(TEL)
AR037293 C4A old fashioned bell ringer has
adjustable loudness as detailed by changing gap between bells. 4
wires from coil. Military nomenclature describes coil as "biased".
Will not wire directly to telephone jack. We suggest only
experienced phone junkies attempt hook up. New in mil-packed
foil bags.
Western Electric
Remote Ringer
(TEL) R1A-50 Western Electric remote ringer. Complete
with 4 pin XLR and 54 foot cable. Western Electric quality built
to last outdoor enclosure. Comes with mounting plate. 8"
x 5-1/2" x 2-1/2" high. (Ringer: R1A EIW soft).
$12 each
- $10 (3+)
$50 each
Ringer Touch-Tone
Remote Dialer
Front
Back
(TEL)
GB30297 Allen Telephone Products,
Inc. Mount in electrical box or flush on wall. Black. 8" high x 7" wide
x 3-1/2" deep. NSN: 5805-01-132-0176.
Telephone
Ringer
(TEL)
NE687A35 Northern Telecom remote ringer for the shop / garage or any remote location
that you want to ring only. Good old fashioned bells. Hard
wires
to the terminal strip. Adjustable volume. 5-1/4" x 6-1/2"
x 2-1/2".
$35 each
$25
each
Ringing Generator
20 Hz
(TEL)
TA182/U Kellogg Switchboard & Supply of Chicago
20 Hz vibrator type ringing generator made in 1953 and stored safely away in a government
warehouse
until we bought them. What a find.
110 vdc input generates a 65v, 20 cycle,
50ma signal that will ring any telephone. Naturally this
is a vibrating inverter style. 2" x 2-7/8"H x 3-3/8"W. Four corner
mounting studs. Four insulated I/O terminals on bottom. Hermetically sealed.
Make your own telephone company. Great
kids project. 110vdc input easily made by rectifying AC, add
a filter cap and go.
Ringing Generator
(TEL)
SMD1893750 Believe it or not, this TA-1 handheld
ringer generator is a spare part for Patriot and Howitzer
Missle Systems. So states the military nomenclature. 1990's
vintage. May be hand charger for bomb detonator in which case
a capacitor is charged with a few cranks, enough voltage for
the blast cap.
Push on the spring loaded arm and enough
voltage is created to ring a telephone for a second or two.
In the top image you can see the magneto, sandwiched in ferrite
/ laminated core, centered between two coils.
