You can see pix at transcriptiongear.com. Machines are not always interchangeable. You need to ask t

• C-phone question - ..confused...
  • Transcriptiongear is a great site - luv2type
  • They are different, but you can use a DVI to dial into SM - Tinks
  • You can see pix at transcriptiongear.com. Machines are not always interchangeable. You need to ask t - Drives ya nuts!

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ALL my accounts still use tapes, believe it or not.  Went through your same problem buying on E-Bay and just kept sending them back.  There is no one out there that repairs these anymore either.  It could just be your foot pedal but I doubt it -- you can try cleaning the wheels with cotton swabs and alcohol that sometimes gets the "yuk" off.   I have a Pearlcorder bought on E-bay -- after the 4th one-- that works and has worked for 6 months now -- holding my breath but gave up on the Sony's as they never hold up.   I finally figured I pay for what I get and those that I had paid new and over $400 actually did last me 10 years which averaged out to $40 a year which is what you can pay for the refurbished ones that last a year so either way averages out to about the same  -- but with the new ones they work right away and you don't have to go through so many.  I would try again on E-Bay but for the Pearlcorder pay at least $120 to $150 and it is then usually in good shape.   But the reason for the "Beeeeeeee" is that it is sticking and not rewinding -- which you know -- so try cleaning it, might work for a little while.

Good luck.  Patti

I have a Sharp UX510 and have been somewhat happy with it up to now.

But I am experiencing a lot of paper jams and even though I followed the owner's manual to correct this, it still happens often - incoming faxes. Also, the prints I receive are not always that clear.

So my question is - anyone have a free-standing fax that you can recommend.

Thank you

this kills me, from the MT news board, a neurologist speaking:

What are the pitfalls? “Mumbling,” says Dr. Block, “that’s the main problem. Doctors are used to dictating in a low, monotone mumble, as fast as they can. A person might be able to handle it by going back and listening to the recording again and again. But for voice recognition, doctors need to speak in a normal, conversational tone of voice, just like we are doing right now. Speak normally, and Dragon has no problem, it works very well. It’s really quite simple.”

yes PLEASE, go ahead and treat me like a machine -- and that TAT would be a whole lot better!!!! and yes doc, you would save money too.....

They have a service for $66 a month (not sure if it would be worth it to you).  Better if you can get the doctor to pay for a digital dictator with docking station, then they can upload the files to their computer, email them or FTP them to you and you can play them on express scribe.

You can also check ebay for used call in systems but not sure if they have them. 

Good luck!