[vox-tech] phone supplies

[Ryan]

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When I put a coax jack in my room I used a mounting box that braced itsel=
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aginst the drywall it was being mounted in using som plastic wings that p=
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Neat thingy. I belive I got it at hibbit (sp?) lumber. It works fine.

I don't rember if they had round ones, but you can always use a drywall s=
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to make the mounting box fit.

On Wednesday, January 16 2002 06:19 pm, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> hi all,
>
> can someone recommend a store that sells a wide variety of phone
> jack mounting kits?   i've seen some really nice ones in the past that
> have alligator type connectors rather than wrap-around-the-screw based.
>
> the line that i want to mount is quite a challange.  it's a semi big
> gaping hole; perhaps 3 cm radius, so a standard wall mount unit isn't
> going to mountable without a backboard i can drill into.
>
> and i COULD do that.  i'd rather find something that would look a littl=
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> nicer.  i know these things come in all different shapes and sizes.
>
> if no recommendations, i go to the standard radio shack and frys.
>
> pete

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