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Hi, These are in the e-pay place, here . I was wondering if these were Bell supplied modems. I am not interested in getting these, (though the black phone is nice) but I was just wondering. Best Joe
Real comms took 200lb teletypes, hand keys, sounders, operators and cranked phones!
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Yep. They are 212 modems, 300/1200 baud. Real antiques these days.
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Worked great in there day.
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Those guys sold @ $100 per Baud in the commercial market.
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I've got a couple sitting on the shelf, pulls from old POS sytems I yanked many years ago...probably still work...
Dylan. SATUBAW (Some American techs use BIX as well)!
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