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Paul, at 23:42 on Feb 24 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley... BG> One thing puzzles me - why the fuck did you buy the fucking M34F sight BG> unseen anyway? I didn't think that even you could be that stupid. PE> Good question. This is what I had available to me: PE> 1. USR Courier - expensive, DEFINITE problems with it, no local support. Despite your opinion, it's still the pick of what's available. PE> 2. Netcomm - $100 more than an unknown Yum Cha, no definite problems PE> with it, recommended by the ISP who tested heaps of brands, no PE> complaints reported from any users who were supposed to be calling PE> the Netcomm BBS, local support. Pity it's a heap of shit though. PE> 3. Spirit Viper - hate the company, results of 2 days of testing PE> reported no real problems, similar price to the Netcomm, no local PE> support. Others have suggested that the Viper isn't a bad modem for a Rockwell. PE> 4. Yum Cha - save $100, no local support, unknown quantity. Still OEM Rockwell-based, regardless. PE> I took a punt on the Netcomm (anything is a punt), and if nothing PE> else, I could disprove the ISP's "perfect modem" claims, and see PE> what the manufacturers had to say for themselves. If you end up PE> with a dead duck, at least that is something. Shame it kills all the other ducks which mingle with it. If you don't care for V.FC or any other non-ITU protocols, why not look at a Motorola Lifestyle V.34? I hear they're fairly good, but I've had no personal experience with one, so can't comment further. Regards, Bill --- Msgedsq/2 3.20* Origin: Logan City, SEQ (3:640/305.9) SEEN-BY: 640/305 711/934 |
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