At 18:02 -0500 on 11/03/03, Robert Gray wrote:
Someone wanna 'splain how...that's legal? If you don't pay anything
for it, how are they allowed to tax it?
It's the law! Obviously it's based on the item's value. If it was
based on the declared value, everything would be imported as free
or a
Heh. Not all? Try *most* :) I'm amazed at the number of jacks I see with
only two wires in 'em.
thats what hapens when standards get changes around
Shipping to Canada is *not* that expensive, and people literally *give away*
LocalTalk and PhoneNet stuff on Swaplist quite often. I suggest
At 12:37 PM 10/03/2003 -0500, you wrote:
RedNight wrote:
eventually I'll probably find some. no shipping is not expensive but Canada
Customs are bastards.
Yeah, they screw the few good Canadians and let the terrorists pass through.
Time to vote someone out of office.
Unfortunately they
At 11:16 -0700 on 10/03/03, RedNight wrote:
At 12:37 PM 10/03/2003 -0500, you wrote:
RedNight wrote:
eventually I'll probably find some. no shipping is not expensive but Canada
Customs are bastards.
Yeah, they screw the few good Canadians and let the terrorists pass through.
Time to vote
--- RedNight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heh. Not all? Try *most* :) I'm amazed at the
number of jacks I see with
only two wires in 'em.
thats what hapens when standards get changes
around
Yes, annoying, isn't it?
Microsoft has decided to change yet another standard
to how they want.
Someone wanna 'splain how the that's legal? If you don't pay
anything for
it, how are they allowed to tax it
of the several things I have ordered/receieved from the US one so far
has had the customs forms filled out correctly. They generally stick you
with a handling fee on top of it as
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone wanna 'splain how the that's legal? If
you don't pay anything for
it, how are they allowed to tax it?
A value is assessed then the customs department levies
an import duty on it, unless the item was produced
in the country you're importing
Date: Fri, 07 Mar 2003 22:25:32 -0700
From: RedNight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Anybody know the schematic to build local talk cables
Do you need LocalTalk cables or PhoneNet connectors? They're used
for the same purpose but they're not the same thing. PhoneNet
connectors are cheap
Yes, you can theoretically have a complete Mac AppleTalk (PhoneNet) network
using your regular telephone wiring, but there are certain GOTCHAs...
A Farallon engineer once told me that this was their original intent, to be
able to use your existing home telephone wiring with their PhoneNet
What a shame. I have some I was going to give you for free, but I don't want to
send them to some foreign country.
RedNight wrote:
In all do reality I don't care,
I'm more interested in a schematic then places to get them in a foreign
country (like the US). A little soldering is no issue,
i have the schematic, if interested you can contact me off list. it's easy, and
polarity doesn't matter
as only transitions are sensed. you use the 2nd and 4th wires of a 4 wire jack on the
phone wire side.
there's a 50 ohm 1:1 transformer hooked to the phone wires, the other side goes
At 15:30 -0500 03/07/2003, Vintage Macs wrote:
At 1:36 PM -0700 3/6/03, RedNight wrote:
well the subject carries the question, but I can't find localtalk connectors
so I need to know how to make a some.
Do you need LocalTalk cables or PhoneNet connectors? They're used
for the same purpose
Do you need LocalTalk cables or PhoneNet connectors? They're used
for the same purpose but they're not the same thing. PhoneNet
connectors are cheap and probably not hard to find. I think it was
the Berkeley MUG who first worked out how to make them so you might
do a little searching with
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you need LocalTalk cables or PhoneNet connectors?
They're used
for the same purpose but they're not the same thing.
PhoneNet
connectors are cheap and probably not hard to find.
I think it was
the Berkeley MUG who first worked out how to
Two. The outer two wires of the four.(The inner two are reserved for
voice phone)
Rob
- Original Message - From: Gregg Eshelman
How many wires does PhoneNet use in the telephone cables?
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So it should be possible to network at least two
Macs via PhoneNet through the wires in the walls,
provided you don't have a second line and do have
four wire phone cable in the walls and that the other
pair is connected to the jacks for the second line you
could have if you paid the telco for it.
well the subject carries the question, but I can't find localtalk connectors
so I need to know how to make a some.
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At 1:36 PM -0700 3/6/03, RedNight wrote:
well the subject carries the question, but I can't find localtalk connectors
so I need to know how to make a some.
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