Re: POTS replacement

Oct 11, 2021 Last reply: 4 years ago 2 Replies



> There exists a species known as "POTS Replacement" router.
>
> It refers to, in effect, a cellphone that you screw to the wall; it has an
> RJ11 jack for a POTS phone. It's used where you can no longer order a POTS
> line from the LEC, such as in much of Verizon FIOS territory.

There are VoIP adapters which are able to connect POTS instruments to a VoIP access. They're almost certain to cost less than a cellular adapter.


Of course, I'm asuming that you have Internet service and would keep it no matter what the cost of each option.


Bill



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No broadband there. Hence the cellular request.

Every time I read about cellular devices repacing copper pairs, I remember the job my brother had in South America: he was building solar-powered cell sites for a subsidiary of GE.

He told me that every site was located on a mountaintop, accessible only by helicopter.

Bill

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