>The individual wanting to do this, is primarily interested in running two 
>bands (e.g., 2 meters/440) with full duplex.

Well if it was absolutely necessary to use telephone fax machines, then at 
the originating end you would need a device that supplies -48 volts to the 
fax machine telephone interface, and can sense when the originating fax 
machine goes off hook.  This device would then key the transmitter.  At the 
answering end, a device would have to sense when the receiver breaks 
squelch and would have to provide the 20 Hz ring signal to the answering 
fax machine, sense off-hook, and key the transmitter..  When the fax is 
completed the originating end would go on-hook and the originating device 
would have to de-key the transmitter.  At the answering end, the device 
would sense squelch, go on-hook and de-key the transmitter.

A start would be the device like http://www.jkaudio.com/tap-1.htm with the 
addition of the transmitter and receiver control circuitry.  A good article 
on telephone interfacing is at 
http://www.tkk.fi/Misc/Electronics/circuits/teleinterface.html#audioint

This sounds like an interesting project, however there are programs set up 
to send high quality digital images, ie WinDRM, HamPal, and DigTRX.

73,

Mark N5RFX




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