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Running an American X10 Device

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Subject: Running an American X10 Device
From: "Karl Moore" <karl@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2002 00:21:46 -0000
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Hello Everyone! :)

Quick question, following on from my earlier query.

Can I run an American X10 device just by slotting on a UK-USA adapter? There a lot cheaper over there and I don't need to worry about aesthetics where I'm gonna be stickin 'em. Would this work? Anyone done it?

Cheerio,

--- Karlos

Karl Moore MCP, MCSD
Managing Director, White Cliff
Senior Editor, VB-World
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