roy@cs.umn.edu> (08/13/90)
roy@alanine.phri.nyu.edu (Roy Smith) writes: > I am willing to defer to hard evidence to the contrary, but I > have trouble believing you could get any appreciable amount of > crosstalk between two properly balanced circuits (even if not using > twisted pairs) over the, say, 100 feet of wire you might find in a > common residential installation. In my Anchorage apartment, I ran ~75 feet of quad. One line was my voice line and the other was for my BBS. While I never experienced any interference with modem connections, I could _always_ hear a distant squall in the background when I was on the voice line and the BBS was in use. The other party rarely could hear it, however. Roy M. Silvernail | roy%cybrspc@cs.umn.edu