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BLUE BOX PLANS
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NOTE TO ALL:THIS IS AN ORIGINAL PHILE
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FROM THE OSUNY BBS(NOW DEFUNCT)...IT IS
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STILL A VERY COMMONPLACE FILE, AND MANY
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LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES DO HAVE A
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PRINTUP OF THIS FILE...IF YOU WERE EVER
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CAUGHT WITH A COPY OF THIS PHILE, I
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HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA NOR GRASP OF
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WHAT THE CONSEQUENCES WOULD BE..ALSO
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NOTE THAT IT IS AN OLD HARDWARE TYPE
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FILE...UNLESS YOU ARE REALLY INTERESTED
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IN BUILDING ONE, AND CAN ACCEPT THE
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CONSEQUENCES OF BEING CAUGHT WITH A
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HARDWARE BLUE BOX(OUTLINED ON D1'S
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"PHREAKERS RIGHTS") THEN DO NOT TAKE
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THIS FILE AND TRY TO USE IT...IT CAN
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CERTAINLY MEAN NOTHING BUT TROUBLE
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FOR YOU....
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Press [RETURN]
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\-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=/
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\ /
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\ THE ART AND /
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\ PRACTICE OF /
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\ BLUE BOXING /
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\ /
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\=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=/
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=)>ORIGINALLY TYPED BY:<(=
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^-NICKIE HALFLINGER-^
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^- & MR. AMERICA -^
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THIS IS THE TONE MATRIX FOR A BOX WHICH GENERATES
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TONES THAT OPERATORS USE TO DIAL..ROTARY WORKS AS WELL,
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ON OPERATOR LINES, BUT THIS IS TECHNOLOGICAL(!).
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NOW I AGREE WITH THE OPINION OF A WELL KNOWN PHREAK
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THAT 'BOXING' IS/WILL BE FOR THE MOST PART DEAD, BUT
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THIS IS TRADITION... FIRST,YOU DIAL DIR.ASST, OR AN OPER. ETC,
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THEN YOU BLAST THE LINE WITH A 2600HZ TONE. THIS GIVES YOU THE
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LINE, THIS IS ALSO HOW MA BELL TRACKS DOWN BLUE BOXERS...
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Press [RETURN] THERE ARE 2600HZ DETECTORS SYSTEMS, AND
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EVEN ON OLD #4 CROSSBARS... ONCE ON A OPER.TRUNK LINE,
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YOU USE YOUR BLUE BOX/ROTARY TO DIAL...
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SO, IF YOU USE 2600HZ, WHICH IS NECESSARY, UNLESS YOU
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ARE *VERY* CAREFUL, YOU WILL BE SNAGGED.
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FINALLY, THIS IS WHAT YOU READ!SO LONG AND HARD FOR:
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700 : 1 : 2 : 4 : 7 : 11 :
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900 : + : 3 : 5 : 8 : 12 :
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1100 : + : + : 6 : 9 : KP :
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1300 : + : + : + : 10 : KP2 :
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1500 : + : + : + : + : ST :
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: 900 : 1100 : 1300 : 1500 : 1700 :
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USE KP TO START A CALL, AND ST TO STOP, WITH
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THE BELOVED 2600HZ TONE TO DISCONNECT.
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I ALSO HEAR THAT 2600HZ RESETS SPRINT NODES AND
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GIVES YOU THEIR INITIAL TONE..
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NOW, IF YOU'RE WONDERING ABOUT WHAT TO CALL FROM AN
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OPERATOR TRUNK, HERE ARE SOME GOODIES TO HELP YOU OUT:
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XXX+101 - TOLL SWITCHING
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Press [RETURN] XXX+121 - LOCAL OPERATOR
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XXX+131 - INFORMATION
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XXX+141 - RATE & ROUTE
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XXX+181 - COIN REFUND OPERATOR
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XXX+11501 - MOBILE OPERATOR
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XXX+11521 - MOBILE OPERATOR
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XXX+11511 - CONFERENCE OPERATOR
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THESE WORK WITH ROTARY OR OPERATORS TONES, BUT ONLY ON OPER.
