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On Saturday July 20 1996, Bill Grimsley wrote to John Piper ...
JP> = 18:56:04 CONNECT 21600/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
JP> + 18:56:07 Ice Technologies, 1:259/912
JP> Not bad at all. Achieving that with the M11F would have been near
JP> impossible.
BG> Indeed, although depending upon the time of day, 33600bps is possible.
BG> I've found that calling the US or Canada between 2200 and midnight gives
BG> the best link rates, presumably due to the minimal traffic at that time of
BG> night.
The next time I crashmail Jeremy's system, I might try it at around 10 - 11pm.
BG> What ISD prefix did you use BTW, and do you know the remote's brand?
I used Telstra's 0011. I'm not sure about the brand of the remote modem,
but I did email Jeremy the other day to ask.
John (japp{at}mpx.com.au)
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