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From: ptrei@bistromath.mitre.org (Peter Trei)
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Subject: Eastern Bloc Phone Hookups
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Date: 10 Dec 90 19:38:17 GMT
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     What is required to hook US phone equipment (eg, answering
machines, modems) to phone lines in Eastern Europe and the Soviet
Union?  Do you just need to change the plugs and/or sockets, or are
there electrical differences too (aside from the 110/220 VAC supply)?

     Does anyone know of a source for Soviet-compatible hardware in
NYC?

Thanks,

Peter