Hello Leonard!

May 08 22:08 03, Leonard Erickson wrote to Bo Simonsen:

 LE>> From the nodelist comments:

 LE>> V110L     ITU-T V.110 19k2 aasync ('low').
 LE>> V110H     ITU-T V.110 38k4 async ('high').
 LE>> V120L     ITU-T V.120 56k async, layer 2 framesize 259, window 7,
 LE>>           modulo 8.
 LE>> V120H     ITU-T V.120 64k async, layer 2 framesize 259, window 7,
 LE>>           modulo 8.

 BS>> Ok.. Is it possible to use V120H in the US? ... I allways use X.75, 
 BS>> my mailer disconnect after connect, then i use V120. 

 LE> No idea.
 LE> I never got into ISDN. It was too expensive until after DSL and cable
 LE> came in. 

Ok, i paybe about $10 extra every 4 month to have isdn.

 BS>> Allright.. If ISDN was flatrate, i don't belive i had adsl.. I like
 BS>> ISDN more.. 

 LE> I can get 1800 kbps down / 256k up for $50 a month with cable. And a
 LE> friend with DSL gets 256k up/down (and a static IP) for something
 LE> similar, and ISDN gives at best 128k up/down for a similar (if not
 LE> higher) price.

Yeah ok, ADSL here is 256/128, 512/128, 1024/256 and 2048/512, the two last
ones is _very_ expensive.. i've the smallest one.

 LE> Given this, and the fact that to get that 128k with ISDN, you tie up
 LE> both the voice lines associated with it, ISDSN isn't all that
 LE> attractive.

Yeah ok.. But you could use BOD, Bandwith on Demand, quite smart, then the
D channel sends a signal, there says there is a inbound call, the TA would
disconnect one of the channels, so the voice/data call could get thru.

Some TA's can establish the connection after the call is finish.

Regards,
Bo

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