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Frugal Links   We are listing links (below) to the best telecom websites on the internet, but first and very important are some safety items.      Do not work on your phone wires if you wear a pacemaker. Dial tone carries 48 volts DC and  if someone calls you, the ringing  current goes from 48 volts DC up to 120 volts during each ringing cycle.
Use tools with insulated handles to prevent an electrical shock.              When the ground is wet from rain or snow, you are asking for a jolt.
Do not touch bare wires or screw terminals with your fingers.
Do not work on your telephone wiring if a thunderstorm is in the area.
Unplug the modular plug from the test jack while you work on the wires. Do not run phone wires with electric wires in any conduit or junction box. Ground wire and protectors installed by the telco must not be removed.
Your telephone interface box can be locked with a mini-padlock.

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