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m_travis
6 years agoNew Contributor
and actually , my friend with the " working " rotary phone , has it connected to the wall
recept with the standard phone cord line and end jacks .
Bruce
6 years agoHonored Contributor III
Are you talking about an authentic vintage rotary or a replica rotary? I'm sure there's an internal difference with the latter probably being fully functional with a pulse-tone option.
The authentic rotaries used a 4-prong jack but if you changed the wall jack, you could easily remove the cover of the phone to connect an RJ11 cord.
- m_travis6 years agoNew Contributor
the real : authentic "phone . , my friend must have retrofit / changed the connection
jacks etc. for the phone to work .
thank you for your answers / suggestions . .
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