rahwayflynn wrote: > * Non-initialized phones have never been activated for service. These > phones may be purchased off the shelf. NI phones will display wholly random > information depending on who made the phone. > > Some of the early bag phones may not work if they were never initially used. It's a rare chance that you may find one not initialized, but the setup channels needed to be programmed into the first bag phones. Without the analog setup channels programmed the phone will not be able to find service.
If you have an old analog phone and you are able to get service, plus get an announcement when you try to make a call, you should have a 911 capable analog phone. 73, Joe, K1ike
