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Old 6th Sep 2009, 3:09 pm   #6
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Default Re: Field Telephone Type F Mk II - Help needed

Interesting when 9V applied directly across the mic! Currents and derived resistances below in italic.
  • Ericsson round-back N7735A
    22mA at 5.3V = 241 Ohms.
    200mA at 9V = 45 Ohms.
  • Red-front BPO Inset No:13
    20mA at 3.4V = 170 Ohms.
    100mA at 9V = 90 Ohms.
  • Black round-back MOD field telephone No:9 (like yours, probably)
    32mA at 1.1V = 34 Ohms.
    210mA at 9V = 42 Ohms.
  • Red front Ericsson modern N7752
    18mA at 3.4V = 189 Ohms.
    60mA at 9V = 150 Ohms.
  • 'New' BPO type, as fitted to older 706s, stud on spring disc
    20mA at 3V = 150 Ohms.
    70mA at 9V = 129 Ohms.

Depends on position, I suppose, as the resistance changes with the granule movement. The book ('The Telephone Handbook', Poole) says '... between 30 and 80 Ohms...'
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