Labels:text | font | black and white | white | document | newspaper OCR: Milo Fonebill's Automatic Blue Box Explained by Lavoisier TAP Advantages of Milo's Box 1. Can hold 5 10 digit numbers. 2. Each number is outpulsed at the proper rate at the touch of a single key. 3. The current drain is very low. When not pulsing the battery drain is only 40 microamps. A single 9 V alkaline battery will power it for a year of on time, unlike Peter Piper's programmable box (TAP # 56) which takes two 9V batteries and pulls 24ma in standby Disadvantages of Milo's Box 1. The box is complex. 2. Because of its complexity it is bulkier than the usual manual box. MAR-APR 1980 NO. 62 The enclosed schematic is of a working Milo Fonebill BB. It took one hell of a lot of study to figure it out from Milo's drawings. I'll describe how it works in 3 sections : 1, Number entry; 2, Playing ...
