ISDN is available to me at 235 install and 10 month increase in line
rental.I have just got p3 500 with 56k usb modem.Is the ISDN line going to
be a whole lot better for on line racing,or will my phone line cope as well.
Thanks Joe.
I can only talk of the ISDN here in Germany (euro-ISDN): with ISDN
versus 56k modem you will improve speed, latency and quality. and you
have 2 B-channels 64k (56k in USA?) each. when connected to your ISP
with just 1 channel (without channelbundling), you have a spare channel
for your normal phone use.
Lio
Wishkah
Tribute to Kurrt Cobain
253 install????
Cost 45 here in Norway, but the mothly fee is 20. And we pay for every
second of use. I'll recommend it nonetheless..
Quality is the main improvement IMO, I have had as good as no discos while
running ISDN with a good ISP.
Matt
If you want info of getting this check BTs website at www.bt.com and look at
signing up for Home Highway through the BT Together. I've recently signed
up for router usage at home to work. But its great for Internet access and
online ***. Shame about the UKs 1p to 2p a minute local call rate charge
which we still have. Hopefully, we'll get free access soon.
James Long
> >> ISDN is available to me at 235 install and 10 month increase in line
> >> rental.I have just got p3 500 with 56k usb modem.Is the ISDN line going
> to
> >> be a whole lot better for on line racing,or will my phone line cope as
> well.
> 253 install????
> Cost 45 here in Norway, but the mothly fee is 20. And we pay for every
> second of use. I'll recommend it nonetheless..
> Quality is the main improvement IMO, I have had as good as no discos while
> running ISDN with a good ISP.
> Matt
> >I can only talk of the ISDN here in Germany (euro-ISDN): with ISDN
> >versus 56k modem you will improve speed, latency and quality. and you
> >have 2 B-channels 64k (56k in USA?) each. when connected to your ISP
> >with just 1 channel (without channelbundling), you have a spare channel
> >for your normal phone use.
> >Lio
ADSL in england will be here this year...Prices should be around 30 pounds
for a month...With a one pay installment fee (Not sure what they install
here as it connects via your original phone line) Also this is Unlimited
access..30pounds a month and thats it !!!
Sounds good to me !!! and at 2 meg a sec..(probably less as BT are tight)
should be amazing for us slow-mo brits !
> If you want info of getting this check BTs website at www.bt.com and look
at
> signing up for Home Highway through the BT Together. I've recently signed
> up for router usage at home to work. But its great for Internet access
and
> online ***. Shame about the UKs 1p to 2p a minute local call rate
charge
> which we still have. Hopefully, we'll get free access soon.
> James Long
> > >> ISDN is available to me at 235 install and 10 month increase in
line
> > >> rental.I have just got p3 500 with 56k usb modem.Is the ISDN line
going
> > to
> > >> be a whole lot better for on line racing,or will my phone line cope
as
> > well.
> > 253 install????
> > Cost 45 here in Norway, but the mothly fee is 20. And we pay for
every
> > second of use. I'll recommend it nonetheless..
> > Quality is the main improvement IMO, I have had as good as no discos
while
> > running ISDN with a good ISP.
> > Matt
> > >I can only talk of the ISDN here in Germany (euro-ISDN): with ISDN
> > >versus 56k modem you will improve speed, latency and quality. and you
> > >have 2 B-channels 64k (56k in USA?) each. when connected to your ISP
> > >with just 1 channel (without channelbundling), you have a spare channel
> > >for your normal phone use.
> > >Lio
Jason Crossley skrev i meldingen ...
You'll get a different NT-box on yer wall with sort of a modem innit. And
they do change
a few bits in yer locala phoneline central. Could you see what
the install fee is? Cause ADSL is coming over here too...
You'll be fine with 1 meg down and 516 up anyways is my guess. Options here
is different,
but currently it's hard to get, and the installation fee is HUGE:(
Cheers,
matt
>> In the UK, Home Highway (which is four lines - two digital euro ISDN and
>two
>> analogues, but only two of any of these usable at the same time) is about
>> 40 to install and the cost of monthly rental doubles from about 13 to
>36
>> (with 13 free calls).
>> If you want info of getting this check BTs website at www.bt.com and look
>at
>> signing up for Home Highway through the BT Together. I've recently
signed
>> up for router usage at home to work. But its great for Internet access
>and
>> online ***. Shame about the UKs 1p to 2p a minute local call rate
>charge
>> which we still have. Hopefully, we'll get free access soon.
>> James Long
>> > >> ISDN is available to me at 235 install and 10 month increase in
>line
>> > >> rental.I have just got p3 500 with 56k usb modem.Is the ISDN line
>going
>> > to
>> > >> be a whole lot better for on line racing,or will my phone line cope
>as
>> > well.
>> > 253 install????
>> > Cost 45 here in Norway, but the mothly fee is 20. And we pay for
>every
>> > second of use. I'll recommend it nonetheless..
>> > Quality is the main improvement IMO, I have had as good as no discos
>while
>> > running ISDN with a good ISP.
>> > Matt
>> > >I can only talk of the ISDN here in Germany (euro-ISDN): with ISDN
>> > >versus 56k modem you will improve speed, latency and quality. and you
>> > >have 2 B-channels 64k (56k in USA?) each. when connected to your ISP
>> > >with just 1 channel (without channelbundling), you have a spare
channel
>> > >for your normal phone use.
>> > >Lio
All I can say is that since I switched to ISDN before Xmas I have not been disconnected from any GPL race. I get pings around 100 lower than with a modem.
Paul
:o)
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All I can say is that since I switched to ISDN before Xmas I have not been disconnected from any GPL race. I get pings around 100 lower than with a modem.
Paul
:o)
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