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Actually, the Telebit Trailblazer's modulation technique allows it to
transmit at about 18000 bps on a relatively clean line.  With protocol
and error control overhead, plus occasionally turning around the line
for ACKS (the modem is really half-duplex) the actual throughput in
one direction is about 14000 bps, provided there is no traffic in the
reverse direction.

I have personally seen throughput of above 1300 characters per second
of approximately-random data (compress output) with the modem's
compression algorithm turned off.  And the limiting factor was that
my poor 780 was spending 100% of its time pushing characters around;
the modem was probably capable of more.