Its super quiet for a monday

So I have been thinking of getting an engineer to design a dial up to Ethernet switch

Maybe sell them not sure these are expensive amazon.com/Tupavco-Ethernet-Extender-Kit-Repeater-VDSL/dp/…

For the average consumer

Considering you only get one plug in

/dial up/phone line/

so just read this a.wholelottanothing.org/2019/04/13/…

> Unscrew one of your phone jacks in the wall to see what kind of wire is behind it. If your house was built or renovated after the year 2000, chances are you have cat5, cat5e, or cat6 wires and there should be labels printed on the casing of the wires. (if you do see cat 5 or 6, you’re solid and it’s an easy conversion. If you don’t, it’ll be a lot tougher as new cat6 cables will need to be run in place of the phone lines)

Is it possible to use Cat 5 cable for POTS?

I believe telephone cables are Cat 1, so it might be possible as long as the Cat 5 cable is crimped to RJ-11 jacks instead of RJ-45.

nope not according to what I have read

@Michael yup