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david, at 01:17 on Feb 07 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley... db>> As I said once before - I wouldn't be surprised to find that the local db>> exchange (my end) is causing a few problems (or something in between). BG> More than likely. db> Or something in-between? Quite likely. Telstra hang all sorts off amplifiers and equalisers off the lines, and it's already been acknowledged (ref Arthur Marsh in Oz_Modems) that many of these are detrimental to data calls. BG> Appearances can sometimes be deceiving. It could be AXE or ARE-11 and BG> you probably wouldn't even know it. db> Absolutely - I don't just mean the building is "old", I mean it appears db> somewhat run-down (which is hardly the type of building in which you'd db> place new high-tech equipment). You should see the Kingston exchange then - looks like an old stable (well, almost) yet it houses some of the most up-to-date equipment available. BG> I'm lucky to connect at better than 24000 with IBM. Strange. db> As a user, or using Bink (ie., to the mailer line); I've actually tried both, with similar results. db> they seem to be using either a different modem, or different modem db> configuration on that line. It used to be their best line but now it's db> their worst (IMHO). It's been quite a while since I called, so perhaps things have improved since I last tried, but at the time, I was less than impressed with IBM's demo of how OS/2 handles comms... db>> * Called NetComm's bboard as a user and got 28.8Kbps V.34. BG> Nothing wrong with that, and it proves that the modem supports it. :) db> They could just be conspiring (the two modems) and printing a false db> message. :-) Being NetComm, nothing would surprise me... :) db>> * Called David Drummond a couple of times using Bink, got 26.4Kbps V.34. BG> That would almost certainly be _your_ lines, given that Dave virtually BG> lives on the doorstep of one of Brisbane's most modern exchanges at BG> Ascot. db> You'd certainly think so, yes; what about something in-between, though? Probably. For example, Russell gets solid 33600/33600 connects with David, yet to me, he connects at 26400 most times. Go figure. Regards, Bill --- Msgedsq/2 3.20* Origin: Logan City, SEQ (3:640/305.9) SEEN-BY: 640/305 711/934 |
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