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While contemplating the meaning of life on 01-Dec-1996 07:33,
Arthur Sawilejskij wrote to all:-
AS> Anyone know if you can buy a serial switching box or
AS> something.
AS> Everytime I want to use the modem on the clone, I have to
AS> power down the BBS, pull the serial out of the Amiga and then
AS> connect it to the clone.
I would suggest a switch to Rice Bubbles. It is a really nice cereal
and beats Corn Flakes pants down...
AS> I figured that a serial switch with an extra cable is the go
AS> - but don't know if such a beast exists.
You would still have to power down in order to flick the switch, otherwise
you will risk blowing your CIA chips. Do what I did and buy a second modem!
A 33.6k unit, such as the most excellent X-Link, will only cost you around
$220 at the markets or $260 in the shops.
AS> Bear in mind we don't have all the wizz bang electronics
AS> stores up here in Port - so if anyone has any details and ,aybe
AS> a catalogue number, it would be helpful.
I hear that they just got electricity in Port. Now all they have to
do is to figure out how to get it out of the shrinkwrap that it came
in.
// Catchya
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