gummipuppe
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got two today i like to know wich country they are from(notice the wAa)
Edit telephone is VZ35
They are Polish. Nice find. Does it work? You should be able to connect it to an FF 33 to test.
Feldfernsprecher 33 - Field Telephone 33
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They are Polish. Nice find. Does it work? You should be able to connect it to an FF 33 to test.
gummipuppe
Señor Member biatch
Got this today
found in an box under rooftop
Surpriced to notice that the field tester is complete,line transformers not bad either
br bjarne
Oh that is so cool! I am not entirely sure, but I think you can multiplex telephone calls over a single two conductor cable with those transformers. I know the transformers also allow you to convert from single conductor cable/earth to two conductor.
bjarne
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bjarne
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two more!! very interesting is the boxed spareparts,and the note in german the telephone has not been taken apart since the war until now by me
Br bjarne
two more!! very interesting is the boxed spareparts,and the note in german the telephone has not been taken apart since the war until now by me
Br bjarne
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gummipuppe
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two more!! very interesting is the boxed spareparts,and the note in german the telephone has not been taken apart since the war until now by me
Br bjarne
I like the painted message on the side. It is nice to find parts.
gummipuppe
Señor Member biatch
Very nice, bjarne. 
gummipuppe
Señor Member biatch
gummipuppe when do i recive that long distance call from you?
Did you buy that Bluetooth interface I recommended a while back? Connect it to your Amtsuszatz and it will be possible if you send me your telephone number.
I would really like to figure out how to connect the Amtsuzatz to Skype. There must be a way.
BTW, I am now in the process of planning to build an Abspannbock:
I already have a set of porcelain insulators that are the right size. The tricky part will be constructing the clamping mechanisms to secure the insulator boards to the poles.
gummipuppe
Señor Member biatch
I am old enough to remember when I was a kid living in Chicago, it was a really big deal when my dad got a long distance call from relatives in New York City. It had to be connected via long distance operator, since there was no direct dial long distance yet. It was a super big deal as late as the 1980s to speak with someone in Europe on the telephone. I made my first international phone call in 1989 and I though it was so cool. BTW, the call quality was horrible. Now, I can video Skype my daughter and relatives in Europe for free.
