Re: Pending FCC ruling threat to modem users

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From: The Computer Guy
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 1986 17:35

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> Modems use the same lines as voice.
>
This is true, but they soak up a much higher bandwidth than voice.  If you
are multiplexing telephone signals on a single channel, a modem signal
reduces the number of simultaneous conversations you can carry.  Apologies
if this point has already been made.

By the way, get this OUT of net.sources.
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                                           -- guy k hillyer
               {alliant,panda,drilex}!enmasse!guy

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From: guy@enmasse.UUCP (The Computer Guy)
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Subject: Re: Pending FCC ruling threat to modem users
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Date: Thu, 18-Dec-86 12:35:20 EST
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Posted: Thu Dec 18 12:35:20 1986
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