Re: telephone receiver wanted for audio recording

On 11/3/05 9:12 PM, in article 3t08udFqa2m8U1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Phil Allison"
<philallison@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> "Don Bowey"
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>>> ** The only thing you are overtaxing is your ***.
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>> Do yourself a favor, and read more on the subject.
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> ** Try reading what was posted already:

Your posts are not what I would ever call a "reference."

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> " Phantom powering refers to any circuit where the power to operate the
> device is fed along the same wires used for signals to or from the device.

That is complete nonsense. Provide a reference to support this.

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> Condenser mics used a 3 wire, balanced circuit with the DC phantom delivered
> in common mode.

Yes, when done correctly, that is a phantom circuit.

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> A mast head RF amplifier uses the coaxial feeder cable to supply it with AC
> or DC power from a remote supply. "

You are describing a simplex power arrangement.

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>> Just so I can have a good laugh,
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> ** Do you laugh like a hyena or a jackass ?
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>> please give me the best reference you can
>> find to support your view that telephones are powered by a phantom
>> circuit.
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> ** Does DC current pass down the signal wires to power the phone ?


Yes, so what? That is not a phantom configuration.

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> ......... Phil
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Look, jackass, if you can't find a good reference, just say so. I suspect
that you are the type of person who increasingly raises the volume of his
voice as replacement for a good argument.

You aren't worth the effort to continue this. Post what you will, but I
will not respond to you on this topic.

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