operating analog telecom switches, Feb 2017, Seattle's Museum of Communications
Seattle's amazing and little-known museum of analog telecom technology, where fascinating volunteers, young and old, with a culture all their own, preserve and operate huge analog/mechanical telephone switches of various eras dating back to the early 1920's. A geek's delight! No video can do it justice. Beware: having seen this, you'll have to experience the whole museum yourself. There's much more to see.

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At the Connections Museum: the insane telephone technology that led to today's computers

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Collins Radio Was the Best. So Why Did It Fail?

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Why isn't the 1XB completing calls?

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Fasse dich kurz - Telefonieren in der DDR

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Trump Attends NBA Finals, Cries Election Fraud in California & Storms Out of Interview

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Crossbar's Hidden Superpower: Alternate Routing!

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Test Frame Tuesday - Outgoing Trunk Test

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VCF East: Life at Commodore (Act II) — Bil Herd

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In Old Movies, Why The Dial Tone After Someone Hangs Up?

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The Fascinating Story of Tektronix, The Oregon Engineers Who Reinvented The Oscilloscope

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The Insane Genius of a Formula 1 Gearbox

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A visit to the Connections museum in Seattle

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All About Telephone Power Plants

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WDR Computernacht - Teil 1 - Das Elektronengehirn und seine Entwicklung

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Nuclear Weapons Loading Procedures (1976)

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University of Cincinnati 701B Step by Step PBX Tour

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The 5XB Trouble Recorder

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Visiting the System Source Computer Museum

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