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Old 29th Dec 2009, 11:20 pm   #40
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Default Re: Army Field Telephones and Compatibility?

All measurements and data differs from way of measure, but a telephone shall work between 300 and 3400Hz.
This makes it difficult to hear if you say F or S....

The power from the carbon granulate transmitter equals an amplifier at about 1/1000 watt! (mean value)

The telephone impedance is typical 600 ohms, but may vary from less than 400 to about 900 in real life.

The induction coil acts as a transformer, and is made for matching the transmitter and receiver impedances. You may often have windings for reducing the sidetone.

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