BG> Russell, at 14:25 on Feb 07 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...



RB>> (looks like that is all i can get to you from here)



RB>> Preemphasis     (-dB )   4/4

RB>> Recv/Xmit Level (-dBm)   26.4/11.9

RB>> SNR             ( dB )   35.1

RB>> Near Echo Loss  ( dB )   7.2

RB>> Far Echo Loss   ( dB )   9.3

RB>> Roundtrip Delay (msec)   29



 BG> There's nothing too obscene in those results, but the constant 26400 

 BG> connects

 BG> can be easily explained by the following.



RB>> Freq     Level

RB>> 150     34

RB>> 300     24

RB>> 450     23

RB>> 600     23

RB>> 750     23

RB>> 900     23

RB>> 1050     23

RB>> 1200     24

RB>> 1350     24

RB>> 1500     24

RB>> 1650     25

RB>> 1800     25

RB>> 1950     25

RB>> 2100     26

RB>> 2250     26

RB>> 2400     26

RB>> 2550     27

RB>> 2700     28

RB>> 2850     28

RB>> 3000     28

RB>> 3150     29

RB>> 3300     30

RB>> 3450     31

RB>> 3600     36

RB>> 3750     44



BUT WHY



 BG> And the other 3 were almost identical.  What happened to the 14s and 15s 

 BG> you

 BG> posted last week?  That looks more like what I'd expect to see from my 

 BG> own

 BG> exchange.  See what happens when you start gloating about something?  :)



No gloat, Bill.

I am still getting the 14's and 15's everyday to EVERY OTHER Modem 'cept yours

and I wish I was getting that to you as well.



Please explain where the problem lies now!



You are spoiling my perfect record, and if you insist on doing so, I have no

choice but to come down and chop up your phone line (from where it leaves

the exchange to where it enters your house. That'll learn ya to mess with me.



Russell





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