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Old 1st Nov 2017, 10:17 pm   #8
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Default Re: Telephone cradle switch(es)

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Originally Posted by dagskarlsen View Post
'...and pretty often on European telephones something disconnecting the ringer when going off hook is pretty common.'
Thanks, Dags. This is what I was on about, and I'm pretty sure there's been a circuit on here of some continental telephones where the bell is routed via the gravity switch.

The other thing I neglected to mention is that d.c. should not flow through the receiver or it will eventually become depolarised. On the 706 instrument hitherto described, this would amount to a quiescent d.c. of about 23mA if the capacitor was shunted by the speech network.
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