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From: glendwer@cats.ucsc.edu (Craig Steven Bell)
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Subject: Re: SO...On average, what kind of throughput will I get on Compressed Files (ZModem,YModem, and Kermit)
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Date: 5 Jun 91 08:56:51 GMT
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If you use BiModem, you can expect @1775cps going in BOTH directions.
Why settle for less?
BiModem supports crash recovery, batch, 4096 byte blocks, and 115k DTE rates.
..and chat.