|
PureBytes Links
Trading Reference Links
|
> Where did you get the card and is it difficult to install. I am getting
> less that 1000 ticks on the ndx and it looks like a graph of dots.
Please note that the Pacific Comware's Turbo Express Port is an ISA card.
Most computer motherboards now only have 1 ISA slot. If you have a sound
card or a DVD player, chances are that that has already taken up the slot.
Installation was easy (keep in mind that I build my own computers and I've
been playing with computers since I was 13. :-). Just open up the computers,
slide it in the ISA slot, close it up, turn it on and allow Windoze to find
it and load the drivers from the CD provided.
You can get a TurboExpress card from the URL below:
http://www.turbocom.com/texport.html
> What are your counts for the es0h using the turbo card from 1800 cst on
> 1/27 through the close 1/28 on ts4 and ts5?
Well....I don't leave my computers on at night. After the daily download is
done at 7:15pm EST, I turn everything off. And usually turn them on around
8:00am EST. For 1/28, my ES0H data begins at 7:06am EST and ends at 4:15pm
EST or 16:15 EST. For 1/28, I got 25191 ticks for ES0H and 4147 ticks for
DSP0H. For 1/27, my ES0H data collection began at 7:17 am EST and ends at
19:38 EST. I got 24321 ticks for ES0H and 4192 ticks for DSP0H. For 1/26, my
data collection began at 7:44am EST and ends at 19:24 EST. I got 19062 for
ES0H and 3894 for DSP0H. For 1/25, my collection starts at 8:12am EST and
ends at 19;43 EST. I got 25471 for ES0H and 4389 for DSP0H.
I'm on BMI cable. One caveat: a friend of mine uses Time Warner cable in
NYC and he barely receives anything close to these numbers, even though he
does have a Turbo Express card. TW has overload their capacity in NYC and
that's why he's not receiving anything close to what I get. So, the local
cable providers will play a part in this. Since you're on satellite, that
will not be a problem.
|