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Subject: Re: Phoneline levels, interfaces in E Europe?
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From: acmnews@zeus.unomaha.edu (Paul W. Schleck KD3FU)
Date: 3 Apr 91 08:39:28 CST
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In article <23987@well.sf.ca.us>, antenna@well.sf.ca.us (Robert Horvitz) writes:
> I am writing a pamphlet describing how to build a low-cost,
> low-power radio station under conditions prevalent in
> Central/Eastern Europe.  It will be translated and distributed
> in those countries.
>  
> Many applicants for radio licenses in the post-communist
> countries are particularly interested in airing telephone
> talk shows.  So my question to netreaders is:
>  
>      Do Eastern Europe telephone systems operate at the same
>      line levels as in the US?
>  
>      Can anyone recommend a particular telephone interface
>      unit that combines low cost with the ability to handle
>      noisy, unstable phonelines?
>  
> Equipment specs and source addresses with phone, fax and telex
> numbers will be most appreciated - and included in the
> pamphlet's listing of "Sources." 
>  
> Respond by email, if you wish, or post your comments to the
> net.  Either way, thanks in advance!
>  
>      ---Robert Horvitz
>      Internews Radio Consultant
>      Independent Electronic Media Program for East & Central Europe
>  
>  
>  
> -- 
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> Robert Horvitz    1122-1/2 E St. SE    Washington, DC 20003-2232    USA
> antenna@well.sf.ca.us     ...{apple,pacbell,hplabs,ucbvax}!well!antenna

I've sent a copy to the comp.dcom.telecom moderator.  I'm sure readers
of that newsgroups will be able to help you.

Paul Schleck