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UK Telecoms (uk.telecom) Discussion of UK telecommunications. |
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I am an ex BT employee, joined in 1998 and was buddied up with a lovely old feller who showed me the ropes.
He swore by the old 1985 oscillator over the more modern types. I have the more modern types but recently purchased this off eBay: ![]() I need batteries for the oscillator part of the kit, does anyone know where I can get them? I believe the BT term is cell, dry no2. The battery terminal is the same type as a standard 9 volt battery, but the positive and negative terminals are further apart. Even if I knew the correct voltage I could find a modern equivalent I'm sure! Many thanks! |
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V V V V They cost just over £14.00 each on eBay inc. carriage. I'd tend to go to Maplins and get connectors to allow you to use PP3 batteries - a lot cheaper and I'm sure you'll not be giving it the usage of a hard working Telephone Engineer? More than that I cannot help. Ian CNet 0352 2979 - the replica GPO telephone network. |
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Thanks for the info, regards, Steve. |
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