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From: m1comm01@spacm1.uucp (Bob Straschewski)
Newsgroups: news.newusers.questions,comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: Modem Speed
Message-ID: <1898.26f4eb72@spacm1.uucp>
Date: 17 Sep 90 15:27:46 GMT
References: <1664@gvgpvd.GVG.TEK.COM> <1990Aug30.023220.8554@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu> <659@texas.dk> <1990Sep4.150259.12379@savant.uucp> <887@stsim.ocs.com>
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In article <887@stsim.ocs.com>, fsb@stsim.ocs.com (Steve Brailsford) writes:
> I don't know if this is anything like what is being discussed, I just
> picked up this group, but I am looking into getting a 9600 modem and
> need some advice on what kind to get and what to look for.  I seem to
> see that the V.32 seems to be a general standard for that rate, is this
> true?  Should I bother with any of the other standards that might also
> come with that?  I also hear about a 19.2K modem called Trailblazer,
> or is that some kind of protocol?  I have seen some articles about how
> you can get 19.2K from 9600 V.32bis modems.  Do these modems require
> leased lines, or is an ordinary phone line ok?  Thanks for any help
> you can give me here.
> 
> 	Steve Brailsford >>> uunet!oscmd!stsim!fsb
For dialup support from home for our rpogramming staff, we are using 
a bunch of MICROCOM 9624Cs.  These babys do "fake" 9600, and work really
well.  Very tough too.


 Bob Ski..................