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K 8389 Automatic Telephone
The receiver was electro-magnetic and this was connected in parallel with the transmitter. The handset cord was two wire. Case of single black Bakelite moulding, with stainless steel finger plate. This telephone connected via three wires. Used on the K8393 and K8394 PAX's. Known by GEC as the Gecophone. Introduced circa 1931. Weight - 6lb. Dimensions - 9.25in x 5.75in x 6.75in. Diagram KS7302. This telephone cannot be used on UK telephone lines. Click here on how to identity different models and circuit diagrams Click for more information on Compact telephones See also the GEC No. 90 and ST1501 Additional Pictures
The Induction Coil above looks like an added extra!
Base plate showing DC Bell and terminal strip
Circuit diagram KS7355
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Last revised: December 23, 2022FM2 |