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On Oct 01 11:22 96, Paul Wankadia of 3:640/772.3 wrote: PW> On 29 Sep 96, Ian Smith wrote to Paul Wankadia -- PW>> Oh... Do you know if HST is still popular now, what with PW>> V.34 being just a tad faster than 16.8k...? IS>> If you've got users and/or points who live 20 miles out the end of IS>> scungy old lines (city folks may chuckle), you could do a lot worse IS>> than offering them HST connects, we hear. PW> So HST is very tolerant of noisy lines? Yes. VERY. PW>> of modem users connect with HST? Are the olde USR PW>> dual-standard modems still in popular use? V-Everything has HST. It's the current delivered model. IS>> In Australia? Browse your Z3 nodelist segment for HST flags (but not IS>> V34). There were still a dozen or two listed, last I noticed. PW> I guess they're rather more popular in Zone 1 and you lost count there? :) IS>> If you weren't thinking of going as far as a Courier, I expect you IS>> could find an older HST/DS (HST 16.8k, earlier 14.4k, both plus IS>> V.32bis) for a reasonable price [just guessing]. PW> DS -- is that Dual Standard? <%-\ IS>> Doubt I'd ever buy an HST-only modem, however cheap, but that bloke up PW> Would people ever have bought HST-only modems in the past -- was it ever PW> THAT popular??? Yep. Once. Regards, Dave Hatch. --- Msgedsq 3.20* Origin: Ministry Support Group (3:711/808) SEEN-BY: 50/99 620/243 623/630 625/100 711/401 409 410 413 430 808 809 899 SEEN-BY: 711/932 934 712/515 713/888 714/906 800/1 @PATH: 711/808 934 |
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