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I take it you’ve tried LineR, White Wind and Alser?
Could you do me a favour if this comment gets booted into the spam folder? Try updating to the latest Akismet plugin (unless you’ve already acted on the (1) next to plugins).
Yeah, they didn’t even know what it was.
Somehow I’m not surprised. I’ll check with a local friend and see if he knows any shops with a bit more technical know how.
http://www.alser.kz/price_vw.asp?idn=1144487
Alser stock them in Astana, see link above. 3 different models, you’ll need to check what the difference between the last two is.
The third is the thing I need. I hope that will solve the bad Internet issues. Thanks for finding that.
No problem, I’d be surprised if other shops didn’t stock them as well, but also not at all surprised if the sales people didn’t understand what they were, what they did, and what they were called 🙂
If you get really stuck, you could try disconnecting the ringer wire temporarily on the master phone socket. +s = possibly less interference on the line -s = very old phones won’t ring any more. So make sure you temporarily disconnect it, try calling your landline, and if it doesn’t go ring-ring, re-connect the wire. Method is used in Britain, so possible it doesn’t work here.