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hernandez@info-gw.UUCP (Manny Hernandez) writes:

> ralphs@halcyon.com (Ralph Sims) writes:
> 
> > hernandez@info-gw.UUCP (Manny Hernandez) writes:
> > 
> > >I'm running Waffle v1.65 and can't get past 800cps rates when talking 
> > >to a UNIX based system in my area. I have HW flow control, BNU fossil 
> > 
> > Perhaps the unix site can only do 9600 serial communications.  This
> > would place your throughput right in line with what they are capable
> > of doing.  
> 
> Nope, 
> 
> He feed several other site at v.32bis and claims to have 1800cps transfers
> on average. 

Of course, as the UNIX site's modem is a WorldBlazer, and as his feed's
is as well, then that average value includes quite a bit of traffic at
WB/Turbo-PEP/g-spoofing, which should be giving him speeds in excess of
(or around) 2000 cps.

My own /waffle/admin/net file indicates speeds around 1300 cps with the
same UNIX site...  I forget if we usually do 14.4/MNP4 or 14.4/v.42bis.
It's likely v.42bis, as my 14.4/MNP4 speeds usually tend to be around
the 1200 cps range... which speaks well of v.42bis, eh!?

Of course, even that 1300 cps figure is not particularly impressive,
especially as I get around 1550 with other v.32bis/v.42bis connections
(mostly well-configured Waffle 1.65 sites..).

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