Hi all,

I guess it is pretty clear that the unofficial Panasonic reply is worthless.

> One of their Technical Reps has observed that the phones are not at fault,
> but cheap DSL filters are.

Even the initial message pointed out that several types of filter were
tried, and even full Telecom installs, and this doesn't fix the problem.

> Apparently a bulletin has been sent out to
> Panasonic phone dealers about this so they should know the story.

The Panasonic NZ Web site doesn't even list any "dealers". The Panasonic
supplier from their Web site who I spoke to--a Dick Smith--had no
knowledge of this issue (though one guy behind the counter said he had
heard something about the problem before).

> The general thought appears to be that a full-install should be used, as
> opposed to filters which are likely to be less reliable.

But that doesn't necessarily work either, as noted. I think I'll call
Panasonic sales tomorrow, and see what I can learn there.

Gordon

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