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    shg79
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      Hi members

      I have a Beotalk 1200 with handbook on offer to any interested member. Having moved to digital phones this no longer works with my Beocom phones. It is free to any member as I would like it to continue to be useful. It was a really good piece of kit.

      All I ask if Member would cover the postage

      Regards shg79

      #55570
      CharlieWednesday
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        • Liverpool
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        I’ve just spotted this, and if it’s still on offer, I’d like it very much!  I have recently bought a couple of Beocom 6000’s on eBay, and the village I live in is not due to go digital any time soon.

        #55696
        CharlieWednesday
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          • Liverpool
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          Thank you so much shg79 for sending me the Beotalk 1200.  The village I live in is not going to have it’s phone lines updated any time soon so I expect I’ll get some use out of it for a good while yet!  Most of all though, it looks cool next to my Beocom 6000.

          I wonder though, do they work together an any way?  I have checked the manual for both and there is no mention of it, but B&O do often like to make their stuff work together,  usually.

          Even one simple thing – if I were to get an RJ11 splitter, do you think the same power adapter would be able to power both?  Has anyone tried that?

          #55699
          Guy
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            • Warwickshire, UK
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            Even one simple thing – if I were to get an RJ11 splitter, do you think the same power adapter would be able to power both?  Has anyone tried that?

             

            As I recall the Beocom PSU is 7.5V and the Beotalk 9V – I wouldn’t risk it!

            #55702
            CharlieWednesday
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              • Liverpool
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              Too late – I risked it!  I only plugged it in for a minute to see if it worked (it did), but the weird thing is, when I plugged the power supply back into my Beocom 6000, the light started flashing and it says ‘Line Busy’ when I look at the display, so maybe I’ve broken the damned power adapter!  You can get replacements pretty cheap on eBay, and I’ve only got myself to blame eh!?

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              CharlieWednesday
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                • Liverpool
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                Ah, turns out the problem is with the phone line – I don’t really use my landline so only realised today that it wasn’t working, and it’s only this that made me discover it wasn’t working; it could have been out of action for days.  At least I didn’t break it!  Openreach engineer is due in a few days.

                Confusing about the power supply though – I have looked on eBay at the pictures of those selling Beotalk 1200s with a power supply so I can see if it should be a 7.5v or 9v and it looks like it’s…. both.  Some are pictured with a 7.5v transformer and some with a 9v.

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