Subj : Re: Internet transit alte
To   : Brian Rogers
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Fri May 21 2021 08:35 am

-=> On 05-20-21 07:09, Brian Rogers wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 -=> Tony Langdon wrote to Brian Rogers <=-

 TL> I think FRS radios are used for this purpose in the US, being FM.

 BR> I don't think so for our CB freqs.

 TL> As I said, similar in concept, would like to see the details.

 BR> The biggest issues I see are the initial handshaking no matter which
 BR> service you're looking to use as that's when all the data between each
 BR> point is shared such as MTU! The rule of thumb to prevent fragmenting
 BR> frames is that the lower MTU wins... however that's not always how it
 BR> seems to go. Once all that is established, the rest falls into place
 BR> fairly quickly. This is why 9600 is the preferred speed, but that's not
 BR> to say 1200 doesn't fly. I've even seen 300 baud on HF work to do SMTP
 BR> mail with axMail :)

Cool.  Yeah I've been around VoIP too long, where packets are tiny and
overheads are big as a result, and you pretty much can't go below around 20kbps
on the wire, because of the overheads, even if the payload is only 2400bps. :)


 BR> ... WINDows open:  Jump?  [Y/y/y]

Haha. :D


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