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From: gws@cblph.att.com (Gary W Sanders)
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Subject: Wireless Phonejak
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Date: 16 Nov 90 17:25:55 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 829, Message 11 of 12


In the latest Damark catalog I ran across an interesting telephone
gizmo:  Wireless phonejak by phonex.

"Expand the phone system through your home or office with the phonex
wireless phonejak. This easy to install phonejak system converts an AC
outlet into a phone jack allows you to place your (*) phone, on any
outlet in any room, indoors or out!"  (*) not my bad typing, just as
it appears in the ad.

You get two units that plug into the wall. It looks like a carrier
currnet phone extender. I wonder how well it works; has anyone used
one? Can you use more than one unit? How well does it work with BSR
devices?

DAMARK 1-800-827-6767

Gary Sanders (N8EMR) AT&T Bell Labs, Columbus Ohio
gws@cblph.att.com 		614-860-5965