gec.gif (1164 bytes)GEC No. 90


AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE
Table Pattern

Gecophone

Gecophone automatic telephone, used on P.A.X. 5000 and 5100.

This phone is fitted with a D.C. Trembler bell in place of the A.C. Ringer which is fitted in the No. 75.

Introduced circa mid 1932.

This telephone connects via three wires.

See also the GEC K8389 and ST1501

The No. 90 and the ST 1501 used different internal components from the K8389.

Known by GEC as the Gecophone.

Taken from GEC Current Comments, Volume 2, Number 4, April 1932
and in the GEC Private Automatic Telephone Exchanges No. 18 (1932).

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