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Looks like the finger-wheel is a little off kilter on that one. I'm guessing something com-key-esque. Or at least more electronic than 1A2 ever thought of being. I have this vague feeling that I read a thread on here somewhere about a goldstar setup.....
(EDIT)Maybe not.
Last edited by ChrisRR; 10/22/14 11:57 PM. Reason: Did a quick search
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That's a pretty cool phone; says it's made in Japan. Neat!
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Believe me... I thought about it. Tie systems... It also isn't a true 1A2 but I bet it could be made to work.
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I like the LEDs in that red phone!!
Jeff Moss
Moss Communications
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MBSWWYPBX, JGAE
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I'll try to get a pic of the inside for you, Jeff so you can see how I did it.
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It's not the most elegant looking thing, but it works. I soldered only to the outside of the clips so I could always go back to 51A lamps if I wanted to. Under the blue tape are 470 ohm resistors. ![[Linked Image from i34.photobucket.com]](https://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d118/estnh/9a0a16ad-fe14-46c2-99ac-3821366a7ec4_zpscb2892a2.jpg)
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Executone didn't start selling Goldstar stuff until the ECX in about '82. We did put in quite a bit of the TIE 2050 & 919(?) prior to that.
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I think that eBay job is a Tie 1030 though I seem to remember them as grey (Grey Whales was what we called them) though they might have also come in Black.
They were not 1950's or '60s - more like '70s. (Which is when I put them in - 1972-74). They were pseudo 1A2 - T,R,A,L with 24V lamps. 10 CO lines, 2 Intercoms 30 stations.
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