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Subject: modems on the Mac +
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Date: Tue, 2-Dec-86 14:41:25 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec  2 14:41:25 1986
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  I have hooked up my Mac + to my roommates DAK ADC Smart Duck 1200 modem using
 a mini 8 to db 25 cable originally intended to hookup the Apple IIe to the
 Imagewriter II. We had to switch pins 2 and 3 (using a separate ribbon cable),
 otherwise, there have been no problems (the IBM mainframe the net is on here
 is what I am hooked up to as I write this).
  The modem can be ordered from DAK for $169 plus $6 shipping, and takes 2-4
 weeks to receive. It is Hayes compatible, and has had no problems.

  Standard disclaimers: I am not working for/involved with Apple, DAK, or the
  ribbon making company.
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 George A. Brownfield
 Aerospace Engineering '87
 The Pennsylvania State University

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