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From: jgray@pilchuckDataio.UUCP (Jerrold Gray)
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Re: Modem Query
Message-ID: <204@pilchuckDataio.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 9-Jan-86 10:54:01 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  9 10:54:01 1986
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 [ eat me! ]
> 
>   I am in the position where I am thinking of buying a 1200 bps (baud)
> modem sometme in the next couple of months. 

>   I would appreciate comments, both good and bad, on the various modems
> that are currently in the market.  How well does it work?  How sensitive
> is it to noisy lines and/or poor signal levels?  What sort of features
> are there?  What sort of known bugs exist?
> 

Several months ago I bought an Anchor Automation 1200 baud modem and have
been fairly happy with it so far.... but I'm easy to please.

I'd recommend you look for missing "features" in your cheaper modems.
The one I bought doesn't support the "break" function. This wasn't important
to me.

				Jerrold L. Gray
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