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From: motcid!crocker@uunet.uu.net (Ronald T. Crocker)
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Subject: Re: Rotary Dial w/o Wire Connection
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Date: 11 Mar 91 16:03:12 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 11, Issue 199, Message 3 of 13

Not being an expert on the subject, I seem to recall that MTS or IMTS
phones were rotary dial, and that they did, in fact, use some kind of
pulse dialing scheme.  Can anyone with (any? more?) information follow
up on this.


Ron Crocker
Motorola Radio-Telephone Systems Group, Cellular Infrastructure Group
(708) 632-4752 [FAX: (708) 632-4430]  crocker@mot.com or uunet!motcid!crocker