> > Ha, I can't even get it to work modem to modem using windows/sega
> > browser.
> > Of course, it's probably due to a crappy soft modem in my workstation.
> >
>
>I got it to work modem-to-modem using windows w/ sega browser.  The only
>trick was the 9 volt battery (as someone mentioned before).  I had to set
>the sega browser options to dial at least 1 digit, or it wouldn't attempt 
>to
>connect.  But, if it didn't have enough juice to produce the tone, it still
>wouldn't connect.  The 9 volt battery solved the problem.
>
>I wired it up using a wall jack (with two ports) from radio shack.  It
>looked something like this guy's simple circuit:
>http://www.epanorama.net/documents/telecom/telephone_intercom.html
>
>

Where on the line did you place the battery? And which wires in the 
telephone line connected to which lead? I'm a electrical newbie, forgive 
this.

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