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I wonder if it's a location thing, then...?  Any way I can test this? 

In article <6h3bh9$15i8@lamar.ColoState.EDU>, walter@lamar.ColoState.EDU 
says...
>
>When I had a 56 KFlex modem I was able to connect to CSU at 36.6K.  I now
>have an X2 chipset modem and routinely connect at 46K-51K.  I live just SW
>of Taft and Mulberry, fwiw.
>
>Coby Hughey <cobyh@hoSPAMlly.colostate.edu> wrote:
>: I have a motorola 56k voicesurfer and I'm curious as to what I need to do to get 
 
>: higher connect speeds.  Currently, when connecting to CSU I can get a 
maximum 
>: of 26.4k or, as is more usual, 24k.  I realize that CSU is using the rockwell 
>: chipset, which is a different standard, but shouldn't I be able to connect at 
33.6k? 
>: I live at S. Taft hill and Horsetooth, basically, if location is a factor.  Do I need 
to 
>: buy a different modem?  Do I need to change the init string currently being 
used? 
>:  Do I need to move?
>
>: Coby Hughey
>: cobyh@holly.colostate.edu
>
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