecom
Gear".

Yuo m i g h t be able to get a single comp copy to 'see if you want to
subscribe', but you WILL LOVE IT, SO SUBSCRIBE! Try their 800 # for
ads, rather than paying to call them. 800 322 5156