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Re: Primenet and 28.8 Connections??

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From: Robert J. Sullivan
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 1995 00:00
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In article <42g9g5$84g@nnrp1.primenet.com>,
   tome@primenet.com (Tom Elliott) wrote:
>In article <42cm9r$9v9@nnrp3.primenet.com>, shauert@primenet.com� says...
>>
>>I'm doing an informal survey/query about what speed Primenet users are able 
>to 
>>get their PPP connections at.
>>
>>I'm using the same setup I had before I moved to Phoenix and I can't ever 
get 
>>a 28.8 connection with Primenet.  Best I can do is 19.2.
>>
>>So, if you would be so kind as to tell me what speed you usually get your 
>>connection at, and what kind of modem/protocol (e.g., Zoom 28.8/V.fc or 
>>Supra 28.8/V.34) you are using, it would help me determine if it is my 
modem, 
>>their modem, or just a shitty U.S. West line.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Scott Hauert
>>
>>Internet: shauert@primenet.com
>>Compuserve: 76342,1400
>>WWW: http://www.primenet.com/~shauert/
>
>I have a generic modem (from Paradise Computer) using V.34.  I normally get 
in 
>at 24000, sometimes at 21600, and once got 26400.
>
>Hope that helps.
>
>Tom
>
I have a generic 28.8 modem also and can only get on @ 19.2.  I have never had 
a faster connect.  I think alot depends on the part of the valley you live in 
and the quality of the US West lines, mine are lousy.

Bob
bsulliv@primenet.com
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From: bsulliv@primenet.com (Robert J. Sullivan)
Subject: Re: Primenet and 28.8 Connections??
Date: 1995/09/08
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