WIRELESS TELEPHONY
SERVICE) TO AUSTRALIA
(Received X6th November, 1 p.m.) Tim iuW^' 15th November. >n Sydney. It is explained that tho present apparatus uaod T v Sydney rtMowß exoew wnveß of c«rrent to run & a °"S th^. outgoing circuit to England creating "siniinc," which prevents switching to aubSorSow' ffi Phones or a connection with Melbourne. To overcome _thi a the British Telephone Depar ment v buildings duplicate of nrf k\7 BWto, h ear wWch is operated by the speaker' 8 voice, shuts the ret«r\™t, «nd -prevents "singing." It will be at l?a B t four months before tho apparatus is delivered in Sydney.' It is understood that the British controllors hesitated to agree to an impovtcet service, but yiolded to Australia's desires,
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 120, 16 November 1929, Page 9
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122WIRELESS TELEPHONY Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 120, 16 November 1929, Page 9
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