On the other hand, the Couriers have always been reliable.
If only they weren't so expensive.
Scott
In your message dated: Thu, 13 Jun 1996 07:51:04 MDT
>Funny... I don't have any problems with the USR Sportsters. I've got
>them on 3 different portmasters at 3 different sites. In fact, these
>are the only modems that I've tried that I haven't had problems with.
>I've tried Zooms, Phoebes, and MicroComs. All have had problems either
>connecting, hanging up, resetting or all of the above. The USR
>Sportsters are the modems that I have "Standardized" on because
>I plug them in and the just work. I'd sure like to hear if others
>are having problems with these.
>Patrick Wolf
>pwolf@sdc.org
>wolf@aeo.com
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>I run a small ISP in northern california and we are getting ready to =
>purchase more modems...currently we have had nothing but problems with =
>our USR sportster piece-o-junk modems...I am thinking of USR Couriers, =
>but they are a bity expensive....has anyone had any good luck with other =
>modems? Maybe zoom, or microcomm? I would appriciate knowing what some =
>of you other ISP's out there use for your modems....
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>Nick@spyderwebb.com
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