Btw:

Many problems with effective speed and TCP 'fluency' depend on some
unsuitable STinG timeslice setting. That is the 'Delay' entry in the
"STinG Internals" CPX.  For fast machines (TT or accelerated Falcon)
this should always be 10ms, but even for slower machines that do not
work well with 10ms I do not advice using larger values than 25ms.
All machines, both fast and slow, should do fairly well with a setting
of 20 ms.

Another factor in 'fluency' of transfers is the buffer size used by
the HSModem modules.  These should always be enlarged so as to be
able to hold a full packet of the max MTU size, and it is mostly a
good idea to have even larger reception buffers.  I myself always
use transmit buffers of 4 KB and receive buffers of 16 KB. This has
worked fine for me. (HSModem default buffer size is only 256 bytes!)

Finally, you may gain further improvement by choosing a suitable
TCP reception window size (RCV_WND in DEFAULT.CFG).  This _must_
be larger than two MSS sizes, and I myself use "RCV_WND = 12288"
(12 KB that is).  The other configurable values do not normally
need any user 'tweaking'.