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TRUNK LINES...
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THANKS FOR LISTENING!
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BLUE BOXES, PART II
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WHILE READING THE FINE ARTICLE ON THE BLUE BOX I SAW THAT
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THERE A LOT OF DATA LEFT OUT OF THE DOCUMENT. I HOPE THIS ADDS,
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IN SOME SMALL WAY, TO THE INFORMATION.
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Press [RETURN] FIRST THE TONES. WHILE ALL THE INFORMATION IS CORRECT, THE
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TIMING SPECS WERE NOT INCLUDED. THE TONE PAIRS ARE TO REMAIN ON
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FOR 1/10 SEC. WITH 1/10 SEC. OF SLIENCE BETWEEN DIGITS. THE 'KP'
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TONES SHOULD BE SENT FOR 2/10 SEC. A WAY TO DEFEAT THE 2600HZ
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TRAPS IS TO SEND ALONG WITH THE 2600HZ SOME PINK NOISE(MOST OF
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THE ENERGY IN THIS SIGNAL SHOULD BE ABOVE 3000HZ, THIS SIGNAL
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WON'T MAKE IT OVER THE TOLL NETWORK, BUT SHOULD CARRY AS FAR AS
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YOUR LOCAL TOLL CENTER) SO THAT THE TRAPS WON'T FIND 'PURE'
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2600HZ ON THE TRUNK. THIS IS NOT A PERFECTLY SAFE WAY TO BOX,
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BUT IT SHOULD SLOW DOWN THE DISCOVERY.
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AS TO USE, THE FIRST THING YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND IS THAT
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THERE ARE TWO(2) TYPES OF TOLL COMPLETING TRUNK, INWARD AND
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OUTWARD. THE NAMES ARE REFERENCE TO THE OFFICE THAT IS SWITCHING
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THE CALL(THE TOLL CENTER THAT SERVES THE WATS LINE YOU CALLED)
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AND EACH TYPE OF TRUNK HAS A DIFFERENT CLASS OF SERVICE. FROM AN
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INWARD TOLL COMPLETING TRUNK, YOU CAN REACH THE DIFFERENT SERVICE
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OPERATORS, THE TOLL TEST BOARD, AND THE INWARD OPERATOR. SOME
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OFFICES ALSO ALLOW REMOTE TESTING AND IT IS IN THESE OFFICES THAT
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YOU CAN ACCESS THE OUTWARD TOLL COMPLETING TRUNKS. THE OUTWARD
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TRUNKS ALLOW YOU TO MAKE VERIFICATION(EMERGENCY) CALLS, DO
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Press [RETURN] SERVICE MONITORING(TAPPING), STACK TRUNKS(BUSY OUT ALL TRUNKS
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BETWEEN LA AND NYC), ENABLE AND DISABLE TSPS POSITIONS, AND IN
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SOME CASES(ON SOME 4A'S) ISSUE TEMPORARY REROUTING INSTRUCTIONS(
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SEND ALL CALLS FROM LA TO NYC VIA MIAMI, BOSTON, OR ANY OTHER
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CLASS 5 OFFICE OR OFFICES). BOTH TYPE OF TRUNK ALLOW YOU TO
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PLACE A 'STANDARD' CALL WITH A BOX.
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IN SOME OFFICES, MOSTLY THE SMALL ONES WITH A TOLL TEST
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BOARD THAT IS UNATTENDED AT NIGHT AND ON WEEKENDS, YOU CAN GET AN
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OUTWARD TOLL COMPLETING TRUNK AS WELL AS PERFORMING OTHER TEST
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AND ROUTING FUNCTIONS. YOU DO THIS BY USING THREE DIGIT CODES
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THAT ARE INVALID EXCHANGES(NOT OF THE PATTERN NNX[SEE NOTE 1]).
