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So whats the choice ? Either getting another feed, splitting the
signal and violating the exchange agreement or paying the exchange
fees twice but not Comstock twice ?
I think that the comstock deal is not so bad since it is a stable
solution. If you have different applications running of the end of
a split feed then the whole exercise is nearly impossible anyway.
Gerrit Jacobsen
> >Gerrit Jacobsen wrote:
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> > Comstock told me that they are happy to open the second serial port on
>> their box (computer) for free as long as they know that only one
> > guy is sitting behind the machines. I would talk to them.
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> i fond that not to be the case as they would be in violation of their
> agreement with the exchanges.
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> >> Gerrit Jacobsen
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> >>>> > Does Tradestation talk to the Comstock box?
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> yes it does
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> >> That is, can the Comstock feed be split?
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> yes it can both sp comstock and signal can be split using a blackbox product
> tl-190-1 which has an on board micro processor that fools the receiver into
> thinking all the computers are indeed one.
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