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Subject: Re:  ARPANET/MILNET performance statistics
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 02:14:36 EDT
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From: Ron Natalie <ron@BRL.ARPA>

Actually IMP packets are 1008 bits, IMP regular messages (what we know as packets)
are from 96 to 8159 bits.  Subtracting 96 bits off for the IMP leader leaves
8063 bits which is 1007 octets and 7 bits left over (a septet, I suppose).

-Ron