I bought a telephone on E-bay, one with an amplifier built into the handset, and a volume control built in. It worked fine when I tested it, but after installing it in my shop, it quit. After looking around, I finally determined that the transducer (receiver) was open. I tried a regular G-type element, but the output is very low. This thing looks exactly like the receiver in a handset, except it doesn't bave a varistor on the back, and the number on the case is 33 instead of the usual U(x).
Does anybody know where I might buy one of these on the internet? I will be sending E-mails to all of the oddball parts places I know of, but any help will be appreciated, believe me. Thirty five years of working at airports has left me with the need of a LOUD telephone.
Tnx, Lewis

http://www.antonline.com/p_W6-UNIPL-PG_479747.htm?sID=PG

:I bought a telephone on E-bay, one with an amplifier built into the handset, and a volume control built in. It worked fine when I tested it, but after installing it in my shop, it quit. After looking around, I finally determined that the transducer (receiver) was open. I tried a regular G-type element, but the output is very low. This thing looks exactly like the receiver in a handset, except it doesn't bave a varistor on the back, and the number on the case is 33 instead of the usual U(x).
:Does anybody know where I might buy one of these on the internet? I will be sending E-mails to all of the oddball parts places I know of, but any help will be appreciated, believe me. Thirty five years of working at airports has left me with the need of a LOUD telephone.
:Tnx, Lewis
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Try a small speaker. That's what is in a lot of electronic telephone handsets these days.

:I bought a telephone on E-bay, one with an amplifier built into the handset, and a volume control built in. It worked fine when I tested it, but after installing it in my shop, it quit. After looking around, I finally determined that the transducer (receiver) was open. I tried a regular G-type element, but the output is very low. This thing looks exactly like the receiver in a handset, except it doesn't bave a varistor on the back, and the number on the case is 33 instead of the usual U(x).
:Does anybody know where I might buy one of these on the internet? I will be sending E-mails to all of the oddball parts places I know of, but any help will be appreciated, believe me. Thirty five years of working at airports has left me with the need of a LOUD telephone.
:Tnx, Lewis
:

At one time Bell telephone did offer an amplified handset for the hard of hearing. My mother had two of them. Here is the amplified hand set for $10.00

http://www.oldphones.com/servlet/Detail?no=58

:At one time Bell telephone did offer an amplified handset for the hard of hearing. My mother had two of them. Here is the amplified hand set for $10.00
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:http://www.oldphones.com/servlet/Detail?no=58
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Hmmmmm.....
Looks interesting, and a decent price, too.
Will check, Thanks
Lewis

::At one time Bell telephone did offer an amplified handset for the hard of hearing. My mother had two of them. Here is the amplified hand set for $10.00
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::http://www.oldphones.com/servlet/Detail?no=58
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:Hmmmmm.....
:Looks interesting, and a decent price, too.
:Will check, Thanks
:Lewis

Well, I found this company and like them very much. Tnx for the info.
Lewis
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