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DURING THE SIXITES THE CODES USED WERE FAIRLY STANDARD AND
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CONSISTENT, HOWEVER WHEN THE BOXES BECAME POPULAR AND THE PHREAKS
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STARTED DOING THINGS LIKE ROUTING ALL CALLS FROM DALLAS TO FT.
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WORTH VIA WASHINGTON D.C. MOTHER STARTED CHANGING THE TEST CODES
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ON A RANDOM(AS FAR AS I KNOW) BASIS. WHAT I WOULD SUGGEST IS
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THAT EVERYBODY INTERESTED IN DOING THIS SORT OF THING PICK OUT A
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NICE QUIET LITTLE OFFICE SOMEWHERE AND WORK ON DISCOVERING THE
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CODES ACCEPTABLE TO THAT OFFICE.
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EACH NUMBERING PLAN AREA(NPA, ALSO KNOWN AS AREA CODE) HAS
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Press [RETURN] AN OFFICE DESIIGNATED AS ITS MASTER OFFICE. THIS OFFICE CONTROLS
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ALL OF THE OTHER TOLL OFFICES IN THE AREA AS WELL AS SERVING AS A
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CONCENTRATION POINT FOR MOST OUT OF AREA CALLS. TO ACCESS THE
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SERVICES OF A NON-MASTER OFFICE YOU NEED IT'S 'CITY CODE', THIS
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IS A THREE(3) DIGIT CODE THAT IS OF THE FORM 0XX, AND IS SENT
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AFTER THE AREA CODE[SEE NOTE 2]. AS AN EXAMPLE, THE 'CITY CODE'
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FOR CANTON, OHIO IS 042; THUS TO REACH THE INWARD OPERATOR IN
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CANTON, YOU WOULD SEND 'KP-216-042-121-ST' WHERE AS IF YOU WANTED
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THE INWARD OPERATOR IN CLEVELAND, YOU WOULD SEND 'KP-216-121-ST'.
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THE REASON THIS IS NECESSARY IS THAT THE OPERATOR IN CLEVELAND
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CAN'T VERIFY A NUMBER IN CANTON, SO IF YOU WANT TO VERIFY SOMEONE
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IN CANTON YOU NEED THE CITY CODE. ALSO, MOST AREA MASTER OFFICES
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HAVE DEDICATED DATA TRUNKS TO THE NETWORK CONTROL CENTER AND THUS
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DON'T ACCEPT TEST AND REROUTING COMMANDS OVER THE SWITCHED NET-
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WORK.
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IN CONCLUSION, THE SWITCHING NETWORK WILL DO A LOT MORE FOR
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YOU THEN CONNECT YOU TO PEOPLE AND THE SMALL OFFICES THAT REQUIRE
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A 'CITY CODE' ARE THE TYPE OF OFFICE TO TRY TO BREAK.
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NICKIE HAFLINGER,
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THE COVEN.
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Press [RETURN]
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NOTE 1: THE NORMAL FORMAT FOR TELEPHONE NUMBERS IS AS
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FOLLOWS: NYN/NNX-XXXX. WHERE N=ANY DIGIT EXCEPT 1
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AND 0; Y=0 OR 1, AND X=ANY DIGIT. YES I KNOW THAT
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IN SOME AREA CODES THE NNX FORMAT HAS CHANGED TO
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NXX. THIS IS A NEW OCCURRENCE AND ONLY OCCUR
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WHERE THERE HAS BE AN OUTRAGEOUS POPULATION
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INCREASE IN THE LAST FEW YEARS AND ALL OF THE
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FUNNY EXCHANGES ARE CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO MASTER
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OFFICES AND THUS DON'T CONFLICT WITH THE 'CITY
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CODE' FORMAT.
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NOTE 2: YOU CAN OBTAIN THE 'CITY CODE' FOR A NUMBER BY
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CALLING RATE AND ROUTE AND ASKING FOR THE 'NUMBERS
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ROUTE' TO NYN/NNX(I.E. 914/725). OR IF YOU LEAVE
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ME A MESSAGE WITH THE AREA CODE AND FIRST THREE OF
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A NUMBER, I WILL GET YOU THE 'CITY CODE'.
