Robert, if you use an old bag phone, that has had service but now 
the service has been turned off, all you can do is call 911. I too, plan 
on doing the same thing. I have two bag phones, only need one.

Rod 


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Date sent:              Sun, 25 Jul 2004 23:04:32 -0000
Subject:                [Repeater-Builder] Re: Bag Cell Phone 
interface?
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Pretty much to answer yours and Larry's question...
Just really wanted to have one in the repeater shack for a "911" 
connection.  Looking to possibly drop the phone patch from our club 
repeater (save $) and for those who "want the patch in case of an 
emergency" could have the "911" auto patch.  The other idea with 
the 
cellsocket might be and outlet as well but might require an 
additional interface to work with a repeater phone patch.
Robert








 
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