The Radio Shack p/n for pickup coil (which uses a suction cup to attach to
back of handset near earpiece) is 44-533 at $5.49. However, it may not work
with a cellphone's output since cellphone's are not always using a
conventional speaker to produce audio. I guess I'd keep the receipt. You
probably will also need an adapter from the pickup coil's plug to your mic
input, since the plug isn't submini. No I do not work for or own any RS
stock. You can also e-mail me your phone number off list. I probably can
talk you through it.
Lynn
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 11:55 PM
Subject: Re: Circuit needed.


> Don, their used to be a thingy made for recording phone conversations, it
> was a telephone pickup.
>
> Inductively coupled to the ear piece of a phone or speaker coil of a
radio,
> to send the audio to a tape recorder.
> If this is still made, bet it will be the easiest way to accomplish your
> mission.
>