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THIS BULLETIN WILL DEAL ONLY WITH THE BASIC CONTRUCTION,
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Press [RETURN] ' TROUBLESHOOTING AND ADJUSTMENT OF THE BLUE BOX. IF YOU
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WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE SPECIFIC JOB OF ANY PART IN THE
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CIRCUIT JUST WRITE ME A MSG AND I WILL BE GLAD TO ANS-
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WER IT.
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WE ALL KNOW THAT THE TOUCH TONES FREQUENCIES ARE COMPOSED
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OF TWO TONES (TWO DIFFERENT FREQS.) SO THAT IS THE REASON
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WHY WE HAVE 2 VCO'S ( VOLTAGE CONTROLLED OSCILATORS). WE
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WILL CALL THESE VCO#1 AND VCO#2. IF YOU HAVE NOTICED
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VCO#1 ANS VCO#2 ARE EXACTLY THE SAME TYPE OF CIRCUITS.
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THAT IS WHY ONLY ONE WAS DRAWN. BUT REMEMBER THAT WHATEVER
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GOES FOR VCO#1 ALSO GOES FOR VCO#2. BOTH VCO'S ARE COMPOSED
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OF A HANDFULL OF PARTS. ONE CHIP TWO CAPACITORS 2 RESISTORS
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AND FIVE POTENTIOMETERS. ALL OF THIS WILL GIVE YOU (WHEN PROPERLY
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CALIBRATED) ONE OF THE FREQS. NECESSARY (THE OTHER ONE WILL
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COME FROM VCO#2) FOR THE OPERATION OF THE BB. BOTH OF THESE
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FREQS. WILL BE MIXED IN THE SPEAKER THUS FORMING THE REQUIRED
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TONE.
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Press [RETURN] THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST SOPHISTICATED DESIGNS I HAVE EVER MADE.
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WHY?. BECAUSE OTHER DESIGNS WILL DRAIN THE BATTERY AFTER 10 -
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CALLS! THIS DESIGN WILL MAKE THEM LAST 10 MONTHS!!!!!!. BUT
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NEVER THE LESS DON'T FORGET TO PUT IN A SWITCH FOR ON AND OFF.
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OK LET'S BUILD THE TWO VCO'S AND CALIBRATE THE UNIT BEFORE
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WE GET TO THE KEYBOARD CONTRUCTION.
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VCO CONTRUCTION
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TOOLS REQUIRED
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1 OCILLISCOPE (RECOMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED)
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1 FREQ. COUNTER (REQUIRED)
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1 VOLT METER " " "
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ELECTRONICS TOOLS (PLIERS,DRILL, SCREWDRIVERS, ETC)
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PARTS
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Press [RETURN] R1 1.5K RESISTOR 5%
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R2 1K RESISTOR 5%
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C1 .1UF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR 16VDC
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C2 .01UF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR (MYLAR) 16VDC
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IC1 2207 VCO CHIP BY EXAR ELECTRINICS
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REMEMBER THE ABOVE IT IS ONLY FOR VCO#1 BUT THE SAME GOES FOR
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VCO#2.
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R3-R4 150 OHM RESISTORS 5%
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C3-C4 .1 UF ELECTROLITIC CAPACITOR 10VDC
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P1-P10 200K TRIMMER POT - 20 TURNS
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DIODES USED IN THE KEYBOARD ARE 1N914 TYPE (40 OF THEM)
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AND 13 SWITCHES FOR THE KEYBOARD SPST. MOMENTARY.
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SPKR= YOU CAN USE A TELEPHONE SPEAKER FOR THIS(IT WORKS BEST)
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BUT REMEMBER TO TAKE OUT THE DIODE THAT IS CONNECTED
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ACCROSS IT.
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****************************************************************
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IMPORTANT NOTES
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Press [RETURN] 1 DO NOT USE ANYTHING ELSE THAN A MYLAR CAPACITOR FOR C2
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2 PINS 10,9,8 SHOULD BE TIED TOGETHER AND BE LEFT FLOATING.
