G'day, Ian...

 >         (Please note: usage of the transmitter on public PSTN
 > telephone lines contravenes Austel regulations).

 IS> Austel may rap knuckles; I'd be more concerned to warn people about
 IS> Federal Crimes Act provisions prohibiting recording people's
 IS> communications without their consent, under which one'd unlikely avoid
 IS> emprisonment on conviction.

        Indeed, that would otherwise be the case - but the transmitter in
question includes a circuit which produces audible beeps on the telephone
line in order to indicate to both parties that there is a third party (or
in this case, a recorder) present in the conversation - this satisfies the
provisions of the relevant communications privacy laws.

        Have fun!
                                                                - Bob.

... Every time I have the answers, someone changes the questions.

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