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I rescued a whole bunch of 42A blocks from my school's radio station. Who knows if I will ever use them, but I like the old stuff that actually worked 
Jeff Moss
Moss Communications
Computer Repair-Networking-Cabling
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Jim Bennet mentioned a 549A jack. I thought the round 4-prong male jack was a 505A. I agree with the above that the 4-prong jack gives much added flexibility even though I don't move the phones around much.
Bill
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