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Subject: Re: Calling the BBS in Tallinn, Estonia
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Date: 26 Dec 89 04:16:48 GMT
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 Subject: comp.dcom.tele: Re: Calling the BBS in Tallinn, Estonia


Dear friends!

I tried to connect with Tallinn maybe 100 times. Twice connection was 
established, but I received NO CARRIER (on 300bps). Maybe you have 
some recommendations for parity stop/data bits? It's real problem to 
call Tallinn from Moscow. I will try again tomorrow.

Andrei
Moscow


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