Robert Gift
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Ring voltage would turn itsmallightbulb ON so that one can write something down in the dark.
Found in Fistells Electronics partstore miscellaneous bin manyears ago.
It resembled a low-voltage transformer lamp, I recall.
Telephone line plugged into the device and, I believe, another RJ11 plug continued the line to the telephone.
Battery-operated?
I connected a relay so that it would turn on a 120-volt 25-Watt red bulb in a small table lamp on the bedroom dresser.
Red allows one to see whileyestay [while eyes stay] adjusted to the dark.
When an emergency blood transport call, I could put on my uniform andeave withoutripping over something.
(When home, I would Forward the emergency cell phone to our landline.)
Thank you.
Found in Fistells Electronics partstore miscellaneous bin manyears ago.
It resembled a low-voltage transformer lamp, I recall.
Telephone line plugged into the device and, I believe, another RJ11 plug continued the line to the telephone.
Battery-operated?
I connected a relay so that it would turn on a 120-volt 25-Watt red bulb in a small table lamp on the bedroom dresser.
Red allows one to see whileyestay [while eyes stay] adjusted to the dark.
When an emergency blood transport call, I could put on my uniform andeave withoutripping over something.
(When home, I would Forward the emergency cell phone to our landline.)
Thank you.
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