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3 ALL RESISTOR SHOULD BE 5%! NOTHING ELSE
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4 A TELEPHONE SPEAKER GIVES THE BEST RESULTS
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*****************************************************************
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
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BY NOW YOU SHOULD HAVE CONSTRUCTED THE TWO VCO'S
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ON A BREAD BOARD OR ANYTHING THAT PLEASES YOU.
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CHECK FOR COLD SOLDER JOINTS, BROKEN WIRES, POLARITY
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OF THE BATTERY, ETC.........
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BEFORE WE APPLY POWER TO THE VCO'S WE HAVE TO ADJUST THE POTS
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FOR THEIR HALF WAY TRAVEL POINT. THIS IS DONE BY TURNING THEM
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21 TURNS TO THE RIGHT AND THEN 10 TURNS TO THE LEFT. DO THE
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SAME FOR ALL TEN OF THEM.
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Press [RETURN] NOW APPLY POWER TO THE UNIT CHECK TO SEE THAT YOU HAVE POWER
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IN THE CHIPS BY PUTTING THE POSITIVE LEAD OF YOUR VOLT METER
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ON PIN 7 AND THE NEGATIVE LEAD ON PIN 12. IF YOU DON'T HAVE
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ANYTHING THERE TURN OFF THE UNIT ANT RECHECK THE WIRING.
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WHEN YOU GET THE RIGHT VOLTAGES ON THE CHIPS, CONNECT A
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DIODE TO A PIECE OF WIRE (LOOK AT FIG. 2 FOR THE ORIENTATION
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OF THE DIODE) FROM GROUND TO ANY POT AT POINT T (LOOK CAREFULLY
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AT THE SCHEMATIC FOR POINT T IT IS LABELED T1-T10 FOR ALL POTS)
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YOU SHOLD BE ABLE TO HEAR A TONE, IF NOT DISSCONNECT THE LEAD
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AND PLACE THE SPEAKER CLOSE TO YOUR EAR AND IF YOU HEAR A CHIRP
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LIKE SOUND, THIS MEANS THAT THE TWO VCO'S ARE WORKING IF YOU DON'T,
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IT MEANS THAT EITHER ONE OR BOTH OF THE VCO'S IS DEAD.
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SO IN THIS CASE IT IS ALLWAYS GOOD TO HAVE AN OCILLOSCOPE ON HAND.
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DISCONNECT THE SPEAKER FROM THE CIRCUIT AND HOOKUP THE OCILLISCOPE
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TO ONE OF THE LEADS OF THE SPEAKER AND THE GROUND FROM THE SCOPE
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TO THE GROUND OF THE BATTERY. CONNECT AGAIN THE GROUND LEAD
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WITH THE DIODE CONNECTED TO IT FROM GROUND TO ANY POT ON THE
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OTHER VCO TO MAKE SURE IT IS WORKING. (AMPLITUDE IS ABOUT 2VAC)
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WHEN YOU GET THE TWO VCO'S WORKING YOU ARE SET FOR THE ADJUSTMENT
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ADJUSTMENT
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DISCONNECT THE SPEAKER FROM THE CIRCUIT AND CONNECT A FREQ.
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COUNTER (THE POSITIVE LEAD OF THE COUNTER TO ONE OF THE SPEAKERS
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LEADS THAT BELONGS TO VCO#1 OR CONNECT IT TO PIN 14).
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CONNECT THE NEGATIVE LEAD TO THE BATTERY NEGATIVE AND
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CONNECT THE JUMPER LEAD WITH THE DIODE FROM GROUND TO POT NUMBER 1
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T1 .( THE FIRST POT NUMBER 1 POINT T1)
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IF YOU GOT IT WORKING YOU SHOULD HEAR A TONE AND GET A READING ON THE
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COUNTER. ADJUST THE POT FOR A FREQ. OF 1700HZ AND CONTINUE DOING THE
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SAME FOR POTS 2-5 EXCEPT THAT THEY GET DIFFERENTS FREQS.
