So a friend lives in a ~16 suite condo. The existing door/intercom
is junk. The apartment sets are as study as the old Soviet Union
phones I saw in the Third World -- breath on them and they break.

So, replacement choices...

Most such systems use an outgoing line and a speeddialer. That's
~$270/year for the POTS line. With a 100 unit building, that's
no sweat; with 16 it is.

Eons ago, there were systems that physicaly broke broke the called
apt's T & R and rang with local ring/battery. Do they still exist?

I was thinking the better idea would be a KXTD816 or such with
no CO lines attached. The advantage is, the subscriber sets are
whatever the owner wants: Radios Hack, K-mart etc.

For the front door, I'd need one of the panel mounted
speakerphone/speed dialers. I see them {"Hit #[apt no] to call;
* to hang up"}.

What say the Brain Trust?




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