Hello Bj”rn!

21 Jul 03 10:59, you wrote to me:

 BF>>> About 120 km north of Gothenburg on the flatland where the snow
 BF>>> can be a big problem.

 BS>> Oh that might be charecterized as north sweden?

 BF> Hey, little man. Where were you when the rest had geography lesson at
 BF> school? Hope you know where Fredrikshavn are located.

I had danish in those hours (i did have the same teather).

 BF> Not far from
 BF> Skagen and from Fredrikshavn it takes 3 hours by boat at east to
 BF> Gothenburg and then 1.5 hour north by car but we get snow here as
 BF> well.

Oh!! That's not far!

 BS>> It was a big problem here, but now you can get ADSL in 95% of the
 BS>> country, the last 5% is people there is located too far from
 BS>> their central.

 BF> My station is so small and it doesn't live too many people here so it
 BF> would cost some to convert to ADSL for the few of us who are living
 BF> here but I haven't given up, yet.

Okey. But isn't it Telias policy that every central should be ready for
ADSL at some DD.MM.200X ?

 BF> Otherweise I don't know how many
 BF> percent of Sweden that have ADSL but I shuld guess about 70%.

Okey, TDC is done about making ADSL at the centrals.

 BS>> I've both ISDN and ADSL..

 BF> Grrrrr.......

Why grrr? My mailer takes ISDN calls. :) It's currently not nodelisted.

 BS>> Oh now your are twisting the case :) HAM is radio ameture, you
 BS>> can transfer data over that net, but only with 1200 bps.

 BF> Then my cellphone are faster, 9 600 and when I use WAP it is 115 000
 BF> so you see, you can keep that HAM in Denmark.  :-) The Swedish mobile
 BF> operator now also have access to WAP in Greece and that is good.

Well i guess the main reason for 1200 baund is that there isn't so mutch
frequences reserved for packet. But i guess people use it mostly for fun.

 BF>>> The antennas are only for sending/reciving the information and
 BF>>> doesn't care what you send/recive.

 BS>> For the WLAN?

 BF> Yes. 14 dB Gain.
 BF> If you are going to use 14 dB to your HAM radio they would be rather
 BF> big since they work att, is it 144 MHz but theese are working at 2,5
 BF> GHz so they are rather nice in size.

I'm not a radio ameture :)

Regards,
Bo

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