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Press [RETURN]
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P1= 1700HZ
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P2= 1300HZ
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P3= 1100HZ
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P4= 900HZ
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P5= 1500HZ
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NOW DISCONNECT THE FREQ. COUNTER FROM THE SPEAKER LEAD OF VCO#1 OR
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FROM PIN 14 (WHICH EVER YOU HAD IT ATTACHED TO AT THE BEGINNING) AND
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CONNECT IT TO THE SPEAKER LEAD OF VCO#2 OR TO PIN 14 OF VCO#2 AND
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PERFORM THE SAME ADJUSTMENTS TO P6-10.
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P6= 1100HZ
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P7= 700HZ
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P8= 900HZ
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P9= 2600HZ MAGIC NUMBER!!!!!
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P10= 1500HZ
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WHEN YOU FINISH DOING ALL OF THE POT GO BACK AND RECHECK THEM
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Press [RETURN] AGAIN.
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KEYBOARD
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IF YOU LOOK AT FIG-2 YOU WILL SEE THAT THE KEYS ARE SIMPLE SWITCHES
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CONNECTED TO GROUND AND TWO DIODES ON THE OTHER END. THESE DIODES
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ARE USED TO SIMPLIFY THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE KEYBOARD BECAUSE OTHERWISE
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THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE GROUND SIGNAL FOR BOTH VCO'S WOULD HAVE BEEN
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DONE MECHANICALLY. ONE DIODE WILL GO TO VCO#1 AND THE OTHER WILL GO TO
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VCO#2. FIG-3 SHOWS THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE KEYS ON THE KEYBOARD.
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BELOW IS A TABLE THAT WILL HELP YOU CONNECT
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THE KEYS TO REQUIRED VCO'S POTS.
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TO TO FREQ OUT FREQ OUT
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KEY POT ON VCO1 POT ON VCO2 PIN 14 VCO1 PIN 14 VCO
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C 1 6 1700 1100
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0 2 10 1300 1500
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E 1 10 1700 1500
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Press [RETURN] 1 4 7 900 700
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2 3 7 1100 700
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3 3 8 1100 900
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4 2 7 1300 700
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5 2 8 1300 900
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6 2 6 1300 1100
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7 5 7 1500 700
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8 5 8 1500 900
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9 5 6 1500 1100
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X - 9 ---- 2600
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***********************************************************************
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* REMEMBER THAT FIG-2 IT IS THE SAME FOR EACH KEY EXCEPT THE "X" WHICH*
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* ONLY TAKES ONE DIODE. *
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***********************************************************************
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AS A FINAL WORD YOU CAN BUILD THIS IN ANY TYPE OF ENCLOSURE
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AND SHOULD NEVER BE USED TO MAKE FREE CALLS USING THE TELEPHONE
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LINES. I HOPE THIS BULLETIN WILL CLEAR ANY QUESTION YOU MAY
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Press [RETURN] HAD ON THE BLUE BOXES.
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IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION PLEASE
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LEAVE ME A MSG. AND I WILL BE VERY GLAD TO
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ANSWER IT.
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TXS
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MR. AMERICA
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PS. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK MY KEYBOARD, MY FINGERS, AND ME
|
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FOR HELPING ME WRITTE THIS BULLETTIN. WITHOUT THEIR HELP
|
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I WOULD HAVE NEVER FINISH THIS PROJECT.
|
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|
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|
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DISTRIBUTED THROUGH THE PIRATE CLUB/1200
|
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|
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CALL THE PIRATE CLUB/1200 AE LINE: 814-234-1667 PW: SWITCH 300/1200 BAUD
|
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|
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CALL INFINITY'S EDGE: 814-237-0216 300/1200 BAUD
|
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|
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|
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CRACKER JACK
|
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|
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THE PIRATE CLUB/1200
|
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|
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THE CONNECTION I/O
|
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Press [RETURN] DOS BUSTERS
|
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