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Old 05-05-2020, 11:00   #7
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Re: Does VM suffer from subsidence issues?
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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
The UK Telephone system works on 50v DC (at least the BT exchanges do, I would think VM are the same).
No it’s not. Most of the cable kit works at 48v, and some of the older Nokia kit works as low as 37v, which is why some customers with older phones used to have issues switching to cable when it first came out in the UK.
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